This is a very beautiful song, very romantic, but at the same time it has a nuance of sadness and melancholy, and how about the astonishing lead vocal, then the harmonies of the girls and finally the boys also joined in chorus, everything is simply magical. I can see you really enjoyed this song, maybe more than the others ☺
Frida has many wonderful lead vocals displaying the warmth and softness in her voice: Super Trouper, Knowing Me Knowing You, I Have a Dream, One Man One Woman, and The Name of the Game (where she shares lead vocals with Agnetha, a song that really highlights the different qualities of their voices). However, I also love her irony and humour in Money Money Money, and her desperation and pain in When All Is Said and Done and - my ABBA favorite: The Visitors.
The ABBA experience is certainly eargasmic! I can’t even think of which ABBA song to do next. There’s so many of them! Anni Frid has a beautiful voice. Her’s mixed with Agnetha creates the glorious third voice.
I read once that their sound engineer told how he actually created the '3rd voice' by delaying one of the voices on the board for a split second to make a richer, fuller sound- considering that he had 2 of the most beautifully similar & blendable voices ever to work with, I think he created perfection!!
@@redcaddiedaddie oh my gosh...yes! Perfectly said!...im sure i heard that in one of their docos...absolutley brilliant how he managed to do that😊but yes that is how the 3rd voice was created!😊😊😊😊
The 'Fernando' scene in 'Malcolm in the middle' was just soooo cute. One of my favorite scenes from the show.😄This kind of music nevers grows old and is evergreen as ever. I love this song! 💕
Start of this song make me so emotional and have goosebomps!I was translate lirycs of this beautiful song to my husband who is a War veteran in our Country he was only 17 years old when War was start in my beautiful country during 1990'ies so I can relate with this beautiful song ❤
Great analysis of a great song. This has one of the finest arrangements of any song in the history of pop music. I also think it is ABBA's "warmest," most emotionally compelling song. As you so aptly say, it is indeed a masterpiece.
so happy to see you again with ABBA songs "Fernando" (1976) is a soft ballad, so nice and beautiful The best is the beauty of their vocal harmonies, very soft at the whisper level but at a level of perfection, that explodes in a magic chorus I have compared it to "Chiquitita" (1979) because both songs have similarities and contrasts Both have the title in Spanish, and was recorded in spanish too (to the album in spanish "Gracias por la Música" In 1980) Both are pop ballads with an initial verse sung alone and from the second chorus in duet, with a very catchy and popular chorus (in my country Argentina are songs that we would sing in a circle of friends, because we all know their lyrics) The two videos show the contrast of fire and snow, night and day They were both very most worldwide successful, only behind "Dancing Queen" ABBA had already recorded "Dancing Queen" and it came from the success of "Mamma Mía" It was the manager who convinced them to record "Fernando" so as not to repeat the style (Frida had done it before in 1975 on her solo album in Swedish and it was a success, but with lyrics of a lovesong, and these to ABBA is a friendship story about mexican soldiers) The manager was right and everything was a success, one after another in that year 1976, with three singles #1 consecutives in UK Mamma Mía (2 weeks) Fernando (4 weeks) Dancing Queen (6 weeks) In addition, this variety of options had different results in each country. "Fernando" was a colossal success in Australia (14 weeks at #1 surpassed the "Hey Jude" mark) and 7 weeks at #1 in Germany "Dancing Queen" was 14 weeks #1 in Sweden and 6 weeks #1 in the U.K.and 8 weeks #1 in Australia Both were #1 in the U.S. but in various rankings: "Dancing Queen" on the Billboard and "Fernando" on Adult Contemporary The official video of "Fernando" was filmed in February 1976, with Dancing Queen the next day in these Official Video you could see: Bjorn & Benny, both in guitars Frida & Agnetha confronted both in frontal and profile images (repeating "Mamma Mia" technique used) premiering her gypsy style dress and a last comparation "Fernando" (1976) is first ABBA single with Frida in lead voice, and recorded in her solo album in Swedish (released before ABBA) as "S.O.S." (1975) is first ABBA single with Agnetha in lead voice, and recorded in her solo album in Swedish (released after ABBA) For a next reaction, my suggestion is "Chiquitita" (1979), another banger and worldwide hit to ABBA and first song released by ABBA in spanish too, biggest ABBA worldwide hit in Latin America Thanks so much for these video and reaction I wish you a great weekend See you in the next My best regards from Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 South America
Every single time on every single ABBA reaction video you're here posting your long-winded and totally unnecessary dissertations - When and if anyone wants formal and detailed information about ABBA, they can visit their official website, they do not need continual opinion pieces from you.
