@@gabrielguerrero7296 no, campeón. El Flaco está en un nivel inalcanzable. El que más se le acerca es Charly, pero hasta ahí nomas. Fuera de joda, musical y líricamente hablando Luis Alberto era un verdadero genio. Hacía cosas que a día de hoy siguen soprendiendo hasta a los músicos más experimentados. Cerati era un groso tambien, pero en lo musical era mucho más tradicional, digamos.
I'm an Argentinean living in Germany, and my life happens in English, and I have to say, for some reason this video made me cry. When Gustavo hits that "no seas tan cruel" it just freaking hit hard. Like a bag full of bricks straight in the home-sickness...
@@diobrando3141 Alto tontito amigo... Te quisiste hacer el gracioso y quedaste re gil. Mira que a mi Cerati no me gusta, pero el chabon puede decir lo que le pinte ¿Que te tiene que pedir permiso a vos?
I've never seen a band play a local show and draw as many fans as Soda Stereo did...not once but many times. It is a real shame Gustavo passed...RIP man, your music will never die.
I regret not going to see them in their reunion tour when they came to LA. I didn't discover soda until 5yrs after they separated, so it made me cry when he passed away. Te extrañamos Gustavo.
He brought a whole package to rock: Songwriting skill, musicianship, leadership attitude, performance, empathy with his fans and an amazing look !!! Who can fail with all those blessings !!!???
Gustavo Cerati is a truly Hero (icon) on the Latin American scene; there are no words to describe his incredible talent as a songwriter, singer and guitarist. Soda Stereo is undoubtedly one of the most important bands that Latin American rock has had. Thank you for posting this reaction. 🔥
Le re contra pegaste linda! Hoy es el Día Nacional de los Músicos en Argentina y esta es la manera perfecta de saludarlos, con la banda argentina más grande de todos los tiempos. Gracias! Perfect timing Beth! Today is National Musician Day in Argentina and this is the perfect way to salute them, with the biggest argentinian band of all times. Thanks!
@@emaranciovich6555 tengo la esperanza de que la gente de habla inglesa empiece a darle más lugar a la musica de Gustavo gracias a este tipo de analisis
Se lo extraña un montón a Gustavo Cerati... todos los días, me emociona ver como gente de otros lugares apenas lo conocen se fascinan con el. Gracias totales, diría Gustavo.
D.E.P. (R.I.P.), Gustavo. AGUANTE, SODA! These guys are from Argentina and I am from Perú. As a kid during the early to mid 1980's, their music is what helped me enjoy such awesome memories.
Que hay de Héroes del Silencio, Barón Rojo, Ángeles del Infierno, Tierra Santa y tantas buenas bandas españolas? Que hay de Caifanes, Maná, Café Tacuba? Hay buen rock en toda Hispanoamérica
Gustavo fue una antena que recibió la música de todo el mundo con un oído impresionante, y encima voz para transmitirlo, cabeza para producirlo, mano para tocarlo y corazón para crear!
Soy uruguayo y está canción forma parte de la banda sonora de mi adolescencia,en esos 80s el rock argentino fue como una ola enorme de agua fría en un río de la plata calentito aun por el postmilitarismo.Luca decía que era un chetito de papá, y tenía razón pero el tema es que eran estrellas de galaxias diferentes.Like a esta canción que me transportó 30 años antes y me doy cuenta que no cambie mucho ya que me hizo saltar igual.
He was a plagiarist, most of his songs were copied from the police or other groups, even a Chilean communist song he made it as his own to piss of his ex wife
@@thomasjust2663 Sorry, and you are... What? Just a critic? A poor little man spreading his shit in RU-vid´s comments section? C´mon! Let the people love what they love!.
@@ExpTube1969 Many songs are practically copies, there are several videos about it, de10.com.mx/top-10/inspiracion-o-copia-10-canciones-que-gustavo-cerati-plagio
Sometimes I feel these “English speaker reacting to Soda Stereo” is just a cheap way to get more viewers, but at the same time it’s great that the English speaking world gets a taste of this band, to me this guy was John and Paul in one person , really no equal in the music world. Cheers
I'm an English speaker but I discovered soda stereo before this video through the song 'De Musica Ligera' by accident on youtube, and got hooked on ever since 😁😊
BETH ROARS analyzed one of the most impressive monsters in the history of world music. In the Anglo scene, Gustavo Cerati is not known for limiting the language and deciding to develop his career only in the Latino field. That deprived the world of meeting a unique, wonderful and unrepeatable artist. But thanks to beautiful people like you, Cerati is already a little better known. Thanks from Argentina Beth!
