The difficulty of this song is not in the high parts, every well educated sopera singer (sopranists) can do this, but in the speed notes are switching. But you´re right, this is amazing! In 1997, where this film was made, people thought, this song would not be singingable of a human. But an alien could. As we know now, a human singer is able to sing this (as we can hear here as well, and I´m sure Inva Mulah-Tschako, the original singer, also could), even if there are no technique issue used, assumed to a well-trained voice.
@@barbarmeow4076 if you really think what you have just said, means that you don’t understand much about music. Declared the best singer in the world is not something you see every day. I am musician and I can say with no doubt that Dimash is fantastic singer. So your ‘opinion’ is just jealousy
Made to be "unsingable " by a human voice for the "Fith Element" My wife and I were dumbstruck when this happened in the film and now once again beautiful....
Well rightly so… as they ran that woman in the Fifth Element’s voice through a mixer in order to reach as high as it did. I would prefer a technical answer to yours on whether or not this woman hit the actual notes…. Although I am now at the HIGHEST point in this video & beginning to rethink my comment 🤩
@@oceangrownkae Not a 100% replication (as the original was doing some Autotune magic a human indeed cannot replicate), but incredibly close and she mastered (!) some of the parts with fast changing pitches sooo beautiful. Incredible voice, fantastic Interpretation and just wow on so many levels. 😍
@@arin7981 Dimash's interpretation is nice, as well, but mostly because he excels at the high notes. He transposed the low key parts to fit his voice. What is amazing in both Interpretations is, how much of the studio effect tricks they manage to replicate with a normal human voice. As someone stated before, Eric Serra intentionally used tuning and pitch shifting effects to make it "in-human". To get this close to the fast and wide pitch shifts created with studio effects in post processing is an incredible achievement from both singers.
It took vocal cords trained for pop music, Opera, and traditional Chinese songs blended together for Jane Zhang to perform a song that when created was labelled as impossible for humans to perform without electronic help. She may be a pop singer but few people know that she trained in both Chinese and western opera styles and in Chinese minority traditional styles before becoming a Chinese pop Idol. All those diverse singing styles forged her vocal cords to a level that she could perform the aria from The Fifth Element perfectly. Many singers have destroyed their vocal cords and singing careers trying to sing this aria. Even the original singer damaged her vocal cords performing in the movie.
Where did you read that the great Inva Mula damaged her vocal cords performing the aria? By all accounts Inva told the composer 'it was impossible to hit some of the notes in the song because a human voice couldn’t change so quickly between them.' That is why they spliced and edited the final part of the performance in the movie, and to also make it sound like an alien was singing. Jane is extremely gifted but she doesn't quite sound like the original . IMO Inva is in a class of her own. Just youtube the original.
@@ksliang6072 She mentioned the damage in an old interview where she also said that thankfully she was able to recover but there are other singers who damaged their vocal cords beyond repair because they were not experienced enough to know when to stop trying.
@@fransiskariberu The original Titel of this aria is "il dolce suono" from Lucia di Lammermoore. In the film The 5th Element, Inva Mula an albanian Operasinger performed it.
i have heard many different versions but this must be the best one. She clearly has full control during the hole song even though its a difficult piece. A voice of an angel. When i think of Fifth Element this is the song that pops up. Outstanding.
I was Watching NOSTALGIA CRITIC about the movie THE FIFTH ELEMENT. he says the song is impossible for human vocals so it was edited. But he shows this woman and she is the next the perfection.
Do I translate this 'obviously' as "she doesn't have enough meat on her bones"?!? Nothing wrong with the vocal performance. Her range seems bigger than many coloratura sopranos.
That was almost perfect, almost flawless version of an impossible performance. Tiptoeing on the highest pillar of human capability. I love the human accomplishment and prefer it over the electronic perfection.
She IS PERFECT!! The movie had to use computers and like FIVE different vocalists, and this lady did it BY HERSELF!!! This is so amazing!! Thank you for sharing this!! I applaud you Ms. Zhang!!!
It was one take. They didn't use multiple tracks. They actually cut up her original performance for the film. Close to half of it is missing. Even if it had been multiple takes/tracks, there isn't one song in popular music today that doesn't use compiling. Which is sometimes dozens of takes trimmed into one song. Sometimes one word will be several compiled sound files. That doesn't take away from the talent of a singer that can do it the way Meiwenna (sorry if that's misspelled) did it outside of a studio.
