I am Portuguese and I cry every time I ear or see this video...When I was young, I didn't like fado, but now I have 46 years old, and I love this music, because it reminds me what is to be Portuguese..... Thank you for this video. Best regards from Portugal.
That’s what fado is all about... you don’t need to understand the lyrics, you feel the Portuguese guitar, the minor chords, the minor melody, the voice. Sublime.
Welcome to Portugal!! This fado talks directly to your soul. Even if you dont undersrand Portuguese, you will get all the emotions. You are welcome to share our culture. Cheers.
I HEARD this song 100 times but i cant help crying each and every time, it must be something in her voice , it just triggers all sorts of feelings, and u are really transported to a different universe..she is one of the few special voices and performers
Mariza voice is Fado and Fado is Portugal. And Portugal is the people of Portugal. I'm only 1/8 Portuguese but my soul is 100% Portuguese. Arnuald Bourbon Amaral 🙏💙🍷
Magne, you do understand portuguese because you are almost crying at minute 4 00 when she reach the word "crying" chorar ! She just feels and translates every word meaning into the respective emotion, that why this song is in universal language. Hug and love from Lisbon
Oh yea. The universal language. I want more fado soon. I want to listen to a male Fado. Any suggestions? Thank you for your kind words! Hugs and love ❤️🙏❤️
"Oh people of my land" is a tribute to the land of malencolia, longing and saudade! The singer and the audience are so moved because they share the Portuguese experience "destiny that chains us all". "When you hear the groans of a guitar singing," it's like the melody is calling you home and "you could almost see it as a lullaby, but it's really agony". "This sadness that I bring with me, I inherited from all of you", is a reference to the melancholy at the heart of the Portuguese people and that is inherited from our ancestors ... the men who lost their lives at sea, the lonely women waiting at the altar , the shattered children, the emigrants ... This music embodies this feeling that all Portuguese can relate to and that is part of our core being." I use this "definition", because i cant give one better...
Oh this is so beautiful!! We have had some similar songs in Norway when it comes to the theme.. because of the coastline, the sailors lost their life at the sea, the women waiting. But I haven't heard the same use of the voice and emotions. It's beautiful. ❤️
Thank you for expressing our emotions and feelings! That is excactly what I ment. I am Portuguese and metalhead...and Fado freak. Music needs to touch me and Fado is all about that, feeling it in your heart.
@@Magnereacts she has a song that talks about the men that go to sea and don't come back and the women are waiting for them at the beach... it's called barco negro...
The language is Portuguese but the meaning of the song is really transmitted through raw emotion which we as humans can all understand. That's the beauty of music.
I'm portuguese. I've listened to the fado in Portugal, in Angola where I lived for 10 years, in Mozambique where I lived 2 years. That's what this song is about. It doesn't care where you are listening to fado if you are portuguese you'll feel at home.
@@Magnereacts Here's another react option, for another great Portuguese singer, named Dulce Pontes.... I think you'll like it... A hug th-cam.com/video/v_2fyB4dj4U/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/1YPqz_drwL4/w-d-xo.html
To sing Fado is to "cry a story", usually a sad story made out of hardship, broken heart, loneliness and the feeling of emptiness by missing someone (in portuguese we have a word for it: "Saudade"). That's what she is doing. That harshness in the voice, that strain is what you get when crying.
me at 16yo: i hate fado me at 38yo now: cry everytime i hear this edit: this is the opposite of spanish. it is the very soul of being portuguese, what distinguishes us, from them. We are very mecancolic, tragic, "saudade", they are loud and happy.
