Dimash - 1. Both parents are singers 2. His mother is the top Soprano of his country 3. He has been receiving vocal training since he was 5 years old 4. He was in a swimming team, which helps him hold his breath 5. He has been trained in classical music, but prefers to mix classical with pop. - he is not an alien, or a fake, or anything other than a man whose only interest has been music, he dedicates all his time to music and to training --- very hard work, for unbelievable results!!
Dimash is not just 1 in a million he is 1 in a lifetime. The fact no one cares that they do not understand the language he is singing in and just enjoy his voice.
Amen! I don't need to understand the words because his voice draws the picture for me and I feel it. Most other singers can't do that because they don't have the vocal cords that Dimash has.
That special tribal riff was achieved by vibrating the larynx and is something practiced in Kazakhstan, Mongolia and other parts of Asia. Further youtubers have commented that it is used some parts of the Middle East. It is also referred to as a "glottal stop" and used in English when we say "uh oh". A Kazakh youtuber commented: Dimash used singing kazakh technique, that called 'komeymen aytu', You can hear it from the Turan Group. Saha people ( Rus) uses this technique too, they called it 'kylyhah'.
A Kazakh youtuber mentioned that it's part of a funeral song and done as a memorial for the lead vocalist of "A Studio" who first sang "Sinful Passion", Batyrkhan Shukenov, and who died a few years ago.
@@ubervocal8777 I did notice, and thank you for adding it. I tried to find the original Kazakh commentator that told of this, but was unable to relocate the comment. I seem to recall also that the same commenter said this particular funeral song is typically sung only by women. If we could learn more about it someday, it would be awesome information for a completist.
@@Snarky_Tart We need Erlan Bekchurin's cellphone! (He's the arranger and probably the one finding just the right piece to incorporate.) On a separate topic, the script is well under way. Let me know if you would like to give input or have an early look later next week.
I can't get enough of seeing Vocal coaches and teachers looking completely Gobsmacked while watching Dimash. Thank you for reaction to more of Dimash. We are a rabid bunch of fans, us dears are :D
THIS YOUNG MAN 25 Y.O.STUDIED ALL HIS LIFE TO ACHIEVE PERFECTION..THERE IS NON ONE ELSE IN THE WORLD WHO CAN JUST DO WHAT HE DOES..HE IS ABSOLUTE PERFECTION. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s not yodeling, its a singing technique originated from the Tibet in China. The tribe is known to produce that stuttering effect in such a angelic style. You could search the singer, Zha Xi Ping Cuo 扎西平措, the song he sang is called “春”, “Spring”. And hear him sing freely.
We love Dimash! He was singing live as always without any doubt. This was proven by fans camera videos. People in the audience could clearly see and hear that Dimash was singing without electronically added effects.
He is a trained opera singer, He is from Kazakhstan, was 22 here, is 25 now. He has a 6 octave range, perfect pitch and can sing an unbelievable G8, he is a phenomenon and he sings it all live, no digital effects 💖
Парень поцелован богом, ещё раз повторюсь, помимо вокальных он ещё обладает актерским мастерством, дай бог ему здоровья, а также дальше радовать нас своим пением
Да актер в нём огромный, каждая песня спектакль, без перевода люди содрогаются , феномен, слушаю одни и те же песни уже 2 месяца и всё как первый раз, обалдеть от этого парня...затмил весь мир творческий
What you missed when you paused in the middle of that last part was that entire last phrase was done in one breath (22sec.). Also I would recommend his performance of "The Love Of Tired Swans" next. It's fun to see your face when Dimash does something that surprises you.
Only problem is, they promised him they wouldn't pit him against children, and now that's just what they plan to do. It's against his principles, and he's told them so.
Go back and listen to that run again...He goes to highest note and back down in one breath...Thanks for reacting to Dimash...also...that yodel was him...Kazakh folk style..
❤️❤️❤️ Thank you, Adam, for this great reaction! I’ve been following Dimash since the summer of 2017. My brain has a difficult time processing the fact that Dimash has improved heads and tails over where he was back then. Other worldly. He will be on CBS’s new show, The World’s Best, February 3rd immediately following the Super Bowl. Thank you again for your insight!
