The yodeling is simply called a “falsete”, which literally translates to falsetto in Spanish. Singing falsetes in Huapangos was popularized by Miguel Aceves Mejía in his time. Arturo Vargas, the musician singing, has perfected his technique with the help of breath control, his natural high register, and proper technique.
Arturo Vargas, the singer, currently holds the record in Mexico and possibly the world, being able to hold the Falsetto without a breathe for 56 seconds straight. TRULY AMAZING! His 32 years of professional experience sure comes through. VIVA MEXICO!
Try an evening in Veracruz in the town square in front of the cathedral. The Mariachi come around and play for your table for a few pesos. That's then followed up by El Rancho del Norte bands going bar to bar. You will experience pure joy! I worked in Mexico for 5 years. People tell me they went to Mexico on holiday. Cancun and Acapulco... No. You went to an American interpretation of Mexico! Try Veracruz, Poza Rica, Villahermosa. Then you will experience the true Mexico. It's an incredible country!
I'm from Poza Rica and used to work for PEMEX long time ago. Life and work opportunities pushed me to change residence. Now living in California and reading your comment makes me fill I grew up in the best part of México.
If you ever get a chance to see them live I highly recommend it. Ever single mariachi can sing and their concert consist of each one of them taking turns singing songs they are true showmen hence the consistentsmiles.. Plus they drink a ton before the concert and are a blast to chill with. These guys are simply the best mariachi group on the world.
I'm not mexican, but I love their songs. Plese react on more mexican songs. E obrigado por ter voltado a fazer reações e comentários sobre as músicas. Eu estava com saudades.
Mexico and Ireland have a great history together, from the migrants who moved to Mexico to the St. Patrick's Brigade which helped Mexico out during the Mexican-American War. Who maybe you have an ancestor that dates back to this and that's why you like Mariachi so much. Also, I just assumed you're Irish, but if I'm wrong you have the right to be mad lol.
@@toolrammsteindeftones You beat me to the punch. Many Irish immigrants fought for the Americans but were shunned because of their religion and were treated unfairly which is why many of them jumped sides to the Mexican army. Mexico offered them citizenship and the opportunity to practice their faith for they both were from Catholic cultures. Hence the name the battalion was given “Los San Patricios” (or Saint Patrick’s Battalion) Love this story, also a very cool fact is that former Mexican President Alvaro Obregon is a descendant of an Irish family. They changed their surname from “O’Brien” to “Obregon” to make it “more Mexican” Roughly paraphrasing an article I read but this is definitely fact.
@Xavier Lekubarri That’s awesome. I too am a light skin Latino. Both of my parents are from Mexico. Did a genealogy test and it turns out I am also of Irish decent. FYI - I was blonde and had freckles when I was a kid but my indigenous blood kicked in when I got older lol 😂
I have seen them in person several times in concert in Phoenix and San Diego, they are world-class musicians. It was surprising to me the power that this group has. I heard them perform un-amped in a large hotel ballroom, and it was like being in a box full of opera singers running at full blast! I love classic Mariachi music with the intricate melodies, harmonies and lyrics that tell compelling stories. Thanks so much Beth!
My violoncello teacher plays in that orchestra, and that orchestra is the OFEQ (Orquesta Filarmónica del Estado de Querétaro). Cool to find it in your channel. ((:
You would probably like Linda Rondstadt's two albums of traditional Mexican music. Despite her German sounding name, her background is Mexican and she speaks Spanish fluently.
A number of Germans relocated to Mexico during the 19th Century. The Ronstadts settled in Tucson before it was ceded to the US in 1852. Linda’s entire family are very musical.
@@BethRoars Wow, I just found this as well. Enjoy! Awesome Ukrainian yodeler - SOFIA SHKIDCHENKO (with English subtitles). th-cam.com/video/CHspo7fphCI/w-d-xo.html
So glad you reacted to this video. I got to see Arturo Vargas(name of singer) perform this live w/ Mariachi Vargas about 4 years ago. Breathtaking.....
The “yodeling” sound you mentioned is called a Falsete in Mexico which translates to Falsetto. It’s commonly used in a lot of Mexican music folklore. This song is probably the most famous example of this tradition. I would also recommend “La Malgueña” with Aida Cuevas for this type of music
The song is about a shepard who has a little flute for calling his sheeps and the yodeling tries to emulate the sound of this flute. One of the parts with this yodeling says "The little shepard's flute sing like thiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssss" You know what i mean? I hope so.