Ok people, seat back, relax, fasten your seat belts… this is going to be a long one…again. So Fado, it is a genre of traditional singing born and raised in Portugal, more specifically in Lisbon. This way of singing, historically speaking, can be traced to the 1800’s but it has roots in Islamic traditions dating back to the middle ages. Fado means fate but in a sense of unescapable fate a destiny foretold and that you can not escape it,be it finding love or that unavoidably meeting with miss Death. Fado was born in the streets of the Lisbon it was the song of the sailors and the varinas (female fish sellers), of prostitutes and criminals…but not exclusively , it became very popular very quickly and all of the sudden you could hear Fado being sung in noble houses all over Lisbon and everywhere in Portugal. Also traditional to Fado is that tear shape guitar with a peculiar sound that you can see in the video,it is called Portuguese guitar…can you believe it? Anyways moving on just a few words about Mariza, she’s basically the one single artist that brought back Fado into the mainstream and made it fresh and, dare I say it, modernized it. As for your reaction, Magne my friend… this reaction video is fantastic, is one word to describe it but more important than that … there’s a moment in this video that it is just magical… stick me and it will be worth it. You got Fado completely! This one in particular is exactly what you said, it’s like crying, during the all song she’s crying. She starts crying softly almost like a murmur and ends up in a desperate, soul tearing cry… I’m not going to try and explain the song but very succinctly it’s a lament of someone that realizes something about her/him… You also got it right about the women that cry at funerals, it is a very old tradition still in use in some parts of Europe, India, North Africa… basically you pay women to come and pray and morn the dead ones, there different reasons but it was a way of poor old widows to make an extra coin. Now we have talked several times about music being an universal language and one doesn’t need to know the language the song is being sang but this video in particular has a moment in it that illustrates this idea… it is a perfect moment… a magical moment. It starts at 03:20 Mariza sings the following: “Sempre que se ouve um gemido” De uma guitarra a cantar Fica-se logo perdido Com vontade de Chorar” Roughly translated means: “whenever one hears a lament of a guitar singing one is instantly lost With a desire to weep” And when she endes saying “weep”, all the poetry, all the emotion all the feeling she’s singing comes down you face in the form of a tear. Go back and watch it, I’ll wait….. Got it? If that doesn’t give chills and if that didn’t at least made your lip tremble …than you are dead, you are not human. This is already a way to big comment and I’m gonna end here by saying thank you Magne for trusting my suggestions. And as usual thank you Magne for sharing your musical journey.
Again blow away with your knowledge of this subject, but I can see your as passionate as the singer is over this... cant say enough good things about this amazing performance... even my only one language brain can get this and be moved by its sheer passion... thanks for suggesting this wonderful song to Magne... bless ya 🙏
@@AB-zc8ps thank you bro. I love music. I love history. So when I get a chance to "marry" them together... Well I run with it 😊. Thank you for your kind words, and I'm really glad you liked this. I'll try to keep the standard high. Cheers mate.
@@AB-zc8ps oh by the way, yesterday I spent 27 minutes banging my head against a truly wall of sound.... In other words I saw End of salvation set at Bloodstock... It was glorious!!!
Ooooh Thank you Rui for taking your time, educating and entertaining us! You are lovely! I'm going to see the video again, with your notes in mind. I just love your enthusiasm 😊 Oh! I found the song I was talking about, from Mulholland drive: llorando : th-cam.com/video/uHQnb3HS4hc/w-d-xo.html Is this fado? ❤️M
People from my land is a fado written and sung by the greatest Portuguese fado singer. Many years later, interpreted by the Portuguese fado singer Mariza. All the lyrics are Amália Rodrigues words and feelings towards the Portuguese people. All Fado was declared by UNESCO, intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Which for us Portuguese is a pride, even more when it is heard across borders ☺️ Thank you!
I leave a suggestion of Portuguese music. She is a woman who even aroused interest in filmmakers, one of them American. With her participation in many adventures. The music is: song of the sea. Singer Dulce Pontes
"O Gente Da Minha Terra" Is both mine and yours this fado destiny that tides us (together) no matter how much it is denied by the strings of a guitar whenever one hears a lament of a guitar singing one is instantly lost With a desire to weep Oh people of my land Now I understand This sadness which I carry on Was from you that I received and it would seem tenderness If I let myself be soothed my anguish would be greater my singing (would be) less sadder Oh people of my land
@Magne Reacts if you ever come to Portugal, you are most welcome to stay with me, my husband Simon, our cat Joaninha, and our 3 babies, our most loving and loved golden retrievers, Kenji, Gypsy and Yoshi. We are in a very small village of 4 inhabitants in Central Portugal, 20 minutes from Coimbra. We have a garden and no immediate neighbours. Apparently, I am a good cook. Seriously, we would love to have you staying with us. I am Portuguese, and my husband is English. We are nice people. ❤️from 🇵🇹
Oh Thank you so much for your hospitality Maria! It sounds like you have a nice life. Good food, a lot of animals and a living husband, what more can one ask for? 😊 Maybe one day I'll go to Portugal, and it would be lovely to visit you! Thank you for your invitation ❤️🙏❤️
This sadness I bring, now I understand, it's come from you ( the people) from Portugal, some like that, don't now the letter all, Mariza is something especial, they born in Moçambique but is Intire portuguese, listen another fado, Camané e fado laranjeira, gonna like the guitar portuguesa 🙏
@@Magnereacts You can know Portuguese soul by fado, it means destiny\faith... talks about love, lost, life, saudade (not translatable). As a Portuguese person i'm very happy you liked it ;) ... Oh! not Spanish ;)
Oh I'm sorry about the Spanish! I know now that you must not confuse Spanish with Portuguese ( and I didn't either. It just reminded me of something I have heard in Spanish. I'm sorry for that ) . But I'm very happy that you found my video and liked it! Thank you! ❤️🙏❤️
@@Magnereacts never ever mix Portugal with Spain, ... lol... thank you for finding Fado. Lot's more to ear ;) And thanks for replaying, very very nice of you.