About a decade ago Grand rock persona and sound disigner BRIAN ENO had also admitted his secret love for Abba discribing the reason he couldn't bear to keep it a secret anymore.The reason was this song and FRIDA's performance on FERNANDO, he had really 'fell' for them as he said!.
This is such a classic! Chiquitita is another classic. They have so many. Hopefully you will react to Happy new year towards the end of the year. It's an AMAZING song!!!! ❤️Ps, yes, it's a flute in the beginning
Thank you for your nice reaction to this and your loving words on Abba.And congatulations to the band for the 4 Grammy nominations 15 th Nov.22.One of them being their comeback single off the VOYAGE album,'Don't shut me down'.
@@Lisa-M As far as i know last year's nominations had a deadline till October for submission.VOYAGE ( and also Adele's album) were released in November.DSMD is also considered as part of the album.So that's why.
@@christianoazzuro6711 Third try to say thanks after the first two comments have been deleted... What's wrong with TH-cam when "thanks" is a forbidden word?
Omg I love Abba- takes me back to teen years when everything was happy, had a “love of my life” waves lightly whisking the white summer sand. No cares, only a happy heart.
That single was also No1 in Australia for 14 weeks(!)e ven beating 'Hey Jude' by the Beatles.ABBA held that record for decades till Ed Sheeran beat them with the largely streamed 'Shape of you'.And right after that they droped their next bomb.'Dancing Queen(.And the musicverse went crazy on them again).
You can't really compare charts of yesteryear with streaming charts. They use totally different methods to correlate their positions. Imagine today's kids paying something like $10+ in today's money for just one single like in the past. They pay next to nothing for a song in a subscription now . Make 'em pay $10 for one song today like we did in the past? Artists today would sell next to nothing.
@@The_Jupiter2_Mission Oh no doubt about it!I'm totally with you.I read that there's some streaming platform that only the 30 first seconds of a streamed song counts as a 'sale' even if the listener doesn't continue listening.Record sales in the 'analogue' era were solid choicesDifferent value.We were getting out of our houses' traveling' to the record shops to buy an album or a single we usually had 'aimed' after a conscious decision also 'willingly' paying some good money.
If you loved "Fernando", you'll definitely love "Chiquitita" aswell. Similar sound, but also very different if that makes sense lol. It has some of the best piano work (by Benny) ever! Also, funny enough, features a spanish guitar-esque intro..
One of my favorite songs and videos by ABBA. Frida did "I Know There's Something Going On" (an 80's essential) and it was produced by Phil Collins, he also plays drums. Frida is so versatile with her voice.
Loving the ABBA reactions! Would like to hear your reaction to My Love, My Life. I think it's one of ABBA's most underrated songs. Features Agnetha's beautiful voice and her unique ability to capture the emotions of the lyric. Thanks for your recenty ABBA love!
There is also a strong connection to classical music as well as historical melodies from Greece and Spain. ABBA incorporated all this to create a lush, almost baroque musical style. Then there are the incredible voices of the ladies and the opulent harmonies as well. I love, love, love ABBA.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love the way you're loving Abba. It's nearly impossible to hear this song and not sing along with that chorus. Just another Abba chorus that so cleverly hooks you right in. Agnetha had said that this was one her favorite song because the way it always had the audience singing along with the most. Songs I know you will like: Eagle (from the Album). Lay all Your Love on Me (from Super Trouper--get ready to boogie). The Visitors (from, yes, The Visitor). Just to name a few. Love your enthusiasm Luke.
@@alexioverdo5225 yes, that's where. Ty Alexio. Offhand I couldn't remember the name of the show. It was a bit awkward watching that episode as they all looked so uncomfortable with each other. A clear indication it was the end. Then I was so happy when Frida came out with Somethings going on. The single was a big hit in America. Then Agnetha came out with Wrap Your Arms Around me. Loved I Can't Shake Loose. Then One Night in Bangkok, from Chess. Then we get Mamma Mia, the musical; then the movie. Then we finally get Voyage. We'll, we all know the history. It's just such great memories to reminisce about them. So really, they never really went away, they just evolved.