As mentioned before, the "falsete" is common in mariachi music, look for Miguel Aceves Mejía and specially a song called "Malagueña Salerosa" or just "La Malagueña". The Mariachi Vargas has its own version too, enjoy!
Here are the lyrics for your enjoyment and a better appreciation of the song: *The Shepherd* The shepherd goes with his flock At the breaking of dawn Going down the trail From the mountains to the meadow He goes musicalizing his complaints With his reed flute Followed by his sheep As if it was a spell Chorus: The flute Of the shepherd Ay, ay, ay Sings like this The shepherd goes back again As the sun is setting down He's going up the hill To keep his flock With his flute he's calling One by one his sheep And he communicates them His joys and his sorrows Chorus: The flute Of the shepherd Ay, ay, ay Sings like this
David Zaizar and Miguel Acevez Mejia were the kings of falsetto, or "falsete" in Mexico, and it's only one style of mariachi singing, the hardest one to sing.
You have no idea how much this song means to me. I first heard this song in the 1950s in a movie as sung by ‘Joselito.’ It envokes memories of Mexico but more than that it takes me back to my childhood and ‘Mi Abuela’ (maternal grandmother). When no one else would accompany her to the ‘películas’ (movies) it would be just, ‘Danielito y Abuelita’ (me & granny).
Amazing!!! So glad that you’re reacting to this! I’ve been hoping you would since I started watching your channel! (You do such a great job of covering so many genres.) Amazing!
Beth the only music that makes me "a nudo en la garganta" no matter my situation, happy not happy, sad not sad, in a party or not ALWAYS my mariachi music lift me!
Thank you for explaining how to properly hold out those long notes! I was one of the ones that thought you had to tighten the stomach, lol. I've always been impressed at how Sinatra could hold a note for 12 seconds straight without shaking! Such great technique with both these singers
Miss Beth Mexican music has a lot of strength. And the Mariachi Vargas from Tecatitlán together with a philharmonic It's incredible, it's a dream, it's a listening delight
As someone who played mariachi in high school and college, I can say that the falsetto is used throughout any different sub genre of mariachi music. I had the opportunity of seeing Arturo Vargas sing this song twice and throughout the years that he sings this song the more control he gains in his ability to hold this high range notes. He also been known to go even higher and holding those long note even longer especially the "el flatin" and "del pastor" parts in the finale.
Hello, I am Mexican born in the land of mariachi, a state called Jalisco, we carry mariachi in our blood, the Vargas of Tecalitlán is the best mariachi in the world, I think it is obvious, the falcete, not falcetto is a singing technique very special in Mexico, the pastor is a very old song that gives any Mexican goosebumps, the mariachi is actually an orchestra, something unique in the world, greetings! 🤘😎🇲🇽
The Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán is the best and most famous mariachi in México. Maybe you mean the mariachi that plays in the streets, plazas or in a party and are usually quite friendly, interact with the people and even joke with them, but this mariachi is the BEST.
I love this song and your reaction. Falsete is a vocal resource often used for specifical songs, and this one together with "Cielo rojo" May be the most iconic songs with falsettos
Hi from México. I'm so please that people from different countries appreciate our music and singers. Could you please react to "Ya lo sé que tú te vas" of Natalia Jiménez and Pedro Fernández. I'll love to see this.
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You need to hear the originator MIGUEL ACEVES MEJIA "EL PASTOR" and all his music with his own style which is outstanding amongst his peers before and during his career, I have special respect for him as my mother very frequently saw him on the street when she was young just like any other person walking amongst the populous.
I know this channel is not so much about your reaction Beth but love your enthusiasm for your craft the appreciation you share with us to understand the complexity of voice in singing. Also I have seen this group perform in San Antonio TX and it is impressive.
Your comment, Beth, at the end was how I have come to feel about your channel. It has openned me up to so many musical and vocal forms that I would previously never have listened to. Oh, hey! Guess what. I can yodel a little. I told my friends, Larry and his wife Carrie, that I could yodel so Larry said, "Go ahead". And so I did and got a fist bump. Oh, guess what else. I just got my DNA results back and I am 59% Scottish. Ain't that great?