It was all done by one singer but the notes had to be sung separately and then cut together because the notes change at such a speed it would be impossible for a human to do it any other way
This performance is a Grand Masterpiece of vocal beauty. Her rendition of the: "Diva Dance" was a magnificence that I will revisit and listen to in the future.
OMFG!!!🤯 I can't even believe how amazingly she pulled this off. Fifth Element is one of my favorite movies and I knew they used synthesizer to make the Diva hit the low and high notes there but to see a human sing this brings tears to my eyes. Are we sure this girl is a human? Beautiful voice
I always liked the aria from Lucia di Lammermoore. The 5th Element gave a kick to it. And that Jane Zhang even performed it without the help of electronic devices is pretty impressive!
OOMMMMFFFFGGGGGGG I… can’t…. I can’t believe this…… I am absolutely OBSESSED with this song, but ESPECIALLY when it becomes all skitz towards the end... I wish I could personally thank her for doing the impossible and completely NAILING this masterpiece including the parts made by a COMPUTER… she fkn DID IT!!!!!! Ughhhh this is perfect!!!!!!!
One of my favorite scenes from the film, all I can say is that the human voice is one of the most amazing things in the known universe as she clearly demonstrated
Ok this chick is a BEAST!! Absolutely NAILED this!!! The fact that she used only her own voice is mind blowing. This was so amazing and so incredibly beautiful! Also one of best scenes in one of my top favorite movies of all time ❤️
Fantastic! I've heard the original singer attempt it without the tuning that went into the movie, and this blows it out of the water. Was honestly not expecting it to get so close!
She is absolutely amazing ❤ wow… the amount of breathing control and vocal strength to pull that off. Insane! The actual movie had autotune to manage the inhuman octaves that were required for the Diva performance scene.
Jane sounds so fabulous in this rendition that she does sound like an alien 🙂 especially the diva part., especially when I closed my eyes and not looking at her human face.
Wow out of all the renditions I feel like her performance was the best. Out of Dimash, everyone else etc. I think she owned it!!! Great job girl :) Number 1 in my book.
Pop or opera, it is all about the vocal training. that allows one to reach those notes. Naturally, they are different disciplines, but proper singing is proper vocal/diaphragm control. Here us an incredible display of that. Even Mariah could not do this accept that one note she does. I'm not dismissing Maraih either...
I don't care who you are,you gotta recognize this as great talent. I wish I had funds at the time to see her perform live. I am not even an opera lol but would have been there if I could
Absolutely incredible vocals.. at the risk of being attacked, i have to say the finale to this piece is probably the most under-capitalised music opportunity i have ever seen. There was a conductor and extremely talented orchestra sitting by idly during the final movement whilst an underwhelming modern funk band played in support of those incredible vocals.. If the orchestra, and in particular the orchestral strings were applied in the final movement to support those amazing vocals, the overall musical piece could have been so dynamic and powerful as to stun the audience into realising what i think the composer of this piece was trying to achieve.. a fusion of classical and modern music to take the listener into a future reality. Seriously, go and listen to great funk and disco music, the synth or strings are so often pivotal in creating the dynamics, not just some slap bass with the occasional strum of a Les Paul guitar.. .. perhaps though it is best (and perhaps intentional) that the modern support band was underwhelming as it definitely highlighted the almost 'non-human' talent of the vocalist.. she is incredible...perhaps that is why it was arranged in that way!! :)
She has a beautiful voice. My only gripe is that she is singing like she's a soloist for a choir, rather than singing the Aria portion like an operatic soprano would. Her high notes though during the upbeat portion where it was autotuned for the Movie: Amazingly on point.
So many people mentioning Dimash don't realize his composition of the song was much more different to suit his voice thus changing the song a bit too much.
Evgenia Laguna is near spot on, and does an entertaining performance particularly in the second part in terms of dancing and enjoying it along with with the audience, but Jane Zhang truly is amazing to hit so much of those parts naturally. Her rendition of the first part is certainly better by far.
MAGNIFICENT rendition of that incredible song from my favorite scene in one of my top 3 all- time favorite movies! I even loved the newer touches they added to it, like the bass guitar beginning when things start really kicking off! Were I in the audience for this, it would have taken every bit of restraint and respect for local etiquette to keep me from unintentionally imitating Ruby Rhod's reaction to the song in the film! "BRAVO! BRAVO!"