@@craignotgreg547Well Imo, Abba's revival was cultured gradually since the late '80s and got built up steadily upon their past solid foundations.The love of their fans was like a volcano.Seemingly sleeping but boiling with lava-love in the inside, giving impactful explosions from time to time and never running out of its energy.Our loving bond with this group is tight, deep and tearful.
@@craignotgreg547 I think that Agnetha's answer (and Benny's) must be seen in context ABBA promoted their album "The singles" and they said four different songs with that objective Frida and Björn's answers were obvious, that's why Agnetha perhaps says "my choice is Fernando" when we know that her favorite is "The winner takes it all" (she thus avoids repetition and public coincidence with Her ex-husband). and Benny we know that he has praised "Knowing me knowing you" a lot finally there are three of the four best-selling songs of ABBA (the fourth is Waterloo, in the place of The winner takes it all)
Next time try their disco-rock bomb Gimme!Gimme!Gimme! the one that got sampled by Madonna and becamer one of her greatest hits ever.Her only single that went No1 in 41 countries..
As they did with "Chiquitita", ABBA made a Spanish version of "Fernando" too... In fact, in 1980 they made a complete album in Spanish that also includes "Mamma Mía", "Dame Dame Dame" (Gimme Gimme Gimme a man after midnight), "Hasta Mañana", "Gracias por la música" (Thank you for the Music), "Conociendome Conociendote" (Knowing me Knowing you), "La reina del baile" (Dancing Queen), "Estoy soñando" (I have a dream) ... Which was a great success in latin america
You should listen to the title track off Arrival. It’s an instrumental but it’s so epic. The rock band “the darkness” use it as their pre-concert, walk-on track.
So glad you love ABBA you have so much more to discover from them, please react next to their tracks Soldiers and I Let The Music Speak from their album The Visitors
Abba had the little trick of the two girls singing at 90 degree angles as a change from the two of them facing out into the camera. It became kind of a trademark for them. I've seen other viewers call the result "an abba shot". They were good enough to have a camera technique named after them so maybe its true.
Well in the original Aussie(and maybeN.Zealand) vinyl release of ARRIVAL it was in there, right between 'Why did it have and 'Tiger' but not in the rest of the world until it was included in the newer Cd releases as a bonus track.
@@toddlandry5736 Yeah,well that original 1976 ARRIVAL version is a real rarity for the rest of the world but now a precious collector's item for fans Down there, where that album had sold phenomenal amounts in hundreds thousand copies like hot cakes.
I don't know if " Fernando" is the catchiest melody writers in history ... try to listen "Chiquitita" and then we see... also , in other way, the most catchiest chorus is "Waterloo"
About USA .ABBA DIDNT TOUR SO MUCH AND THE RECORD COMPANY IN USA COULDNT DELIEVER AS MANY RECORDS THAT WAS NEEDED. AND AGNETHA IS VERY VERY VERY AFRAID OF FLYING.AT THE SAME TIME THEY WERE SO BIG IN OTHER PART OF THE WORLD SO THAT TOKE A LOT OF TIME. BUT THE CLEVER PEOPLE IN USA UNDERSTAND HOW WONDERFUL THEY REALLY REALLY REALLY ARE 🐈⬛🐈🫂☃️💓
You can see them corpsing/ getting the giggles and then controlling themselves during a performance of this one! 😄 th-cam.com/video/Gobq2JHO6f4/w-d-xo.html
I’m sure he is (you are a nice person and everything but why do we give credit to all these reaction-ists, who have never heard classics as big as this? Doesn’t it put to question their music knowledge and education..
You are so close to seeming actually sincere. You have a sincere face. You’re falling a tiny bit short, which is a shame, because I think you’re present.
THIS and The Winner Takes It All are their two best songs
There's always a combination of upbeat mixed with melancholy in Abba. This is one of the many attractions to their songs.
I love the warmth in Frida’s voice, I’ve always said it’s like a musical hug! 💕🎶
Is one of my favorite songs all time
I've loved ABBA since 1974 and I don't know what I'd do without them.
Frida looks so beautiful here! ♥ 😳
This is a very beautiful song, very romantic, but at the same time it has a nuance of sadness and melancholy, and how about the astonishing lead vocal, then the harmonies of the girls and finally the boys also joined in chorus, everything is simply magical. I can see you really enjoyed this song, maybe more than the others ☺
So nice to seeing a young person enjoying ABBA.