Yodeling is not a common staple of mariachi music. Mariachi is a 20th century descendant of the "arpa grande" (large harp) band which is originally from Michoacán (Pacific Coast) and dates fron the 18th century. Modern mariachi plays music from many regions of the country (Mexico is large and musically very varied). In this case, the genre of this song is "huapango", a dance originally from the region called "huastecas", which covers a large swath of coastal territory in the Gulf of Mexico. The huapango dates probably to the 17th century and it is this style (not others) that uses yodeling, originally in the choruses. This one you reacted to is a modern huapango written in the 20th century by the twin brothers "Cuates Castilla" and it was popularized by a singer with a very recognizeable (and a bit effectist) yodel (Aceves Mejía, who has been mentioned here). Traditional huapango: th-cam.com/video/RKJ0Lg3U7eI/w-d-xo.html (note the fact that the dance changes when the voice comes in) Aceves Mejía: th-cam.com/video/HMelGapnKE4/w-d-xo.html
greetings from Mexico. Could you react to a song titled "la malagueña"? This version is performed by mariachi vargas de tecalitlan in the program "noche de boleros y son". please, I am very sure that you are going to love it very much.
Love you for having this on your channel. He's a great example of how to take mariachi to the next level! I would love to hear you do a cover of a song you feel comfortable with. Thank you for giving my culture such a great platform by which to inspire others. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
In this song, I believe the falsetto represents the flute the herder plays to his herd to call them in. Think of the pied piper. In this song, the falsetto really is a part of the song, not just a method of singing it. The song is basically about a herder that has only sheep as companions. He tells them his joys and sorrows
I'm so proud of my 🇲🇽 heritage. Mexico has an abundance of different cultures entwined. Our Mexican Bands are often said to be all German Oom-papa. I haven't a clue how to spell that. My 12 just timed this note 15 seconds long and picked right up to another 15 seconds. This Gentleman is a genuine fantastic gift to us all.
I saw him live some years ago and it's jaw dropping what he does also there are other versions of him where he does a scale similar to the one at the end but in the chorus it's just the best falsetto singers out there.
The thing that I love most about this song is the way it was crafted to have the falsete mimic "el flautin del pastor" (the pastors flute).. Knowing what the song is saying (especially with Huapango styled songs) gives that much more to the story telling and the emotion ❤❤❤
TODO YOUTOBER QUE REACCIONA A LA MUSICA MEXICANA QUE ES LA MAS HERMOSA, SIEMPRE TRAIRA MUCHOS SEGUIDORES, LA MUSICA TRADICIONAL, LA EPOCA DE ORO ES LO MEJOR QUE PUEDA VER, LATINOAMERICA TIENE UNA INFINIDAD DE GENERO DE MUSICA PERO LA MEXICANA ES LA MEJOR, SALUDOS
Yes!! This song is one of the kinds that just move you with so much emotion. It is absolutely one of our pride and joys! Viva México!🇲🇽 Ps-Have a listen to "Cielo Rojo", Live in Concert by Peruvian-Mexican, Tania Libertad. The lyrics are of a lover asking for a second chance.That without them, the "Sky is Red" of sadness and not blue of joy. OMG, I absolutely love this rendition. Love it! Love it! love it!
Buen análisis de voz del intérprete de un huapango, también un buen intérprete de falsete fue Miguel Aceves Mejía con el mismo tema o "la malagueña" , Pedro Infante con temas como "deja que salga la luna ", "ruega por nosotros" de la película "Los Gavilanes"
Beth, I really enjoy your reaction videos to Spanish music. I dont know much about music, but i do enjoy it, and it seems like you do as well. Keep up the great work.
So beautiful! I never saw the relation of falsetto to yodeling but I see how could have come about based on the history of Mariachi. Proud to be Mexican with all that our culture embraces.
Beth, as you were wandering about this type of yodeling was related to certain singers. A short explanation. This type of mexican songs are originally related to an specific region in México: The Huastecas. Being a huapango on their own, these huapangos huastecos included that typical expression of using the flutes and the specially with their yodeling voices. Our typical country music is colored depending on their original regions. The beauty of this song and this fine interpretation herein is just what a fine Maricchi gets. And moreover the rich enhansement by this fine Orchestra. I am glad you enjoyed it.
i DO love it!! ❤ And even if I didn't, after watching it with your beaming smile, how could I not?!?!?! This was so much fun!!! Thank you for sharing!!! 😃😃😃😃🥰
The yodeling is simply called a “falsete”, which literally translates to falsetto in Spanish. Singing falsetes in Huapangos was popularized by Miguel Aceves Mejía in his time. Arturo Vargas, the musician singing, has perfected his technique with the help of breath control, his natural high register, and proper technique.
and vibratón ;)
Correct!