Wow. You keep surprising me. So you saw Mulholland Drive from David Lynch. The music in that film is "LLorando". It's the Spanish word for "Crying". The singer it's Rebekah del Rio. It's a very sad music in did, has that in common with Fado, but it's not Fado.
Is both mine and yours this fado destiny that tides us (together) no matter how much it is denied by the strings of a guitar whenever one hears a lament of a guitar singing one is instantly lost With a desire to weep Oh people of my land Now I understand This sadness which I carry on Was from you that I received and it would seem tenderness If I let myself be soothed my anguish would be greater my singing (would be) less sadder Oh people of my land
Fado, is a kind of músic,, portuguese guitar, and clássic guitar, vocal. Poet based in human soul, that comes from sailors that were travelling. All world..
The song from the movie is Canção do Mar from Dulce Pontes. Fado is a celebration of life because is about keeping and nurturing all the love and joy you once had and for some reason it is gone… but the memories no.
Beautiful! What a diva! Greetings from Rio! Here is my suggestion: Guinga - Meu pai - TH-cam Guinga is a Brazilian legend! Good job, friend. Keep it up! Saúde e paz!
Ó gente da minha terra Oh, people of my land É meu e vosso este fado It’s yours and mine, this fado Destino que nos amarra It is a destiny that binds us Por mais que seja negado No matter how much you want to deny it Às cordas de uma guitarra [We are bound] by the strings of the guitarra Sempre que se ouve um gemido Every time you hear the groaning De uma guitarra a cantar Of the guitarra singing Fica-se logo perdido You find yourself lost Com vontade de chorar With a desire to cry Ó gente da minha terra Oh, people of my land Agora é que eu percebi Now I have come to understand Esta tristeza que trago That this sadness that I carry with me Foi de vós que a recebi I get it from all of you E pareceria ternura And perhaps it might be a kindness [or tenderness] Se eu me deixasse embalar If I were left to bottle up Era maior a amargura Most of this bitterness Menos triste o meu cantar Perhaps it would make my singing less sad Ó gente da minha terra Oh, people of my land Agora é que eu percebi Now I have come to understand Esta tristeza que trago That this sadness that I carry with me Foi de vós que a recebi I get it from all of you [repeat] Ó gente da minha terra Agora é que eu percebi Esta tristeza que trago Esta tristeza que trago Foi de vós que recebi
Fado it's not Spanish. It's Portuguese only. It's also considered Cultural and immaterial heritage of humanity, like probably some other kinds of music like Fandango who is spanish.
A suggestion: video, a canção do mar performed by Dulce Pontes, o mare e tu, video, performed by Dulce Pontes and Andrea Bocelli, any, by Madredeus, Saudade, Saudade by Maro. With ❤ from 🇵🇹
This music is not "folk", my friend. This music has only a name: FADO. In all the world. Is very serious and very dificult to explain. Is the heart, soul and tears of Portuguese people. 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹. I am Portuguese. 💓
Portugal is the best hidden gem of all. Come and find out by yourself. Come in any saison it's magical Lisbon can't be compared with any other capital of Europe 🤔😳👍🙏😁
If want to understand a bit more about Portugal, must listen FAUSTO A PORTUGUESE SINGER and translate his music and then you'll find out what it means to be portuguese 😋 the first global empire 🙄🤯😋🙏
I recommend you a Spanish singer her name is Diana Navarro with the song "El perdón" she is a very versatile singer who sings different musical styles. Always transmitting what she sings and making us feel with that particular voice that she has with those incredible voice notes and melismas. Greetings from Spain
I am Portuguese and I cry every time I ear or see this video...When I was young, I didn't like fado, but now I have 46 years old, and I love this music, because it reminds me what is to be Portuguese..... Thank you for this video. Best regards from Portugal.