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In the movie they autotuned some of the unaturally high parts, but to hear someone naturally get close af is simply amazing!
The difficulty of this song is not in the high parts, every well educated sopera singer (sopranists) can do this, but in the speed notes are switching. But you´re right, this is amazing! In 1997, where this film was made, people thought, this song would not be singingable of a human. But an alien could. As we know now, a human singer is able to sing this (as we can hear here as well, and I´m sure Inva Mulah-Tschako, the original singer, also could), even if there are no technique issue used, assumed to a well-trained voice.
Listen to Dimash Kudaibergen singing Diva Dance. Shocking. He is a man singing high notes perfectly.
@@gordanabursac9193 .. yes he goes higher then her lower then her and faster then her
@@PHOTOSHOPBYLINDA and more emotional than her. It is not strange that everybody says he is the best singer in the world.
@@gordanabursac9193 .. totally
Full admiration to ANYONE attempting this aria. She was wonderful.
Yeah, this pretty much says it all. I think this video is a good demonstration of exactly how impossible this aria was designed to be.
What a voice ! Unique, fabulous interpretation
@@marthagutierrez4487 please listen to Dimash Kudaibergen singing Diva Dance. Than you will be shocked.
@@gordanabursac9193 Dimash is overated.
@@barbarmeow4076 if you really think what you have just said, means that you don’t understand much about music. Declared the best singer in the world is not something you see every day. I am musician and I can say with no doubt that Dimash is fantastic singer. So your ‘opinion’ is just jealousy
Made to be "unsingable " by a human voice for the "Fith Element" My wife and I were dumbstruck when this happened in the film and now once again beautiful....
Well rightly so… as they ran that woman in the Fifth Element’s voice through a mixer in order to reach as high as it did.
I would prefer a technical answer to yours on whether or not this woman hit the actual notes…. Although I am now at the HIGHEST point in this video & beginning to rethink my comment 🤩
@@oceangrownkae Not a 100% replication (as the original was doing some Autotune magic a human indeed cannot replicate), but incredibly close and she mastered (!) some of the parts with fast changing pitches sooo beautiful. Incredible voice, fantastic Interpretation and just wow on so many levels. 😍
You should ch check out Dimash singing it. He will blow your mind!
Look at Dimash.....this is nothing
@@arin7981 Dimash's interpretation is nice, as well, but mostly because he excels at the high notes. He transposed the low key parts to fit his voice.
What is amazing in both Interpretations is, how much of the studio effect tricks they manage to replicate with a normal human voice. As someone stated before, Eric Serra intentionally used tuning and pitch shifting effects to make it "in-human". To get this close to the fast and wide pitch shifts created with studio effects in post processing is an incredible achievement from both singers.
Why, why, why, why, why?
WHY was there no standing ovation?
That is FREAKING INCREDIBLE!
Jane Zhang is a GODDESS!
Indeed she is
I agree, this is absolutely INCREDIBLE. I would have been SCREAMING if I was in the audience and witnessed this
In other cultures it’s disrespectful till the end and they just don’t do it haha. You’re just meant to listen and observe 😊
@@Ging3rs
You would have embarrassed yourself and everyone else tremendously
Видимо слушащие оцепенели от восхищения
My favourite part is seeing the conductor bop his head in the background whilst she nails the second half. He knows what a treat this is to hear!
It took vocal cords trained for pop music, Opera, and traditional Chinese songs blended together for Jane Zhang to perform a song that when created was labelled as impossible for humans to perform without electronic help. She may be a pop singer but few people know that she trained in both Chinese and western opera styles and in Chinese minority traditional styles before becoming a Chinese pop Idol. All those diverse singing styles forged her vocal cords to a level that she could perform the aria from The Fifth Element perfectly. Many singers have destroyed their vocal cords and singing careers trying to sing this aria. Even the original singer damaged her vocal cords performing in the movie.
Title?
Where did you read that the great Inva Mula damaged her vocal cords performing the aria? By all accounts Inva told the composer 'it was impossible to hit some of the notes in the song because a human voice couldn’t change so quickly between them.' That is why they spliced and edited the final part of the performance in the movie, and to also make it sound like an alien was singing. Jane is extremely gifted but she doesn't quite sound like the original . IMO Inva is in a class of her own. Just youtube the original.