This is the correct answer. Absolutely this.
Man I just finished watching the video and I was gonna comment the same thing
Yes! hundred percent as a mariachi myself huapangos and boleros are we're this technique is used!
Arturo Vargas, the singer, currently holds the record in Mexico and possibly the world, being able to hold the Falsetto without a breathe for 56 seconds straight. TRULY AMAZING! His 32 years of professional experience sure comes through. VIVA MEXICO!
Try an evening in Veracruz in the town square in front of the cathedral. The Mariachi come around and play for your table for a few pesos. That's then followed up by El Rancho del Norte bands going bar to bar. You will experience pure joy! I worked in Mexico for 5 years. People tell me they went to Mexico on holiday. Cancun and Acapulco... No. You went to an American interpretation of Mexico! Try Veracruz, Poza Rica, Villahermosa. Then you will experience the true Mexico. It's an incredible country!
hope you enjoyed your time with us here hermano!!
@@mikevillarreal8291 Very much so. I still miss it, especially my brothers in the offshore drilling industry. Great people to work with!
welcome back anytime!!! now you have a brother in Monterrey Mex
@@danyecm Gracias Hermano. I intend to come back soon. I’d like to introduce my wife to my wonderful Mexican friends one day.
I'm from Poza Rica and used to work for PEMEX long time ago. Life and work opportunities pushed me to change residence. Now living in California and reading your comment makes me fill I grew up in the best part of México.
My brother is a musician who played with them back in 1997 and he told me they’re the best mariachi.
One day, we should get together and bring a Serenata to Beth.
Hey Beth, please react to Shum by Go_A
Brilliant, mate!
Mariachis!!... ASSEMBLE!! 🎻 I got my violin! Husband has a guitarron
I don't play any instruments and I am not able to sing but I will bring the tequila and flowers for Beth.
I'm game.
When the band members are smiling while playing, you know they are enjoying it the most.
If you ever get a chance to see them live I highly recommend it. Ever single mariachi can sing and their concert consist of each one of them taking turns singing songs they are true showmen hence the consistentsmiles.. Plus they drink a ton before the concert and are a blast to chill with. These guys are simply the best mariachi group on the world.
I'm not mexican, but I love their songs. Plese react on more mexican songs. E obrigado por ter voltado a fazer reações e comentários sobre as músicas. Eu estava com saudades.
May I humbly suggest find Beth's reaction to Camaron de la Isla and Paco de Lucia. Not Mexican but Spanish, and truly wonderful.
@@chadmitchell7648 thank you !!!
você e do brazil irmão o irmã?
@@Rosman1974 yes, I am. Saudações desde São Paulo (state) !!! Hay un genero musical en mi país que tuvo mucha influencia de canciones mexicanas.
Obrigabo por voce, meu irmao. Saudacoes do Mexico ♥
Mexico and Ireland have a great history together, from the migrants who moved to Mexico to the St. Patrick's Brigade which helped Mexico out during the Mexican-American War. Who maybe you have an ancestor that dates back to this and that's why you like Mariachi so much. Also, I just assumed you're Irish, but if I'm wrong you have the right to be mad lol.
Somos países hermanos
There is a plaque in San angel with all the names of those Irish soldiers. They united to Mexico because they shared catholicism
@@toolrammsteindeftones You beat me to the punch. Many Irish immigrants fought for the Americans but were shunned because of their religion and were treated unfairly which is why many of them jumped sides to the Mexican army. Mexico offered them citizenship and the opportunity to practice their faith for they both were from Catholic cultures. Hence the name the battalion was given “Los San Patricios” (or Saint Patrick’s Battalion)
Love this story, also a very cool fact is that former Mexican President Alvaro Obregon is a descendant of an Irish family. They changed their surname from “O’Brien” to “Obregon” to make it “more Mexican” Roughly paraphrasing an article I read but this is definitely fact.
@Xavier Lekubarri That’s awesome. I too am a light skin Latino. Both of my parents are from Mexico. Did a genealogy test and it turns out I am also of Irish decent.