Hello Pedro!
Thank you so much for watching! Yes, this was beautiful! I understand very well why you love it.
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Olá também tenho 46 e sou português e sinto o mesmo 😆
Boa noite Pedro, tenho uns anitos mais (13) e sinto exatamente isso, o fator idade é sem duvida o "culpado". Abraço e saúde 🇵🇹
Just like me Pedro... when i was young i dont like fado much too.. but now... with 43.. i can feel it!
Também agora com 46 anos, não ouço isto sem uma lágrima
That’s what fado is all about... you don’t need to understand the lyrics, you feel the Portuguese guitar, the minor chords, the minor melody, the voice. Sublime.
True
Welcome to Portugal!!
This fado talks directly to your soul.
Even if you dont undersrand Portuguese, you will get all the emotions.
You are welcome to share our culture.
Cheers.
The clappings are also to the Portuguese people, are the recognition of a commum feeling, not only to the singer.
It´s ok to cry. Fado is all about soul and sadness. Enjoy.
Thank you Rui !
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That´s what we Portuguese people feel when listening to Fado, it get´s you deep inside, from your soul to your bonnes :D
I HEARD this song 100 times but i cant help crying each and every time, it must be something in her voice , it just triggers all sorts of feelings, and u are really transported to a different universe..she is one of the few special voices and performers
I do exactly the same. Her voice is heartbreaking.
Mariza voice is Fado and Fado is Portugal. And Portugal is the people of Portugal. I'm only 1/8 Portuguese but my soul is 100% Portuguese. Arnuald Bourbon Amaral 🙏💙🍷
What u feel is Saudade, something Portuguese can´t translate in words but can in feelings, Congratz, u achiev it. Understood it
I'm Portuguese and former emigrant. I deeply feel the emotions of this song and I'm gonna binge all reactions to this song 😁
Mariza is a fantastic singer and an outstanding human being ,love you !
Magne, you do understand portuguese because you are almost crying at minute 4 00 when she reach the word "crying" chorar ! She just feels and translates every word meaning into the respective emotion, that why this song is in universal language. Hug and love from Lisbon
Oh yea. The universal language. I want more fado soon. I want to listen to a male Fado. Any suggestions?
Thank you for your kind words!
Hugs and love
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@@Magnereacts Ricardo Ribeiro , this one is a typical fado !! th-cam.com/video/6UNdWD2N55I/w-d-xo.html
@@Magnereacts Try this one: Camané, Sei de um Rio...
@@Magnereacts the song Mae
"Oh people of my land" is a tribute to the land of malencolia, longing and saudade! The singer and the audience are so moved because they share the Portuguese experience "destiny that chains us all".
"When you hear the groans of a guitar singing," it's like the melody is calling you home and "you could almost see it as a lullaby, but it's really agony".
"This sadness that I bring with me, I inherited from all of you", is a reference to the melancholy at the heart of the Portuguese people and that is inherited from our ancestors ... the men who lost their lives at sea, the lonely women waiting at the altar , the shattered children, the emigrants ... This music embodies this feeling that all Portuguese can relate to and that is part of our core being."
I use this "definition", because i cant give one better...
Oh this is so beautiful!! We have had some similar songs in Norway when it comes to the theme.. because of the coastline, the sailors lost their life at the sea, the women waiting. But I haven't heard the same use of the voice and emotions. It's beautiful.
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Soo beautiful,i am portuguese ,and i love her songs ,wonderful and Aldo the portuguese guitar , thank you , obrigada 😊
We have a word without translation Saudade and it's related with this song
Thank you for expressing our emotions and feelings! That is excactly what I ment. I am Portuguese and metalhead...and Fado freak. Music needs to touch me and Fado is all about that, feeling it in your heart.
@@Magnereacts she has a song that talks about the men that go to sea and don't come back and the women are waiting for them at the beach... it's called barco negro...
I saw her 3 times live, and every time it is MAGIC! ♥♥♥
This song is very emotional. Allways cry when i ear that song. Viva Portugal 🇵🇹
The language is Portuguese but the meaning of the song is really transmitted through raw emotion which we as humans can all understand. That's the beauty of music.