@@ksliang6072 She mentioned the damage in an old interview where she also said that thankfully she was able to recover but there are other singers who damaged their vocal cords beyond repair because they were not experienced enough to know when to stop trying.
ehhh I find that very hard to believe because this girl sang the song at a lower register so it wouldn't damage her voice.
@@fransiskariberu The original Titel of this aria is "il dolce suono" from Lucia di Lammermoore. In the film The 5th Element, Inva Mula an albanian Operasinger performed it.
最高の歌声、綺麗なお顔立ち、スラッとしたスタイル……天は二物も三物も与えるのね〜
The audience didn't understand what they were treated to. That was phenomenal, especially considering she's not an opera singer.
Totalmente 🥺💔
i have heard many different versions but this must be the best one. She clearly has full control during the hole song even though its a difficult piece. A voice of an angel. When i think of Fifth Element this is the song that pops up. Outstanding.
Please listen to Dimash Kudaibergen singing Diva Dance. You will be shocked
@@gordanabursac9193
I Will. Thank you 😀
Listen to the Disneydiva7 version. It's the most accurate version of the song :)
Dimash version is ❤️
@@gordanabursac9193 not a fan of sopranist's version. It feels lack of softness and delicateness.
Amazing vocals beautiful song from a beautiful person…
In one word, freaking-unbelievable-breath-stealing-mind-blowing experience
I honestly didn't think that it was humanly possible back in the day and before listening to this masterclass. I'm speechless ❤
I love how she takes out her ear piece!
“I don’t need this!”
Amazing !
Anyone who would take that on without the electronic enhancements is a beast! So good.
never get sick of hearing this masterpiece sung by her
I love how she GETS INTO IT, jamming!
I knoooowwwwwww!!! She rocked it like in the movie - Love how she brought some style into it
I was Watching NOSTALGIA CRITIC about the movie THE FIFTH ELEMENT. he says the song is impossible for human vocals so it was edited. But he shows this woman and she is the next the perfection.
For someone who is obviously not an opera singer, she was awesome! Great job.
How is she obviously not an opera singer? I cannot see that
@@FOREVERPIN But you can hear it.
Do I translate this 'obviously' as "she doesn't have enough meat on her bones"?!? Nothing wrong with the vocal performance. Her range seems bigger than many coloratura sopranos.
Oh so u have to be fat to be an opera singer, she is obviously an opera singer!
You are right. She isn't opera singer. She has a very beautiful voice.
Omg that lady was nothing short of fabulous. That dress, that voice, her look - just wonderful 💙
Her voice is so powerful, I've watched this video like ten times. Her vocal range is astounding..
From 0:00 to 3:12 is "Il Dolce Suono" by the italian composer Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848). After start Diva Dance.
underrated informative comment
Great range of voice and control is unbelievable, wow what a great performance
That was almost perfect, almost flawless version of an impossible performance. Tiptoeing on the highest pillar of human capability.
I love the human accomplishment and prefer it over the electronic perfection.
goosebumps.... she is amazing. Always thought that this song is impossible to perform
She IS PERFECT!! The movie had to use computers and like FIVE different vocalists, and this lady did it BY HERSELF!!! This is so amazing!! Thank you for sharing this!! I applaud you Ms. Zhang!!!
It was just one singer, but yes, there were different tracks put together
It was one take. They didn't use multiple tracks. They actually cut up her original performance for the film. Close to half of it is missing. Even if it had been multiple takes/tracks, there isn't one song in popular music today that doesn't use compiling. Which is sometimes dozens of takes trimmed into one song. Sometimes one word will be several compiled sound files. That doesn't take away from the talent of a singer that can do it the way Meiwenna (sorry if that's misspelled) did it outside of a studio.
It was all done by one singer but the notes had to be sung separately and then cut together because the notes change at such a speed it would be impossible for a human to do it any other way
This performance is a Grand Masterpiece of vocal beauty. Her rendition of the: "Diva Dance" was a magnificence that I will revisit and listen to in the future.
Beautiful voice, beautiful song, beautiful dress, beautiful lady, and she's so amazing ⚘⚘
I was totally not expecting she would even try the second part! I had no clue it was possible. Amazing!