FYI - I was blonde and had freckles when I was a kid but my indigenous blood kicked in when I got older lol 😂
@@7BlueDodger didn't know that about Obregon. Thank you
I have seen them in person several times in concert in Phoenix and San Diego, they are world-class musicians. It was surprising to me the power that this group has. I heard them perform un-amped in a large hotel ballroom, and it was like being in a box full of opera singers running at full blast! I love classic Mariachi music with the intricate melodies, harmonies and lyrics that tell compelling stories. Thanks so much Beth!
100% You have to see them live to believe how talented and powerful these musicians really are. I've seen them over 5x truly impressive.
It’s the way the song is written. Grew up in South Texas with this stuff. I have a special place in my heart for the way Mexican men sing.
Me encantó su reacción a esta pieza de arte de la música Mexicana llamada "El pastor"...💗🇲🇽
No es MIGUEL ACEVES MEJIA !
My violoncello teacher plays in that orchestra, and that orchestra is the OFEQ (Orquesta Filarmónica del Estado de Querétaro). Cool to find it in your channel. ((:
Miguel Aceves Mejia popularized the style. I wish today’s recording technology was around in his time.
Hard to choose what I liked the most: the ending of the song or the ending of your reaction!
Love from Mexico, Beth! Thank you for having us here...
Dude pretty cool comment ! actually it was awesome ! Cheers 🍻
You would probably like Linda Rondstadt's two albums of traditional Mexican music. Despite her German sounding name, her background is Mexican and she speaks Spanish fluently.
A number of Germans relocated to Mexico during the 19th Century. The Ronstadts settled in Tucson before it was ceded to the US in 1852. Linda’s entire family are very musical.
100% She made one of the best albums ever of traditional Mexican musical treasures.
Amazingly similar to the Alpine singing in Switzerland and Germany. Very nice. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for listening!
@@BethRoars Wow, I just found this as well. Enjoy! Awesome Ukrainian yodeler - SOFIA SHKIDCHENKO (with English subtitles). th-cam.com/video/CHspo7fphCI/w-d-xo.html
So glad you reacted to this video. I got to see Arturo Vargas(name of singer) perform this live w/ Mariachi Vargas about 4 years ago. Breathtaking.....
I just love mariachi it makes me so happy, everything about this is wonderful made my day ❤️❤️❤️
The song talks about a shepperd who calls his flock with a little flaute the yoddeling representing the sound of this little flaute.
The “yodeling” sound you mentioned is called a Falsete in Mexico which translates to Falsetto. It’s commonly used in a lot of Mexican music folklore. This song is probably the most famous example of this tradition. I would also recommend “La Malgueña” with Aida Cuevas for this type of music
The song is about a shepard who has a little flute for calling his sheeps and the yodeling tries to emulate the sound of this flute. One of the parts with this yodeling says "The little shepard's flute sing like thiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssss" You know what i mean? I hope so.
Ive seen music from many parts of the world, but mariachi are the best and his dressing!
Un himno ,
espectacularmente
Interpretado.
As mentioned before, the "falsete" is common in mariachi music, look for Miguel Aceves Mejía and specially a song called "Malagueña Salerosa" or just "La Malagueña". The Mariachi Vargas has its own version too, enjoy!
MIGUEL !
Here are the lyrics for your enjoyment and a better appreciation of the song:
*The Shepherd*
The shepherd goes with his flock
At the breaking of dawn
Going down the trail
From the mountains to the meadow
He goes musicalizing his complaints
With his reed flute
Followed by his sheep
As if it was a spell
Chorus:
The flute
Of the shepherd
Ay, ay, ay
Sings like this
The shepherd goes back again
As the sun is setting down
He's going up the hill
To keep his flock
With his flute he's calling
One by one his sheep
And he communicates them
His joys and his sorrows
Chorus:
The flute
Of the shepherd
Ay, ay, ay
Sings like this
The mixture of the philharmonic orchestra with the best mariachi in Mexico makes the heart sing! ❤
Retiro Vargas!!! 👏👏👏👏maestro del Mariachi!!!! Increíble!!! Maravilloso!!!❤️🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👏👏👏
His name is Arturo Vargas and i had the pleasure of hearing him in Guadalajara. So good. Highly recommend seeing Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan
Mariachi Vargas still the best mariachi in the world! I was privileged enough to meet and interview their director years ago. Such a nice guy.
God Bless you always Mexico 🇲🇽🙏
David Zaizar and Miguel Acevez Mejia were the kings of falsetto, or "falsete" in Mexico, and it's only one style of mariachi singing, the hardest one to sing.
i just love singers showing that face of satisfaction like "FUCK YEAH I NAILED IT"
The whole concert was phenomenal? The Best at this Day and age? I love them .