@@m.sofiaschroeder7319 No estoy hablando de una ignorancia profunda....era solo un chiste de un chileno rockero, nada mas. En realidad me encanta Soda, pero pa serte sincero, el rock latino en general es solo un ripoff de grupos anglos, si puse INXS pa comparar Soda puedo hacer lo mismo con los prisioneros y The Clash o New Order
@@enriqueramirez8549 Hmmmm... ponele... pero estaban mucho más cerca del power trio de The Police... y mixalo con algo del sonido y las construcciones sonoras de Duran Duran.. (si puede que suene extraño, pero eso hacía único lo de Gustavo, de donde sacaba sus influencias y como tomaba lo mejor de cada recuerdo sonoro), porque SI o SI todo músico está influenciado por la música con la que se formó, la que admiró y lo motivó.
As Argentinian this is amazing to see. Watching you react to such an important part of our culture is very uplifting, it's a part of our legacy to the world as a country. Keep it up!
I´m Mexican , and Soda Stereo if for me the most influential Latin American band. There where lots of great bands from the same time, mostly from 3 countries: México, Argentina (a lot) and Chile, but no one like Soda Stereo. Big hit for your channel, there are some other songs from them, in pretty different styles. One technical detail to point out: Did you hear at 3:23 the phrase "tus ojos, nunca mentirán" ("your eyes will never lie") ? it was sang in perfect tuning at unison with an 8 note scale in the guitar. BTW is so hard to try to play the guitar in the way that Gustavo Cerati did and sing at the same time. R.I.P Gustavo, Greetings from México, great video as ever Beth !
I just love Gustavo. One interesting thing: Gustavo was left-handed, but it was so difficult to find an appropriate guitar for him when he was a boy, that he finally learnt to play with his right hand. Isn't he awesome? 💜
the_raven most lefties kind of force themselves to learn to do certain things right handed. I play guitar and bass right handed because by the time i realized a left handed guitar exists i didn’t want to go through the hassle of relearning the chord shapes.
En los 90', aún en mis peores momentos, aún cuando la depresión me golpeaba hasta dejarme en el piso... Acudir a la música de Soda Stereo era como encontrar un oasis en medio del desierto... Siempre estaré agradecido a Gustavo por eso...
I love your words. Please listen some other songs of Soda, you are gonna love them like we are from about 20 years. Have fun! Kisses from Buenos Aires, Argentina
@@AndresLopez-bz7bs quizás si te planteas que te trajo a ver este video e incluso hacer un comentario encuentres tu propia respuesta. Yo pienso que esta bueno que gracias a estos videos hay música que trasciende fronteras geográficas y temporales. Tal vez vos encuentres otros motivos... O ninguno. Es respetable. Besos
@@AndresLopez-bz7bs , Beth analiza la técnica vocal, de modo que puede analizar perfectamente una performance de Soda Stereo, sobre todo porque Cerati poseía una voz y una técnica superlativas. Las canciones tienen letra y música, pero es un error muy común creer que solamente se las puede apreciar si se comprende la letra. Cuando la composición genera un interés propio (modulaciones, armonías, ritmos, etcétera), la voz pasa a ser un instrumento más. Claro, entender la letra expande la experiencia (siempre depende de la canción), pero para los propósitos de Beth aquí, no es indispensable.
Man, it gives me chills everytime I hear to him. As an Argentinian, knowing i won't ever be able to watch him live sucks. We really miss you, Gustavo. Gracias Totales!
I feel very fortunate to listen to SodaStereo and Gustavo Cerati since 1987, in 2006 Cerati came to my city in Arequipa Peru to show the live concert of the album "Ahi Vamos", it was an incredible experience, taking him 4 meters away from the stage. I have felt the pure and perfect sound, all the details, Cerati changes the different guitars to each song, at that moment, the sky seems to have its own sound, beautiful. Unrepeatable and magnanimous experience.
@@carelesssleeper6333 se llega a entender, pero si he de responder a la dama del vídeo,lo haría en castellano Argento. Y si ella entiende pues que bueno.