The instrument you’re wondering about is a pan flute. It’s used a lot in Andean folk music.
Very suited to Frida’s warm and rich voice. Classic harmonies with that great Spanish flavour.
In 1976, it won "Song Of The Year", in Portugal.💚💛❤
Frida has many wonderful lead vocals displaying the warmth and softness in her voice: Super Trouper, Knowing Me Knowing You, I Have a Dream, One Man One Woman, and The Name of the Game (where she shares lead vocals with Agnetha, a song that really highlights the different qualities of their voices). However, I also love her irony and humour in Money Money Money, and her desperation and pain in When All Is Said and Done and - my ABBA favorite: The Visitors.
Don't forget Our Last Summer, Andante Andante, I Let The Music Speak or Gonna Sing You My Lovesong. 🥰🥰🥰
@@Lisa-M Oh yeah, wonderful songs and excellent vocal deliveries.
The Visitors is the SUPREME ALBUM
@@gestalucas I agree.
What an awesome song! Love, love ABBA!! 💕
ABBA is another group that is timeless....
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The ABBA experience is certainly eargasmic! I can’t even think of which ABBA song to do next. There’s so many of them! Anni Frid has a beautiful voice. Her’s mixed with Agnetha creates the glorious third voice.
I read once that their sound engineer told how he actually created the '3rd voice' by delaying one of the voices on the board for a split second to make a richer, fuller sound- considering that he had 2 of the most beautifully similar & blendable voices ever to work with, I think he created perfection!!
@@redcaddiedaddie oh my gosh...yes! Perfectly said!...im sure i heard that in one of their docos...absolutley brilliant how he managed to do that😊but yes that is how the 3rd voice was created!😊😊😊😊
Fernando is one of my favorites.
The 'Fernando' scene in 'Malcolm in the middle' was just soooo cute. One of my favorite scenes from the show.😄This kind of music nevers grows old and is evergreen as ever. I love this song!
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Сколько лет минуло а голоса как чистый родник гармония в каждом звуке спасибо вам АББА вы маяк в этом безумном море жизни
"Chiquitita" is another great song from ABBA with a latin flavor.
Start of this song make me so emotional and have goosebomps!I was translate lirycs of this beautiful song to my husband who is a War veteran in our Country he was only 17 years old when War was start in my beautiful country during 1990'ies so I can relate with this beautiful song ❤
Annifrid has a mezzo voice, while Agnetha is a soprano. Yet Agnetha positions her voice below Frida's here, and that sounds SO good.
Great analysis of a great song. This has one of the finest arrangements of any song in the history of pop music. I also think it is ABBA's "warmest," most emotionally compelling song. As you so aptly say, it is indeed a masterpiece.
so happy to see you again with ABBA songs
"Fernando" (1976)
is a soft ballad, so nice and beautiful
The best is the beauty of their vocal harmonies, very soft at the whisper level but at a level of perfection, that explodes in a magic chorus
I have compared it to "Chiquitita" (1979) because both songs have similarities and contrasts
Both have the title in Spanish, and was recorded in spanish too (to the album in spanish "Gracias por la Música" In 1980)
Both are pop ballads with an initial verse sung alone and from the second chorus in duet, with a very catchy and popular chorus (in my country Argentina are songs that we would sing in a circle of friends, because we all know their lyrics)
The two videos show the contrast of fire and snow, night and day
They were both very most worldwide successful, only behind "Dancing Queen"
ABBA had already recorded "Dancing Queen" and it came from the success of "Mamma Mía"
It was the manager who convinced them to record "Fernando" so as not to repeat the style
(Frida had done it before in 1975 on her solo album in Swedish and it was a success, but with lyrics of a lovesong, and these to ABBA is a friendship story about mexican soldiers)
The manager was right and everything was a success, one after another in that year 1976,
with three singles #1 consecutives in UK
Mamma Mía (2 weeks)
Fernando (4 weeks)
Dancing Queen (6 weeks)
In addition, this variety of options had different results in each country.
