Tamino - Habibi - Live /s Live 28.06.2024, Antwerp, Belgium, 4K UHD 

As gravações são ótimas, ao vivo,melhor ainda ,ele canta Habibi, porque é sua canção mais popular .

Seems fine to me. His voice sounds the same to me here than in an average version in 2017.

What? I don't understand. Are you sure you listened carefully? When you listen to this version for example, can you not hear the difference? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xOoRGHaVJtA.htmlsi=WH2fGizr9u9Um4Db He has a lot more power, it's especially audible after the second chorus when he sings loudly. Whereas in the version we commented on, he is very weak, his voice weakens, she is tired. Do you hear that at the end of the song, on the last Habibi, he can't get up to the high notes and he doesn't sing half the phrase? It happens to him at all the lives he does now, he can no longer sing those high notes. I work with a singing teacher, an opera singer. I showed her these recordings and she told me that he didn't use the singing techniques that opera singers use to sing without damaging his voice. This is why after years of singing, his voice is tired because he damaged his vocal cords by singing only with his throat without the support of his stomach in particular. I'm a huge fan of Tamino and that's why it saddens and worries me to see his voice deteriorate like this.

@@SqualSnipingit’s not that deep is it? sounds good to me

@@charlotte.murphy but I don't understand, do you hear that he can no longer sing at the end?

@@SqualSniping​​⁠i know what you mean, but voices don’t always stay the same you know they have ups and downs maybe he wasn’t feeling the extremely high notes in that moment so he decided to just adjust them to what he’s feeling, instead of forcing it and potentially ruining the performance at the end