Me emociona cuando reaccionan y escuchan por Primera vez a nuestros artistas, por que a su vez estan difundiendo a las nuevas generaciones lo que nosotros ya adorabamos por décadas, felicitaciones por tu canal y me suscribo.. Bless
I’ve been watching your channel for a long time, and even today I don’t know if you’re Amy Adams or Isla Fisher. Just kidding you are more beautiful than both. Congratulations from Brazil. We really like Soda Stereo here in Brazil even though we don't speak Spanish. Saludo a nuestros hermanos argentinos. Vive la música de América Latina.
Gustavo Cerati and Soda Stereo are between the best that latin america gave birth to. Im so glad to see that all around the world there is so many people appreciating him and his music. Long live Gustavo. TE VEREMOS VOLVER.
As argentinian i wanna thank you for showing so much respect for one of our top artist of all time. Gustavo is no longer between us and i miss him so much, but you can bring him back to live just listen to his music.
Argentina has some pretty great musicians. Another great one that I grew up with is a band called Rata Blanca and they have a pretty great singer with them.
First of all, surprised to learn that you analysed Gustavo Cerati. I grew up listening to his work with Soda Stereo. The band and other Argentine rock groups led the "rock en español" movement which was blowback from the 1982 war between the UK and Argentina... Falklands War or Guerra de las Malvinas. They showed the Spanish speaking world that great work could be produced with lyrics in the Spanish language. Hello! Definitely a smooth voice, I am not trained, so glad to learn he was a tenor. Cerati always made sure to write poetry, his songs are all poetry and the lyrics are ambiguous, full of secret messages, usually with lots of sexual innuendo and double entendre. I went to one of their shows in Panama in 1995... where Cerati did a no show, so the audience damaged some of the television screens. The show was postponed for a few days but he finally was in shape to perform on a summer evening, open air concert in Panama City. Practice your "woohoo's" haha, loved that!
I´m so happy that lately there's a huge wave of reaction videos from Soda Stereo / Gustavo Cerati. He was so talented and his music so awsome that i totallyi feel he deserves more exposure in the non-Spanish speaking world. Oh and today in Argentina we celebrate the music day so this video came in the perfecto moment! Keep on roaring!
You have to listen "Gustavo Cerati" (the SodaStero's vocalist) or "Luis Alberto Spinetta" (the idol of Gustavo Cerati). And I LOVE you! Grettings from Ushuaia-Argentina
Fugitives (translation) We are both accomplices At least I know I run away because I love I need relaxation Be awake like this It is a delusion of the damned As a residual effect I will always take the detour Your eyes will never lie But that white noise It's an alarm in my ears Do not be so mean Look no further pretexts Do not be so mean We will always be fugitives both of us We have nowhere to go We are like a devastated area Meaningless roads Religions without reason How can we survive Do not be so mean Do not search…
great to know you are reacting to a rock in spanish! Gustavo Cerati is a really genius an amazing artits; best lycics in spanish ever. Gustavo wrote the best lyrics i've heard in spanish... it would be nice if you could translate them. Thanks for this react to Soda Stereo...
Check the song "Entre caníbales", made for the MTV unplagged. Por suerte pude ver 2 de los últimos conciertos de Soda. Más allá del dolor de sus familiares y amigos, para mí, el fallecimiento de Gustavo Cerati fue una tragedia para la cultura argentina. Y seguro que fue el mejor cantante de rock de la historia latinoamericana. Hoy hay un espacio vacío que nadie pudo llenar.
I'm from Argentina and I was there for this shows. I love how happy you look watching the band play, they were amazing, and that was one of the best show I've ever been to. So glad that english spekears can appreciate them too.
ugh, I guess chauvinism is strong with this one. As long as you don't kill anybody I guess it's fine, keep believing people think of Argentina in concerts.
RU-vid: "best crowd in the world"... Solo hablan de Argentina... Cuentenla como quieran... El que no conoce al público argentino a cualquier santo le reza
@@rockdocdelaudio tal cual. Ya saltaron con los chilenos??? Brasileños y mexicanos...no entienden nada de pasión y euforia. Si hasta las canciones de fútbol nos copian!!!