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I'm portuguese. I've listened to the fado in Portugal, in Angola where I lived for 10 years, in Mozambique where I lived 2 years. That's what this song is about. It doesn't care where you are listening to fado if you are portuguese you'll feel at home.
Quando se ouve uma música destas tem que se ter uma estrutura emocional madura para sentir a música no nosso coração
Beautiful react... You felt the music like a Portuguese...thanks from Portugal...
Ah! Thank you so much! I'm honoured!!
But it was really emotional and beautiful music!
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@@Magnereacts Here's another react option, for another great Portuguese singer, named Dulce Pontes.... I think you'll like it... A hug
th-cam.com/video/v_2fyB4dj4U/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/1YPqz_drwL4/w-d-xo.html
To sing Fado is to "cry a story", usually a sad story made out of hardship, broken heart, loneliness and the feeling of emptiness by missing someone (in portuguese we have a word for it: "Saudade"). That's what she is doing. That harshness in the voice, that strain is what you get when crying.
Incredible! a tear fell exactly at 3:57 where Mariza says « chorar » which means = to cry
Oh! That is incredible 😃 Maria is awesome! ❤️
Una canción maravillosa, y una persona cantando con un amor inmenso que transmite. Marizza te amo.
me at 16yo: i hate fado
me at 38yo now: cry everytime i hear this
edit: this is the opposite of spanish. it is the very soul of being portuguese, what distinguishes us, from them. We are very mecancolic, tragic, "saudade", they are loud and happy.
This is the soul of people its not false or theatral thats what we are
Marisa is the best Singer portugueses. Im portugese and I love Marisa.thanks for listen portuguese music
Don't forget Dulce Pontes 😉
Ok people, seat back, relax, fasten your seat belts… this is going to be a long one…again.
So Fado, it is a genre of traditional singing born and raised in Portugal, more specifically in Lisbon. This way of singing, historically speaking, can be traced to the 1800’s but it has roots in Islamic traditions dating back to the middle ages.
Fado means fate but in a sense of unescapable fate a destiny foretold and that you can not escape it,be it finding love or that unavoidably meeting with miss Death.
Fado was born in the streets of the Lisbon it was the song of the sailors and the varinas (female fish sellers), of prostitutes and criminals…but not exclusively , it became very popular very quickly and all of the sudden you could hear Fado being sung in noble houses all over Lisbon and everywhere in Portugal.
Also traditional to Fado is that tear shape guitar with a peculiar sound that you can see in the video,it is called Portuguese guitar…can you believe it?
Anyways moving on just a few words about Mariza, she’s basically the one single artist that brought back Fado into the mainstream and made it fresh and, dare I say it, modernized it.
As for your reaction, Magne my friend… this reaction video is fantastic, is one word to describe it but more important than that … there’s a moment in this video that it is just magical… stick me and it will be worth it.
You got Fado completely! This one in particular is exactly what you said, it’s like crying, during the all song she’s crying. She starts crying softly almost like a murmur and ends up in a desperate, soul tearing cry…
I’m not going to try and explain the song but very succinctly it’s a lament of someone that realizes something about her/him…
You also got it right about the women that cry at funerals, it is a very old tradition still in use in some parts of Europe, India, North Africa… basically you pay women to come and pray and morn the dead ones, there different reasons but it was a way of poor old widows to make an extra coin.
Now we have talked several times about music being an universal language and one doesn’t need to know the language the song is being sang but this video in particular has a moment in it that illustrates this idea… it is a perfect moment… a magical moment.
It starts at 03:20 Mariza sings the following: “Sempre que se ouve um gemido”
De uma guitarra a cantar
Fica-se logo perdido
Com vontade de Chorar”
Roughly translated means: “whenever one hears a lament
of a guitar singing
one is instantly lost
With a desire to weep”
And when she endes saying “weep”, all the poetry, all the emotion all the feeling she’s singing comes down you face in the form of a tear.
Go back and watch it, I’ll wait…..
Got it? If that doesn’t give chills and if that didn’t at least made your lip tremble …than you are dead, you are not human.
This is already a way to big comment and I’m gonna end here by saying thank you Magne for trusting my suggestions.
And as usual thank you Magne for sharing your musical journey.