Your reaction was even more fun to watch than the video. I’ve seen this performance before, and it is classic!
You have no idea how much this song means to me. I first heard this song in the 1950s in a movie as sung by ‘Joselito.’ It envokes memories of Mexico but more than that it takes me back to my childhood and ‘Mi Abuela’ (maternal grandmother). When no one else would accompany her to the ‘películas’ (movies) it would be just, ‘Danielito y Abuelita’ (me & granny).
Amazing!!! So glad that you’re reacting to this! I’ve been hoping you would since I started watching your channel! (You do such a great job of covering so many genres.) Amazing!
Thank you so much!!
Beth the only music that makes me "a nudo en la garganta" no matter my situation, happy not happy, sad not sad, in a party or not ALWAYS my mariachi music lift me!
As some said before that yodeling is called “falsete”, made on the same vocal that is said; it is used on “huapangos” from mexican music.
Thank you for explaining how to properly hold out those long notes! I was one of the ones that thought you had to tighten the stomach, lol. I've always been impressed at how Sinatra could hold a note for 12 seconds straight without shaking! Such great technique with both these singers
This music style we know in México as "Huapango" or "Son Huasteco" it's a tipical music of a específic región of our country.
Miss Beth Mexican music has a lot of strength. And the Mariachi Vargas from Tecatitlán together with a philharmonic It's incredible, it's a dream, it's a listening delight
Thats why is the best mariachi in mexico.and thanks to listen this music. viva the real music in the world.❤
Woooow, I had never heard this version. Thank you so much.
As someone who played mariachi in high school and college, I can say that the falsetto is used throughout any different sub genre of mariachi music. I had the opportunity of seeing Arturo Vargas sing this song twice and throughout the years that he sings this song the more control he gains in his ability to hold this high range notes. He also been known to go even higher and holding those long note even longer especially the "el flatin" and "del pastor" parts in the finale.
Hello, I am Mexican born in the land of mariachi, a state called Jalisco, we carry mariachi in our blood, the Vargas of Tecalitlán is the best mariachi in the world, I think it is obvious, the falcete, not falcetto is a singing technique very special in Mexico, the pastor is a very old song that gives any Mexican goosebumps, the mariachi is actually an orchestra, something unique in the world, greetings! 🤘😎🇲🇽
I like how well informed you are about the mariachi vargas de tecalitlan history!!! 👍👍👍
There are mariachi I enjoy more than this, but this gentleman is spectacular!
The Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán is the best and most famous mariachi in México. Maybe you mean the mariachi that plays in the streets, plazas or in a party and are usually quite friendly, interact with the people and even joke with them, but this mariachi is the BEST.
@@Tovichina Best is always a subjective term. While I'm not as familiar with Senor Vargas' mariachi, I really enjoy Mariachi Los Camperos. :)
@@chadmitchell7648 en cuestión de voz es mejor Arturo Vargas, que cualquiera de los camperos.
@@carlosbv2186 I'll have to take your word on that.
@@chadmitchell7648 that's right friend
Greetings from Jalisco México.
I love this song and your reaction. Falsete is a vocal resource often used for specifical songs, and this one together with "Cielo rojo" May be the most iconic songs with falsettos
Hi from México. I'm so please that people from different countries appreciate our music and singers. Could you please react to "Ya lo sé que tú te vas" of Natalia Jiménez and Pedro Fernández. I'll love to see this.
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I am a Mariachi performer as well and it is called falsetto.
You need to hear the originator MIGUEL ACEVES MEJIA "EL PASTOR" and all his music with his own style which is outstanding amongst his peers before and during his career, I have special respect for him as my mother very frequently saw him on the street when she was young just like any other person walking amongst the populous.
I know this channel is not so much about your reaction Beth but love your enthusiasm for your craft the appreciation you share with us to understand the complexity of voice in singing. Also I have seen this group perform in San Antonio TX and it is impressive.
Your comment, Beth, at the end was how I have come to feel about your channel. It has openned me up to so many musical and vocal forms that I would previously never have listened to. Oh, hey! Guess what. I can yodel a little. I told my friends, Larry and his wife Carrie, that I could yodel so Larry said, "Go ahead". And so I did and got a fist bump. Oh, guess what else. I just got my DNA results back and I am 59% Scottish. Ain't that great?