That magnificent sound you hear is what I would call ululation or keening. As in, mourning for his sinful passion. Totally Mid-eastern. Sounds like a paid mourner from ancient times. His despair and longing for the loss of the passionate love he can't live without is expressed gloriously in this song. I mean, wow. You need read the lyrics in English. This young man is a miracle.
Dimash has total use of every aspect of his voice, and can naturally create any effects he wishes. He doesn't need artificial gimmicks to achieve any sound he desires. However, you haven't been listening to him as long as many of us so you can be forgiven. Obviously you admire his incredible talent and finely-honed skills, and you're favorably inclined toward him in general. So thanks for a basically enjoyable reaction, and for making the effort to share this amazing song with us.
Thank you very much for this reaction.. Its helping me to understand all those technics to sing so well.. I am not a singer but I am a good auditor . Have a good day!
Thank You for this reaction! Because of pausing you missed the fact that the last part was made in one breath!!! 22 seconds with melisma going up and down!!! Simply incredible!
Just recently, I listened to back to back songs, from Dimash, for about 45 minutes. When it was done, I realized I had a strange feeling...it was like my whole body was full of electricity and it lasted about 30 minutes before it began to subside. I have felt chills many times, from music or singing that I have heard, but that was my first time to have that experience. It was strange and wonderful at the same time. Our bodies really do respond to the frequency of sound waves. I can't be the only one that has felt this.
Thank you so much for your great reaction!! Dimash is unique and phenomenal! He gets better and better in the low notes!! I love it! There are more new performances of him. Check Dimash's official RU-vid channel!! Greetings from DKIFC/The Netherlands 😊🇳🇱👍
@@TheArtofBeingReacts yes, you must see and listen to more of him. He has a very powerfull, soothing and heavenly voice. He is also a great performer! Every performance of him is different and amazing!! You won't regret it!! Believe me!! Greetings from DKIFC/The Netherlands 😊👍
There is a vocal technique taught by opera coaches called Trilling. Given his training, he has probably studied just about everything vocal out there. I think this is just the beginning 😂😂🥰🦋🌺
Thank You for your amazing reaction !!! Your reaction is very respectful =. Honest = professional !!! Your parents raised you up very much proper way = thanks them for = handsome = intelligent SON !!! God bless you and your family !!!
Oh no, you miss the runs he made after the peak. I hope you play back to watch those runs at about 7:10. I always enjoy watching your reaction . Again this time. Thank you. 😊
@@user-lh4pt7yh9x,я в курсе.И не первый реакционер,который работает на лайки.Если Вы см.др.реакции,то заметили,что многие реакцию делают после исполнения.И это касается не только Димаша.
I am new to Dimash. So far my favorite performance is "Hello" "Sinful Passion" and SOS. I love Your lesson with Your reaction💗! I cant wait to hear more Dimash. Even my husband loves him lol
I do not understand this language or most of the languages he sings in other than English but I will listen to this man for the rest of my life!!!! The most talented singer I have ever listened to! Great reaction as well! And yes he is doing that with his voice.
my grandson will soon go for singing choir lessons he is 3.5 yrs old ,,,he just love this one...lol loves yelling .hey you never know. lots of musicians in the family
Hi Adam, Awesome reaction, when I first heard this I thought it was astounding!! Glad you concluded that "Tribal" sound was his voice, he has perfected the larynx vibrating effect and has actually employed it in quite a few performances now. 👌👌😊
@@TheArtofBeingReacts i can fully understand you. 1st you are shocked then follow by confusion as you are not sure what just happened. He is incredible, isn't him? That's his amazing D8 whistle note😄
Adam Mishan, I love your reaction about Dimash. Dimash will be in the competition after the Super Bowl on CBS named: The world`s best Dimash is my favorite. Is anybody out there with the same opinion? Greetings from Hamburg Germany And rwespect for You Adam.
