Of course. She has been in a band for half her life. Any artist would get emotional knowing so many people have followed their journey so closely. People know their songs word for word despite how many years have passed by. I am glad people showed her this kind of appreciation, she works really hard.
We've watched them grow and mature before our eyes. We know their songs as well as they do and they mean as much to us as the three ladies who created them.
Dany in Monterrey during 'When I'm Alone' and here Paulina with her 'Black Holes' and 'Breathe' in Mexico City blown my mind. I have never seen such emotional/personal/authentic performances. I am 40+ man and they brought me to tears. These ladies sometimes reminds me of Queen with Freddie on the piano in their epic songs (Love of My Life, Spread Your Wings or even Bohemian Rapsody... etc).
You're not the first person to make that comparison... and it's apt, I think - as well as being _incredibly_ high praise. The main link, I believe, is their willingness to not "stick to genera and formula", but to follow their instincts and let the music be whatever the song's story requires. That was something Queen was famous for doing, and the same appreciation of "music IS _the language_ " that they apply to their writing shows it. It's something demonstrating their character, and willingness to let things flow wherever they may go in service to the music and story they are telling. It's a rare talent, and quite unique whenever a band lets it happen. These ladies are masters of that particular form of the craft, and I'm not the only one glued to their performances because of it.
Oh yes, O-M-G😭 And except of this, she was smiling all the time when drumming. Ales baseplay with her new base spectacular. Danys stagepresence, voice and guitar out of this world. Best concert I've ever seen. And even after 10 years, they've just begun!!! I think at least after the MTV VMAs, they are not longer a great rockband. They are the brightest shining rockstars in the world🤘
What a great fan cam recording! It's the first one of these where I have been able to clearly hear the strings and how much they add to the song. What a beautiful arrangement. That was absolutely awesome. Thank you for posting this. This band is unique in all that they do and will slowly but surely take over. Long live The Warning!
Thank you so much. I was surprised by myself of the quality. I was with a friend who told me, the best sound you have is near the soundmixing. He was so r8t.😁
@@Youknowwho1964 My wife and I like to attend concerts at a "sort of" outdoor venue in Phoenix. Whenever a band we're interested in swings by, I jump on the ticketing system and always strive to buy seats as close to the semi-permanent sound booth, which is pretty much in the middle of the mid-tier of the seating layout. Yes; that's the position sound checks are coordinated from, and definitely has the best sound. Highly recommend doing this, if your local venue permits it.
I was pleasantly surprised by the way the audience was chanting Paulina, Paulina...the cadence sounded like a waltz! Her name is musical! APDVillaReality!
What would you my friend expect from a classily trained singer drummer songwriter? I bet that she was the one who arranged the violins and cello band of classical Banda behind her.
Pau is a very passionate person and we always see the wild side. Seeing the vulnerable and sensitive side is a treat for us and it’s a testament to how she’s becoming more comfortable with her emotions.
Wow, Pau sang two very emotional and deep meaning songs. She really sang her heart, similar to how Amy Lee with Evanescence sings Far From Heaven. The Warning is fantastic!
Awesome job on this video. Thank you so much for sharing with those of us who are still dreaming of the day we get to see these incredible beautiful talented ladies live!!!!!
And I am happy to make this dream come true for me with the M&G and all. And I wish all of you, who haven't yet the opportunity to see them live, that one day you will manage it so.🤘
I was thinking the same. Specially during Breathe when they were not playing as it was a last minute addition. What was going through their minds when Pau broke down?
Ya era un reto cantar Breathe y Pau tenia que hacerlo para vencer ese miedo y nunca quedarse con esa maldita duda de que pasaria si no la canta, y que mejor hacerlo ante 9,000 fans y la presiosa Pau no pudo evitar el llanto ante sus fans que conocían muy bién la canción.
Cuando Pau interpreta ,afloran los sentimientos y empiezas a cortar cebolla,vienen los recuerdos de un tiempo que no volvera,Pau es increible Pau al piano, Black Holes ,con cuerdas que mas se puede pedir ,solo mas y mas
would anyone who speaks enough spanish be able to translate the stuff she says before/ during breath? i know some spanish, but not enough to understand unclear stuff over cheering, if you have time
I am missing some parts..but mostly goes like this: Pau: " The next song, I told before, that I was never gonna sing it live, but its incredible to think that here we are gathered 8k persons, so...I hope you like it"
@@fa2860 They are all not quite believing their "footprint" of impact they have made. For many of us watching this, we think... " _Hope_ we *like* it?!?!" In the meantime, Pau is thinking, "Just a little ditty I submitted to the record company because they needed an extra song... really; it's nothing special; just an emotional clip I jotted off... who would ever even CONSIDER memorizing or even caring about this but me??" Yeah, Pau... we all care. And listen. Closely. Pretty much everyone underestimates themselves. These ladies included, definitely.