"Fernando" was a colossal success in Australia (14 weeks at #1 surpassed the "Hey Jude" mark) and 7 weeks at #1 in Germany
"Dancing Queen" was 14 weeks #1 in Sweden and 6 weeks #1 in the U.K.and 8 weeks #1 in Australia
Both were #1 in the U.S. but in various rankings: "Dancing Queen" on the Billboard and
"Fernando" on Adult Contemporary
The official video of "Fernando" was filmed in February 1976, with Dancing Queen the next day
in these Official Video you could see:
Bjorn & Benny, both in guitars
Frida & Agnetha confronted both in frontal and profile images (repeating "Mamma Mia" technique used) premiering her gypsy style dress
and a last comparation
"Fernando" (1976) is first ABBA single with Frida in lead voice, and recorded in her solo album in Swedish (released before ABBA)
as "S.O.S." (1975) is first ABBA single with Agnetha in lead voice, and recorded in her solo album in Swedish (released after ABBA)
For a next reaction, my suggestion is
"Chiquitita" (1979), another banger and worldwide hit to ABBA
and first song released by ABBA in spanish too,
biggest ABBA worldwide hit in Latin America
Thanks so much for these video and reaction
I wish you a great weekend
See you in the next
My best regards from
Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷
South America
Every single time on every single ABBA reaction video you're here posting your long-winded and totally unnecessary dissertations - When and if anyone wants formal and detailed information about ABBA, they can visit their official website, they do not need continual opinion pieces from you.
Just phenomenal....their voices are magical...Abba forever❤💖
Yes the song is so beautiful 💖
About a decade ago Grand rock persona and sound disigner BRIAN ENO had also admitted his secret love for Abba discribing the reason he couldn't bear to keep it a secret anymore.The reason was this song and FRIDA's performance on FERNANDO, he had really 'fell' for them as he said!.
I'd love to hear a reaction to One Man, One Woman. Hardly anyone does that one, and it even has a video!
Love, Love, Love this song!!
Thank you so much for reacting to ABBA, the best band ever!
Everything they did was wonderful.
Wonderful!!!
Greatest pop music of all time Abba.
This is such a classic! Chiquitita is another classic. They have so many. Hopefully you will react to Happy new year towards the end of the year. It's an AMAZING song!!!! ❤️Ps, yes, it's a flute in the beginning
Thank you for your nice reaction to this and your loving words on Abba.And congatulations to the band for the 4 Grammy nominations 15 th Nov.22.One of them being their comeback single off the VOYAGE album,'Don't shut me down'.
Is it known why they are nominated this year? Because the album and the song are from 2021.
@@Lisa-M As far as i know last year's nominations had a deadline till October for submission.VOYAGE ( and also Adele's album) were released in November.DSMD is also considered as part of the album.So that's why.
@@christianoazzuro6711 Third try to say thanks after the first two comments have been deleted... What's wrong with TH-cam when "thanks" is a forbidden word?
@@Lisa-M Oh i have similar problems since last weekI!t gets fixed alone (for unknown reasons again)lol.Hope you read this Lisa.
@@christianoazzuro6711 I have read it but my answer has been deleted again twice... It's really annoying. 😒
Omg I love Abba- takes me back to teen years when everything was happy, had a “love of my life” waves lightly whisking the white summer sand. No cares, only a happy heart.
That single was also No1 in Australia for 14 weeks(!)e ven beating 'Hey Jude' by the Beatles.ABBA held that record for decades till Ed Sheeran beat them with the largely streamed 'Shape of you'.And right after that they droped their next bomb.'Dancing Queen(.And the musicverse went crazy on them again).
You can't really compare charts of yesteryear with streaming charts. They use totally different methods to correlate their positions.
Imagine today's kids paying something like $10+ in today's money for just one single like in the past. They pay next to nothing for a song in a subscription now . Make 'em pay $10 for one song today like we did in the past? Artists today would sell next to nothing.
@@The_Jupiter2_Mission Oh no doubt about it!I'm totally with you.I read that there's some streaming platform that only the 30 first seconds of a streamed song counts as a 'sale' even if the listener doesn't continue listening.Record sales in the 'analogue' era were solid choicesDifferent value.We were getting out of our houses' traveling' to the record shops to buy an album or a single we usually had 'aimed' after a conscious decision also 'willingly' paying some good money.
If you loved "Fernando", you'll definitely love "Chiquitita" aswell. Similar sound, but also very different if that makes sense lol. It has some of the best piano work (by Benny) ever! Also, funny enough, features a spanish guitar-esque intro..
I have loved ABBA since i was a child. Fantastic songs.❤
One of my favorite songs and videos by ABBA. Frida did "I Know There's Something Going On" (an 80's essential) and it was produced by Phil Collins, he also plays drums. Frida is so versatile with her voice.
