Hello Lisa! I didn't know the version of this song in Portuguese, my mother tongue. I already loved this song and now I love it even more. Gabriel always surprises us with his voice, simply amazing!
Though is isn't a favorite song of mine, anything he sings sounds amazing. He can sing the phone book as far as I concerned and it's superb. Brilliant! and by now I guess you know he's singing in Portuguese, lovely.
Hi, Lisa. Thanks for another great reaction to Gabriel's performance. Just in case you have some spare time in order to react to a young boy, by the time he was 13, I'm not sure, his name is Jota A. Another precious gem from our country. He also took part in a talent show here in Brazil a few years ago and we were mesmerized by his renditions. Again, Jota A singing Hallelujah is just something is his voice. Greetings from a Brazilian follower.
Hi Lisa . Love your reaction . Gabriel's voice is beautiful . He sings with such power, passion & emotion it comes a song of praise to God . With you . Mark (Toronto) 👍💙
Hiya. There’s a video of this song sung by Jotta A. and another girl. The harmony of those kids are angelical really. Impossible not to cry. It’s in Portuguese as well. Have a go. I swear it is really worth it
If you see this, I hope you'll react to Gabriel singing How Great Thou Art in Brazilian Portuguese. It's the most beautiful and brilliant interpretation of the song I've ever heard. I believe you would agree. 😍😍
You chose an old version. It has a more recent acoustic version with his father playing the guitar. The acoustic version is better. But both versions are great.
He does the same song with his father on acoustic guitar which is soo much better than this studio cover. The acoustic version he adds soo much more and whistles in it. 😊😊😊
Ah ok, thank you for clarifying that. I apologise...I didn't know what the main language was or if there were different dialects like in other countries. 😊
We’re supposed to speak Portuguese but it is way different from the one spoken in Portugal or African countries. We’re slightly having our own “Brazilian” language hehehehe but we don’t mind. Just don’t ever call us Latinos tho.
@@jeffmendes6116 Well, you're, technically and geographically, when your overall wonderful and more liberal/progressive(at least compared to other 3rd and 2nd world countries out there)-value political country is located in Latin America.. Eventually,it's how it's, whether you like it or not...unfortunately(at least from your side or point of view)....lol.. Otherwise to the rest, I'd agree,that's for sure. So, I would call it Brazilian Portuguese, just because I love to be more specific and precise for personal reasons..lol..👌✌🤘😅🙂🌈💎🌈
Ele está cantando em português do Brasil não de Portugal (tem diferença).... He is sing em portuguese of Brasil it is diferent then portuguese of Portugal... S2