Yeaaah! SODA! Thanks so much for this video. Best Latin American band ever! Many say best band in the world period! Amazing musicians. R.I.P. Cerati. SODA STEREO FOREVER!
Argentina has the best crowds, im not argentinian, but I have seen some mediocre bands playing there and no matter that they are not good, but crowd always make the shows look greater than they probably are...
@@lughar la edad no tiene nada que ver, yo tengo 15 y me gustan algunas canciones de soda y de cuando Cerati era solista, cuando yo tenía como 7 años las cantaba pero las dejé de cantar porque me di cuenta que no cantaba tan bien como pensaba y no puedo intentar decir una palabra sin 3 pollos (aproximadamente)
This is so crazy I dream that I was singing this song and that he found out and he was super happy woke up watch your video out of no where just found you and for 2 minutes I forgot that is not longer with us . Thank you for liking our music
Hola, vengo porque soy fan de Soda Stereo marcaron una etapa en mi vida y a veces lloro por Cerati en las madrugadas ✌amo que las personas hagan analisis de su voz porque aprecian y se emocionan mucho y me siento comprendida jaja. Lo quiero mucho al pana.
Soda Stereo wan an amazing band, the most famous rock band in spanish. Now, you have to react to another Argentine band, Pescado Rabioso, their live performance of “Despiértate Nena/Corto/ Pescado Rabioso” in 1973 is outstanding and there are 2 singers and they were at their prime. You know, Argentina is known as the land of Rock in spanish language, specifically Buenos Aires (city in Argentina)... every musician in the 70’s wanted to move to Buenos Aires because there was a huge movement with Progressive Music. Buenos Aires was what London was for English musicians in the 60’s. Also in Buenos Aires, in 1972 took place one of the biggest festivals of Latin America, called “Hasta que se ponga el sol”, It was like the Woodstock of spanish speakers
@@hernanarroyo7892 en mi top 5 de canciones en español. Haberla escuchado en vivo durante el tour Me Veras Volver ha sido una de las mejores experiencias musicales que he tenido
I was at one of their concerts in Miami back in 2007 he sounds exactly the same every time. He was such a performer and perfectionist. I was hypnotized. It was a dream come true, I cried, my friend cried. We grew up listening and watching the their last concert videos and being there was just a dream come true. Being able to experience their all, I got the chills now.
"sometimes you think you are taking the wrong turn, but actually you're making the best choice you could've" Damn. I'm 36, from Argentina and I was in this very concert.... man, this guy had such a powerful and emotional voice. I've been fortunate enough to see many other artists with great voices (Roger Waters, Shakira) and to be fair, he is just on a league of his own. If you want to see something really cool about Gustavo, you should check out "11 episodios sinfonicos". It was recorded live, where he'd do symphonic versions of his own songs (and also Soda Stereo's). Soda Stereo is by far my favorite band, their music is not only great but their lyrics are extremely powerful, and Gustavo's voice was always alluring.
I was nerver a big Soda Stereo fan ,byt I must admit that they were perhaps the best band in South America at the time... and Gustavo Cerati an excellent artist. Greetings from an Argentine living in Sweden 🇦🇷🇸🇪
Thanks for showing the World our love for Soda Stereo and for Gustavo Cerati in particular. We are so proud of them. Love from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🥰🥰🥰
Hi , teacher! I' m understand some staff. You explain an important thing. Gustavo Cerati sing with a " natural voice". She had a tenor range. Excellent!! Thank you! You explain very well❤
Oh gosh, I wasn't expecting this! Cerati is amazing (yes, present tense). I would love a reaction to Charly Garcia (early stuff, like stuff he made in Seru Giran or La Máquina de hacer Pájaros) or Divididos, Mollo has a very interesting voice.
The best thing about this song apart from the excellent interpretation of Gustavo Cerati is what many of us say in our youth we identified ourselves (daring the forbidden to run away with her and her with her fears and excuses, that's why "don't be so cruel" , that letter is fire)
The best rock band from Latin America!!! Thank you for reacting to them! Maybe next time you could react to "corazón delator" another great song of this magic band. Saludos de Argentina 💙💙💙
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I"m mexican and i want to thank you for the respect, the profesionalism that you show, in knowing the background and facts about the performers that you show in your channel. Besides you have a delightful accent and it's refreshing to see the joy that you get out of the things you do May God bless you and your family
