The Warning - Narcisista and Martirio - Dany says "Dankeschön Berlin... WOW!" - Berlin - 31.05.2023 

The crowd was a cool mix too. About 50% were relatively young and seemed to be from Berlin's Latino community. The other 50% older old school rock n roll dudes. And me who fits neither category... 😅

Kind of getting the same feeling when watching a video of Rammstein playing Madison Square Garden, New York. Lots of fans singing on in german. Sometimes love for music in general makes people break language barriers and borders. Also same in the Japanese music scene. Seen videos of Band-maid touring the US, and see people singing along in Japanese.

Wow!

Happy 24 th birthday to Dani! The Queen of the Music Scene!!🎉❤️❤️❤️🎉

song after song bro.Caught theml ive in Charlotte NC. Small place, literally 30 feet from the stage. Wow, My daughter got Pau's drum stick.What a great reafreshing rock band!

Right? She's so chill and cool

I still can't wrap my head around the fact that in 2020 at her "mature" age of 15, Spector, one of the leading bass companies in the world, custom made that bass for her & called it "Alejandra Villarreal Spector USA Signature 5 String Bass". The red speckled finish is designed by Ale & Spector launched a range of bass in "Ale's Inferno" finish. She is a human metronome with perfect pitch and has been a Spector artist since she was 13 in 2018. And as David Bendeth, the legendary producer, said she can hang out with anyone technically. No wonder Muse gave a huge shoutout to her cover of Hysteria in 2020. However I'm pasting below a link to their school concert in 2015 when the band covered Hysteria. Ale was 10 & the bass was bigger than her. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fU26wmlF3yg.html&ab_channel=TheWarning Unbelievable talent!!!

@@MrSudeepdas / I concur. I just sold my spector bass, & I miss playing it.

@@gregorystinette8271 The bass I played for my college band in late 80s was local made here in Kolkata, India with a tendency to topple over. So I had to counter the weight besides playing 🤪. Ale's teacher Pablo, plays a 6 stringer on which she had played her jazz & slap bass lessons. Maybe in future Spector will make one for her.

Well, when she started playing, the bass was bigger than her.

It is inevitable!

Leonard Cohen

@@gmartinz01 Exactly! You know what i'm talking about. 😁

@@monicamansour3525 In today's shallow waters of music industry Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and even Pink Floyd would have found it difficult to survive. And that'ss my worry for the girls. Their lyrics & subtle music is too intellectual for today.

2nd verse I think. The complicated drum pattern has 2 subsections with one on the floor toms. Extremely high level of creative & technical drumming. Her choice of tones & patterns are so intelligent & subtle in Martirio that its hard to believe that in her mid teens she used to destroy her kit accompanied by a helicoptering ponytail.

@@MrSudeepdas - Oh, you're right - second verse. She always chooses something unique and perfect for the song. I have to go back and watch the music video again. I never noticed the drum pattern before but it's awesome.

I checked and in the music video they don't show Pau playing drums even once during that part and the tom work is not as prominent.

@@randyruggles342 This video shows her tom work very closely. With short fills & crashes on cymbals lasting from 7:10 to 7:12 Pau enters this sumptuous drum pattern consisting of 2 sub-sections at 7:13. She carries on till 7:38 to finish the verse. In Teatro Metropolitan we can hear this pattern as well - the 1st time I noticed it actually.

I've always wondered what she's playing there. Definitely nothing straightforward. One of the details that makes the song so special.

o no entendí tu ironía o no entiendo español, pero el público no cantó una sola palabra en español. Na na na nananana y oooooo oo oo oooooo oooooo ooooo no es idioma español, sería lo mismo si hubiesen usado cualquier otra vocal.

@@pampatestament una lavadita de oidos te saldria mas economico si es verdad que dices que ni una sola palabra en español fue cantada en esa noche epica.

An anthem song for sure!

It has been said before and I agree with you.

how about Spanish? I'm honestly asking... cuz I've never been to Germany (even though my sister was born there LoL).

@@don-music I wasn't aware of it, but that doesn't mean a whole lot.

​@@don-music Every West German had to learn English in school since many decades. In Eastern Germany, English was not compulsory until after the reunification. Since the mid-2000s, English lessons already start in primary school in all of Germany. So English skills are generally quite good among younger Germans and older West Germans. Spanish, on the other hand, is taught in some schools at a higher age, but it's not compulsory. Thus, Spanish skills are quite rare among Germans and usually are a sign of either a immigrant history or a higher educational level.

@@olli2591little addition here: in Baden-Württemberg, Rheinland-Pfalz and the Saarland the language taught in German primary schools is usually French as these areas were formerly occupied by France.

maybe Dany mixed the languages hehe

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