Again blow away with your knowledge of this subject, but I can see your as passionate as the singer is over this... cant say enough good things about this amazing performance... even my only one language brain can get this and be moved by its sheer passion... thanks for suggesting this wonderful song to Magne... bless ya 🙏
@@AB-zc8ps thank you bro. I love music. I love history. So when I get a chance to "marry" them together... Well I run with it 😊.
Thank you for your kind words, and I'm really glad you liked this.
I'll try to keep the standard high.
Cheers mate.
@@ruisantos502 I will be adding this to my "live Music" folder, because of its beautiful performance ... 😁🙏
@@AB-zc8ps oh by the way, yesterday I spent 27 minutes banging my head against a truly wall of sound.... In other words I saw End of salvation set at Bloodstock... It was glorious!!!
Ooooh Thank you Rui for taking your time, educating and entertaining us! You are lovely! I'm going to see the video again, with your notes in mind.
I just love your enthusiasm 😊
Oh! I found the song I was talking about, from Mulholland drive: llorando :
th-cam.com/video/uHQnb3HS4hc/w-d-xo.html
Is this fado?
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This is Fado! This is Portugal!
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❤️🙏❤️ Beautiful ❤️
You were as touching as Mariza ...beautiful !!! She is fantastic. And you are very soulful too.
Oh wow! What an amazing compliment! Thank you so much!
Mariza was great and you just have to be moved by her!
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Look for the song “Chuva” played in the same concert!! Magical
❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏 One of the best reactions, and one of the best Portuguese singer that we have in our country.
Thank you! Yes this was great! So beautiful!
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Fado is universal, it touches the depths of one soul as we all share a common "fate"
Oh, I could feel it ! ❤️
People from my land is a fado written and sung by the greatest Portuguese fado singer. Many years later, interpreted by the Portuguese fado singer Mariza. All the lyrics are Amália Rodrigues words and feelings towards the Portuguese people.
All Fado was declared by UNESCO, intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Which for us Portuguese is a pride, even more when it is heard across borders ☺️ Thank you!
I leave a suggestion of Portuguese music. She is a woman who even aroused interest in filmmakers, one of them American. With her participation in many adventures. The music is: song of the sea. Singer Dulce Pontes
The music reflects the pain of the women of Portuguese fishermen. Why not know if they were going to come back.
"O Gente Da Minha Terra"
Is both mine and yours this fado
destiny that tides us (together)
no matter how much it is denied
by the strings of a guitar
whenever one hears a lament
of a guitar singing
one is instantly lost
With a desire to weep
Oh people of my land
Now I understand
This sadness which I carry on
Was from you that I received
and it would seem tenderness
If I let myself be soothed
my anguish would be greater
my singing (would be) less sadder
Oh people of my land
and she wanted the crying part to be excluded from the dvd... The best part!!!
I agree! That was the best!! Though everything was good, but that was ooooh !
It's all about feelings in Portugal
Only someone like Amalia could have written this song :)
You are such a beautiful soul! ❤from 🇵🇹
Thank you so much!!❤️🙏❤️
@Magne Reacts if you ever come to Portugal, you are most welcome to stay with me, my husband Simon, our cat Joaninha, and our 3 babies, our most loving and loved golden retrievers, Kenji, Gypsy and Yoshi. We are in a very small village of 4 inhabitants in Central Portugal, 20 minutes from Coimbra. We have a garden and no immediate neighbours.
Apparently, I am a good cook. Seriously, we would love to have you staying with us. I am Portuguese, and my husband is English. We are nice people.
❤️from 🇵🇹
Oh Thank you so much for your hospitality Maria! It sounds like you have a nice life. Good food, a lot of animals and a living husband, what more can one ask for? 😊
Maybe one day I'll go to Portugal, and it would be lovely to visit you! Thank you for your invitation ❤️🙏❤️
@Magne Reacts, please, do! You'll be most welcome ❤
Fado is mainly a feeling in the heart
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You got it my good sir, those watering eyes said it all!
Welcome to Fado, welcome to my country!
Warm greetings from Portugal
This sadness I bring, now I understand, it's come from you ( the people) from Portugal, some like that, don't now the letter all, Mariza is something especial, they born in Moçambique but is Intire portuguese, listen another fado, Camané e fado laranjeira, gonna like the guitar portuguesa 🙏
Viva Portugal ❤
Wonderfull choice...congratz💯👏👏👏
It's 6am here in Portugal and i just woke up... I know my day is going to be much Better now, thank you for your reaction.