OMFG!!!🤯 I can't even believe how amazingly she pulled this off. Fifth Element is one of my favorite movies and I knew they used synthesizer to make the Diva hit the low and high notes there but to see a human sing this brings tears to my eyes. Are we sure this girl is a human? Beautiful voice
I always liked the aria from Lucia di Lammermoore. The 5th Element gave a kick to it. And that Jane Zhang even performed it without the help of electronic devices is pretty impressive!
OOMMMMFFFFGGGGGGG
I… can’t…. I can’t believe this…… I am absolutely OBSESSED with this song, but ESPECIALLY when it becomes all skitz towards the end... I wish I could personally thank her for doing the impossible and completely NAILING this masterpiece including the parts made by a COMPUTER… she fkn DID IT!!!!!! Ughhhh this is perfect!!!!!!!
One of my favorite scenes from the film, all I can say is that the human voice is one of the most amazing things in the known universe as she clearly demonstrated
One of favorite screens from film a
The orchestra is superb, beautiful Jane's singing is flawless and fantastic, in my opinion all Professionals ~USA
Ok this chick is a BEAST!! Absolutely NAILED this!!! The fact that she used only her own voice is mind blowing. This was so amazing and so incredibly beautiful! Also one of best scenes in one of my top favorite movies of all time ❤️
After Dimash she sounds like an amateur.
This music and sound is one of the only pieces of music that can almost bring me to emotionally charged tears , so beautiful!
The thing that boggles my mind is when in life do you realize you have this kind of talent!?! Bravo👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fantastic! I've heard the original singer attempt it without the tuning that went into the movie, and this blows it out of the water. Was honestly not expecting it to get so close!
Bravo! Amazing!❤❤❤
A stunning rendition of this song. How she effortlessly delivers this masterpiece - outstanding performance!!!
Wow never heard this live until now! She is fabulous!
She totally owned that last section! Bravo! ⭐️
Flesh and blood ! No body can hit those notes and live! Yet she does! Miraculous!!!!
Beautifully performed, simply amazing voice control, hope to see a lot more from this amazing girl!!!!
So sorry, needs more than the right pitches on time. Flatboring.
She is absolutely amazing ❤ wow… the amount of breathing control and vocal strength to pull that off. Insane! The actual movie had autotune to manage the inhuman octaves that were required for the Diva performance scene.
That’s why this movie is a freaking classic!!!
Wow! This is my 1st time hearing her sing. How does that powerful voice come from that tiny woman? Simply fantastic!
People who say she's shit, y'all need to do this first THEN tell her what's missing.
This is one of the Main reasons why I love the movie, The Fifth Element!!! This song is a master piece!!!
Simply BEAUTIFUL, JANE! Thank you. Xiexie. Cheers!
Jane sounds so fabulous in this rendition that she does sound like an alien 🙂 especially the diva part., especially when I closed my eyes and not looking at her human face.
Oh my goodness. It’s incredible how anyone can sing like this!
She honors her family with this spectacular performance. Well done.
Wow out of all the renditions I feel like her performance was the best. Out of Dimash, everyone else etc. I think she owned it!!! Great job girl :) Number 1 in my book.
Stunning arrangement and breathtaking vocal range.
Maybe not authentic opera singing, but it works! She's a pop diva actually, and she nailed the Diva Dance part.
Pop or opera, it is all about the vocal training. that allows one to reach those notes. Naturally, they are different disciplines, but proper singing is proper vocal/diaphragm control. Here us an incredible display of that. Even Mariah could not do this accept that one note she does. I'm not dismissing Maraih either...
I don't know what you mean. Notes are notes and she sang the notes.
Did you read the very original comment that I responded to?
@@timothychung4811 nope.. lol just did. Ok I get it. Thanks..
@@mattmartian1658All 👍.
I don't care who you are,you gotta recognize this as great talent. I wish I had funds at the time to see her perform live. I am not even an opera lol but would have been there if I could
Opera fan*
For 20 years I’ve been trying to figure out that voice.
AMAZING
Tears. So lovely. I didn't know it was possible to have such a range in a human.
You should all listen to Dimash Kudaibergen singing Diva Dance. Amazing
ha ha. thats what i was thinking
I've watched this so many times. I love this so much, especially the end when she throws her hands up like the diva.