Thanks for your awesome reactions. Is nice to see how you fall in love with ABBA 🥰
Welcome to the rabbit hole. You're gonna love it! Recommend Lay All Your Love On Me.
you summed it up perfectly; it's a masterpiece of a song!
Loving the ABBA reactions! Would like to hear your reaction to My Love, My Life. I think it's one of ABBA's most underrated songs. Features Agnetha's beautiful voice and her unique ability to capture the emotions of the lyric. Thanks for your recenty ABBA love!
Great analysis; very articulate!
There is also a strong connection to classical music as well as historical melodies from Greece and Spain. ABBA incorporated all this to create a lush, almost baroque musical style. Then there are the incredible voices of the ladies and the opulent harmonies as well. I love, love, love ABBA.❤❤❤❤❤❤
These two females looking absolute phenomenal in this video
Awesome channel - great reaction, analysis & personality - keep up the fab work dude!
Love the way you're loving Abba. It's nearly impossible to hear this song and not sing along with that chorus. Just another Abba chorus that so cleverly hooks you right in. Agnetha had said that this was one her favorite song because the way it always had the audience singing along with the most. Songs I know you will like: Eagle (from the Album). Lay all Your Love on Me (from Super Trouper--get ready to boogie). The Visitors (from, yes, The Visitor). Just to name a few. Love your enthusiasm Luke.
Yes she did say that.Must have been in Noel's 'The lata,late Breakfast show' UK Nov.'82.One of their very last official interviews.
@@alexioverdo5225 yes, that's where. Ty Alexio. Offhand I couldn't remember the name of the show. It was a bit awkward watching that episode as they all looked so uncomfortable with each other. A clear indication it was the end. Then I was so happy when Frida came out with Somethings going on. The single was a big hit in America. Then Agnetha came out with Wrap Your Arms Around me. Loved I Can't Shake Loose. Then One Night in Bangkok, from Chess. Then we get Mamma Mia, the musical; then the movie. Then we finally get Voyage. We'll, we all know the history. It's just such great memories to reminisce about them. So really, they never really went away, they just evolved.
@@craignotgreg547Well Imo, Abba's revival was cultured gradually since the late '80s and got built up steadily upon their past solid foundations.The love of their fans was like a volcano.Seemingly sleeping but boiling with lava-love in the inside, giving impactful explosions from time to time and never running out of its energy.Our loving bond with this group is tight, deep and tearful.
EAGLE wow what a magical track.I love the' Abba the movie video version' but also the audio's ultimate one.
@@craignotgreg547
I think that Agnetha's answer (and Benny's) must be seen in context
ABBA promoted their album "The singles" and they said four different songs with that objective
Frida and Björn's answers were obvious, that's why Agnetha perhaps says "my choice is Fernando" when we know that her favorite is "The winner takes it all" (she thus avoids repetition and public coincidence with Her ex-husband).
and Benny we know that he has praised "Knowing me knowing you" a lot
finally there are three of the four best-selling songs of ABBA (the fourth is Waterloo, in the place of The winner takes it all)
ABBA create such a good and wonderful wibes; we need them more than ever in those days.
Keep on reacting to ABBA and I will keep on coming here ❤
one of my favorite songs of ABBA
There is just something so special and magical about ABBA so beautiful 😍
The most beautiful song ever about a war.
Super, abba… forever 🎉
Next time try their disco-rock bomb Gimme!Gimme!Gimme! the one that got sampled by Madonna and becamer one of her greatest hits ever.Her only single that went No1 in 41 countries..
Great reaction Luke. Please could you do a very underrated song (both ladies taking lead vocals) That's Me, there is a video.
Immensely gifted people. Ty…
i like that a swedish group is singing about the american v mexio war ,talkingfrom a mexican point of view.just love it
Def One of ABBA'S Top 5 songs for sure!!
The Spanish version is very good too!! The music is a little different, maybe better I think.
Aaaahh fav!!! Also a go to karaoke song : )
As they did with "Chiquitita", ABBA made a Spanish version of "Fernando" too... In fact, in 1980 they made a complete album in Spanish that also includes "Mamma Mía", "Dame Dame Dame" (Gimme Gimme Gimme a man after midnight), "Hasta Mañana", "Gracias por la música" (Thank you for the Music), "Conociendome Conociendote" (Knowing me Knowing you), "La reina del baile" (Dancing Queen), "Estoy soñando" (I have a dream) ... Which was a great success in latin america
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You should listen to the title track off Arrival. It’s an instrumental but it’s so epic. The rock band “the darkness” use it as their pre-concert, walk-on track.