Amazing reaction, Thank you!
Thank you for watching! And for your kind words!
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@@Magnereacts Would love to see you reacting to "Canção do Mar" By Dulce Pontes official video th-cam.com/video/v_2fyB4dj4U/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the recommendation!
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Yeah 💚 she's amazing ❤️
Yes! She is ! ❤️
Wow!!! Your reaction!!! Fado is that... soul and feelings
Oh! Thank you Edite! I really appreciate it! And it was lovely to be introduced to Fado!
I loved this!
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@@Magnereacts You can know Portuguese soul by fado, it means destiny\faith... talks about love, lost, life, saudade (not translatable). As a Portuguese person i'm very happy you liked it ;) ... Oh! not Spanish ;)
Oh I'm sorry about the Spanish! I know now that you must not confuse Spanish with Portuguese ( and I didn't either. It just reminded me of something I have heard in Spanish. I'm sorry for that ) .
But I'm very happy that you found my video and liked it!
Thank you!
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@@Magnereacts never ever mix Portugal with Spain, ... lol... thank you for finding Fado. Lot's more to ear ;) And thanks for replaying, very very nice of you.
@@editecosta4623 thank you again for sweet words. I need to check out more fado later!
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It's our Fath this sadness of having discovered the new world and lost it we always cry when i listen her MAGIC
I love your energy. I want to hug you.
Thank you Daniel! Come hug me! 😘⭐❤️
Isto sim é cantar ,e não precisa gritar simplesmente canta e encanta bisssssssssssssssssssssss
Das ist so romantisch !! Ich liebe diese Frau und die Musik.
Thanks from Portugal 🇵🇹
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So beautiful and so sad that even the guitar cries. Thanks to share.
Wow. You keep surprising me. So you saw Mulholland Drive from David Lynch. The music in that film is "LLorando". It's the Spanish word for "Crying". The singer it's Rebekah del Rio. It's a very sad music in did, has that in common with Fado, but it's not Fado.
Fado means fate, destiny....it is the portuguese soul... and I love and cherish it!!
Is both mine and yours this fado
destiny that tides us (together)
no matter how much it is denied
by the strings of a guitar
whenever one hears a lament
of a guitar singing
one is instantly lost
With a desire to weep
Oh people of my land
Now I understand
This sadness which I carry on
Was from you that I received
and it would seem tenderness
If I let myself be soothed
my anguish would be greater
my singing (would be) less sadder
Oh people of my land
Beautiful! ❤️
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That's The Divine Soul of Portugal Singing and Enchanting Us...
Thank you for this my friend I am portuguese and Portugal is fado and fado is Portugal 😁😁 big hug
Tudo mondo 🎉❤❤❤
Fado, is a kind of músic,, portuguese guitar, and clássic guitar, vocal. Poet based in human soul, that comes from sailors that were travelling. All world..
Thanks love from Portugal
Thats what fado really means… that feeling that you felt
Goose bumps huh? Thats Fado. And please, this is unique to Portugal.
Thank you❤️ I know that now
Oh, thank you for understand 🤗
Fado means Portugal
A big hug from London
The song from the movie is Canção do Mar from Dulce Pontes. Fado is a celebration of life because is about keeping and nurturing all the love and joy you once had and for some reason it is gone… but the memories no.
I am Portuguesian and I approve this video.
Beautiful! What a diva! Greetings from Rio! Here is my suggestion: Guinga - Meu pai - TH-cam Guinga is a Brazilian legend! Good job, friend. Keep it up! Saúde e paz!
She was lovely!
Thank you for your reccomandation!
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Love from Portugal 🇵🇹
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@@Magnereacts you are very sensitive Man 😍💕💕💕
Yes I am 💯 😊
Ó gente da minha terra
Oh, people of my land
É meu e vosso este fado
It’s yours and mine, this fado
Destino que nos amarra
It is a destiny that binds us
Por mais que seja negado
No matter how much you want to deny it
Às cordas de uma guitarra
[We are bound] by the strings of the guitarra
Sempre que se ouve um gemido
Every time you hear the groaning
De uma guitarra a cantar
Of the guitarra singing
Fica-se logo perdido
You find yourself lost
Com vontade de chorar
With a desire to cry
Ó gente da minha terra
Oh, people of my land
Agora é que eu percebi
Now I have come to understand
Esta tristeza que trago
That this sadness that I carry with me
Foi de vós que a recebi
I get it from all of you
E pareceria ternura
And perhaps it might be a kindness [or tenderness]
Se eu me deixasse embalar
If I were left to bottle up
Era maior a amargura
Most of this bitterness
Menos triste o meu cantar
Perhaps it would make my singing less sad
Ó gente da minha terra
Oh, people of my land
Agora é que eu percebi
Now I have come to understand
Esta tristeza que trago
That this sadness that I carry with me
Foi de vós que a recebi
I get it from all of you
[repeat]
Ó gente da minha terra
Agora é que eu percebi
Esta tristeza que trago
Esta tristeza que trago
Foi de vós que recebi
Obrigada! 🦋♥️
Fado it's not Spanish. It's Portuguese only.