That was stunningly beautiful what an extraordinary singer
Gave me Chills. Love that she added the ending hand gestures. Amazing.
Her voice is amazing!!
❤ЭТО СУПЕР!!ОНА ГЕНИЙ!! ЕЁ ПОЦЕЛОВАЛ САМ БОГ ❤
Unbelievably stunning!!!!! Bravo!!
人が歌えない曲を人が歌う
再現度が一番高い いや、
そういった意味ではリアルの中でオリジナルより最高かもしれない
I cry almost every time I hear a great rendition of this 😭👍👍
Daym. Nice. I also like that you could tell she was having a blast on the last part.
Absolutely incredible vocals.. at the risk of being attacked, i have to say the finale to this piece is probably the most under-capitalised music opportunity i have ever seen. There was a conductor and extremely talented orchestra sitting by idly during the final movement whilst an underwhelming modern funk band played in support of those incredible vocals.. If the orchestra, and in particular the orchestral strings were applied in the final movement to support those amazing vocals, the overall musical piece could have been so dynamic and powerful as to stun the audience into realising what i think the composer of this piece was trying to achieve.. a fusion of classical and modern music to take the listener into a future reality. Seriously, go and listen to great funk and disco music, the synth or strings are so often pivotal in creating the dynamics, not just some slap bass with the occasional strum of a Les Paul guitar.. .. perhaps though it is best (and perhaps intentional) that the modern support band was underwhelming as it definitely highlighted the almost 'non-human' talent of the vocalist.. she is incredible...perhaps that is why it was arranged in that way!! :)
She.. unatarral. Too beautiful for words
She killed it.
this is the only cover ive seen where the singer absolutely NAILS that incredible run!
She has a beautiful voice. My only gripe is that she is singing like she's a soloist for a choir, rather than singing the Aria portion like an operatic soprano would. Her high notes though during the upbeat portion where it was autotuned for the Movie: Amazingly on point.
So many people mentioning Dimash don't realize his composition of the song was much more different to suit his voice thus changing the song a bit too much.
Amazing & Beautiful performance - i need to watch this again & again
What a strong and wonderful voice ! Bravooooooooooo! 🥰 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Evgenia Laguna is near spot on, and does an entertaining performance particularly in the second part in terms of dancing and enjoying it along with with the audience, but Jane Zhang truly is amazing to hit so much of those parts naturally. Her rendition of the first part is certainly better by far.
Wow...her voice really suprised me a lot.
Nice voice 😁
Gorgeous in appearance and as perfect in execution!!
Holy Toledo!!! Her voice blew me away!! She did a fabulous job on this song! Loved it!
When she hit that damn high note I almost had my hands up. She went After that! She ate that. Lawd.
Brought to absolute tears every time
Probably one of the most awesome things I have seen this year.
Beautifull wou. Yes I'm goin now to work in doing my sculptures, yes I'm inspire thankyou for sharing love also with me. I'm grateful! Ileana
She's so amazing and beautiful too!!!! ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
So perfectly sang. I love it.
Wow this so amazing I love this ladies voice
Amazing range of octaves. Beautifully done! 🥹
What I wouldn't give to have been there! I'm in awe at her talent and skill!
Caramba! Si por este medio se me erizó la piel! En vivo creo que lloraría! Que maravillosa voz!
Wow that woman has the gift of the pipes for certain. Amazing!
Flawless! Phenomenal voice!
Just to clarify thank you for the lovely voice, like an angel.
Beautiful. I love her for her amazing voice. A true songbird xxxxxx
I play this several times a year and it always sends me running to play her cds.
SLAYED!!! I am completely speechless!!! You nailed this and with your own style!!! I'm a new hooked and fan!!!! Much Love!!!!
FLAWLESS AND UNIQUE!
YOU ARE THE GREATEST!!!
Better than original, complimenti
MAGNIFICENT rendition of that incredible song from my favorite scene in one of my top 3 all- time favorite movies!
I even loved the newer touches they added to it, like the bass guitar beginning when things start really kicking off!
Were I in the audience for this, it would have taken every bit of restraint and respect for local etiquette to keep me from unintentionally imitating Ruby Rhod's reaction to the song in the film! "BRAVO! BRAVO!"
Великолепно! безупречно! В фильме ария звучала с вмешательством компьютера, здесь, великолепный талант! Потрясающе! Живое исполнению, браво!