There's actually a related song they recorded, Put On Your White Sombrero.
My favorite Abba song, by far.
The opposite for me. Their most kitschy song.
Mine too. Passionate about this one.
Abba IS the best!!!! Just great songs. I love Fernando. Cher Record that song too.
So glad you love ABBA you have so much more to discover from them, please react next to their tracks Soldiers and I Let The Music Speak from their album The Visitors
Abba had the little trick of the two girls singing at 90 degree angles as a change from the two of them facing out into the camera. It became kind of a trademark for them. I've seen other viewers call the result "an abba shot". They were good enough to have a camera technique named after them so maybe its true.
There are so many songs in the ABBA catalogue that are worth reviewing, but by not having a video attached makes them tricky to present....
At the begining you can relate the track to "El Cóndor pasa"
Only the Beatles come close to ABBA's songwriting genius.
Love it...
Was not on Arrival. Was included on their first greatest hits album. It was only a whole lot of years later that it was dropped at the end of Arrival.
Well in the original Aussie(and maybeN.Zealand) vinyl release of ARRIVAL it was in there, right between 'Why did it have and 'Tiger' but not in the rest of the world until it was included in the newer Cd releases as a bonus track.
@@christianoazzuro6711 did not know that. Thanks!
@@toddlandry5736 Yeah,well that original 1976 ARRIVAL version is a real rarity for the rest of the world but now a precious collector's item for fans Down there, where that album had sold phenomenal amounts in hundreds thousand copies like hot cakes.
@@christianoazzuro6711 yes definitely was on the New Zealand pressing.
I don't know if " Fernando" is the catchiest melody writers in history ...
try to listen "Chiquitita" and then we see...
also , in other way, the most catchiest chorus is "Waterloo"
Knowing me knowing you 👍👍👍 Please you handsome devil 😀😀😀
BTW He has reacted this.One of his first Abba reactions and very pleasant to watch.
Das ist mein Lieblingssong🥰
@kimborg...ich 💘 diesen Song
Was number 1 in Australia forever! Huge all over the world! Not sure why there never really took off in the USA.
About USA .ABBA DIDNT TOUR SO MUCH AND THE RECORD COMPANY IN USA COULDNT DELIEVER AS MANY RECORDS THAT WAS NEEDED. AND AGNETHA IS VERY VERY VERY AFRAID OF FLYING.AT THE SAME TIME THEY WERE SO BIG IN OTHER PART OF THE WORLD SO THAT TOKE A LOT OF TIME. BUT THE CLEVER PEOPLE IN USA UNDERSTAND HOW WONDERFUL THEY REALLY REALLY REALLY ARE 🐈⬛🐈🫂☃️💓
I think the instrument you ask for, is a piccola flute.
yeah vey had a huge run, hit after hit 4 many yrs, prob only v beatles were a bgr band at taht stage. so mny songs
Chiquitita has also this Spanish-Latin vibes... Please react to Chiquitita
Bekomme Gänsehaut❤
Hey buddy your not on the island by yourself because they totally mesmerised the whole world for 12yrs
You can see them corpsing/ getting the giggles and then controlling themselves during a performance of this one! 😄
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Benny on guitar ??
And also video reaction of "Wow" and "Hammer horror" by Kate Bush
Hammer horror...'funny' and theatrical and artistic.Was in a tv ad some decades back and was always wondering who was singing this weird gem.
The Mexican Revolution 👍
Fernando, 1976.
a war song
I’m sure he is (you are a nice person and everything but why do we give credit to all these reaction-ists, who have never heard classics as big as this? Doesn’t it put to question their music knowledge and education..
Please make a video reaction of the long entire album "Never for ever" of Kate Bush
React madonna american life director's cut uncensored version 🧡
Reaction Spice Girls Song! 🙏 Hi from Seville (Spain)! I like it this chanel and i follow u!
You are so close to seeming actually sincere. You have a sincere face. You’re falling a tiny bit short, which is a shame, because I think you’re present.
Don't forget to listen to the Spanish version of Fernando.