It's also considered Cultural and immaterial heritage of humanity, like probably some other kinds of music like Fandango who is spanish.
Thanks for the reaction!
Can you react to: AMOR ELECTRO - ROSA SANGUE
You´re gonna like it!
Big hug from Portugal!
Hey, that singer is from my country. She's awesome. There's nothing more portuguese than Fado. Great choice.
Oh it was great! I think I love Fado!
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@@Magnereacts you should listen to Dulce Pontes too. Canção do Mar. Amazing singer. Maybe it will remind you of that movie you talked about 😉
@@Capitaomac1 Oh yes, amazing song and Dulce Pontes is awesome.
Listen Kátia Guerreiro, and Noizd a fado with a Metal Band, Portuguese also, but I thinking U gonna like it 🙏
A suggestion: video, a canção do mar performed by Dulce Pontes, o mare e tu, video, performed by Dulce Pontes and Andrea Bocelli, any, by Madredeus, Saudade, Saudade by Maro.
With ❤ from 🇵🇹
Here you go:
th-cam.com/video/vfUfC52sY5o/w-d-xo.html
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Et la France et les chœurs cœur 😂❤
If you want to ear something, that will leave you speechless, go ahead and search Amália Rodrigues - Grito
This music is not "folk", my friend. This music has only a name: FADO. In all the world. Is very serious and very dificult to explain. Is the heart, soul and tears of Portuguese people. 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹. I am Portuguese. 💓
Here is the song from Mulholland drive:
th-cam.com/video/uHQnb3HS4hc/w-d-xo.html
See, Canção do Mar.
th-cam.com/video/vfUfC52sY5o/w-d-xo.html
fado is the true portuguese song
Portugal is the best hidden gem of all. Come and find out by yourself. Come in any saison it's magical Lisbon can't be compared with any other capital of Europe 🤔😳👍🙏😁
If want to understand a bit more about Portugal, must listen FAUSTO A PORTUGUESE SINGER and translate his music and then you'll find out what it means to be portuguese 😋 the first global empire 🙄🤯😋🙏
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Fado is portuguese, not spanish. The title means people of my land...
, chanteur aussi
Portugal caralho
I recommend you a Spanish singer her name is Diana Navarro with the song "El perdón" she is a very versatile singer who sings different musical styles. Always transmitting what she sings and making us feel with that particular voice that she has with those incredible voice notes and melismas. Greetings from Spain
so um portugues pode entender isto...
She's Portuguese, is Portugal at is best
See Dulce pontes. Canção do mar. Lusitana paixão
th-cam.com/video/vfUfC52sY5o/w-d-xo.html
Maybe in Greece
Hi Magne. Here's a ear candy: Bárbara Bandeira - Onde vais (feat. Carminho). would love to see you react to it
Hello!
Do you have a link?
@@Magnereacts th-cam.com/video/gIP1hwTJOvs/w-d-xo.html
VAI VER DULCE PONTES...
Listen de Noidz "Estranha forma de vida" fado and metal
Oh! Somebody reccomended me that. I'll check it out one day!
Thank you!
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I'm a portuguese living outside "the rectangle".. This is too much for me.
his hard .doesn,t he
The music in David Linch movie was Llorando
th-cam.com/video/uHQnb3HS4hc/w-d-xo.html
You want more portuguese emotion?
The Gift - Primavera.
I like your emotion dedication, enjoy my sugestion.
Dulce pontes amor a portugal banda da armada you will be surprise
Portuguese, not Portuguesian...I am sorry to correct you...
I sent you love from Portugal. You will be well come visiting us ☆*: .｡ .｡.:*☆