I really loved your reaction and emotion for the performance. It's a pleasure see you appreciate mariachi. Regards.
I'm praying for my typical music, greetings from Tlaxcala
Yodeling is not a common staple of mariachi music. Mariachi is a 20th century descendant of the "arpa grande" (large harp) band which is originally from Michoacán (Pacific Coast) and dates fron the 18th century. Modern mariachi plays music from many regions of the country (Mexico is large and musically very varied). In this case, the genre of this song is "huapango", a dance originally from the region called "huastecas", which covers a large swath of coastal territory in the Gulf of Mexico. The huapango dates probably to the 17th century and it is this style (not others) that uses yodeling, originally in the choruses. This one you reacted to is a modern huapango written in the 20th century by the twin brothers "Cuates Castilla" and it was popularized by a singer with a very recognizeable (and a bit effectist) yodel (Aceves Mejía, who has been mentioned here).
Traditional huapango: th-cam.com/video/RKJ0Lg3U7eI/w-d-xo.html (note the fact that the dance changes when the voice comes in)
Aceves Mejía: th-cam.com/video/HMelGapnKE4/w-d-xo.html
As always is fantastic watch every video that you make. Fantastic!!! Regards from Mexico 🇲🇽
Mexico=멕시코🇲🇽🌮🌯🫔💃🕺🥃⚽️⚾️
greetings from Mexico. Could you react to a song titled "la malagueña"? This version is performed by mariachi vargas de tecalitlan in the program "noche de boleros y son". please, I am very sure that you are going to love it very much.
Love you for having this on your channel. He's a great example of how to take mariachi to the next level! I would love to hear you do a cover of a song you feel comfortable with. Thank you for giving my culture such a great platform by which to inspire others. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Toda una obra de arte puro orgullo mexicano
From Jalisco, Mexico, to the world Ajuua!!!
More wonderful commentary from Beth. Wonderful orchestra and mariachi performance.
I will be enjoying their performance a week from today at a birthday party. All I can say is they are awesome.
AMÉ VERLA APLAUDIR EMOCIONADA FUE TAN LINDA 🥺❤️
You know someone is exceptional when she just describes instead of suggesting.
I LOVE Mariachi music, especially the oldies like Silvestre Vargas .Growing up, every Sunday was Mariachi Sunday. We loved it!
In this song, I believe the falsetto represents the flute the herder plays to his herd to call them in. Think of the pied piper. In this song, the falsetto really is a part of the song, not just a method of singing it. The song is basically about a herder that has only sheep as companions. He tells them his joys and sorrows
I'm so proud of my 🇲🇽 heritage.
Mexico has an abundance of different cultures entwined. Our Mexican Bands are often said to be all German Oom-papa. I haven't a clue how to spell that. My 12 just timed this note
15 seconds long and picked right up to another 15 seconds. This Gentleman is a genuine fantastic gift to us all.
THE WARNING ARE THREE SISTERS FROM MONTERREY, MEXICO 🇲🇽, THEY ARE A ROCK BAND OF 21, 19 AND 16 YEARS OLD.
I just loved your reaction to this song!!❤️❤️❤️
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL
VOICE.
AND THE MARIACHI SEMPLY AMAZING 👍👍💙💚💜💙💚💜💙💚💜💙💚💜💙💚
I love see the music through your feelings !
Welcome back to Mexico through out the music Beth!!
Es una extraordinaria interpretación 🇲🇽
I remember I saw them perform this once it was amazing.
This is cool stuff. Love it.
Nobody has more swag than a mariachi singer.
I saw him live some years ago and it's jaw dropping what he does also there are other versions of him where he does a scale similar to the one at the end but in the chorus it's just the best falsetto singers out there.
Wow !! Loved your reaction. I never really paid attention to this song. You’re my favorite vocal coach.
The thing that I love most about this song is the way it was crafted to have the falsete mimic "el flautin del pastor" (the pastors flute)..
Knowing what the song is saying (especially with Huapango styled songs) gives that much more to the story telling and the emotion ❤❤❤
You must see them live. I have and they sound amazing!!
Thank you very much for every kind comment you've done about mexican music.
Disfrute ver tu rostro de alegría con esta joyita de canción.
Una belleza de canción parte de la riqueza musical de México, como México no hay dos!!
TODO YOUTOBER QUE REACCIONA A LA MUSICA MEXICANA QUE ES LA MAS HERMOSA, SIEMPRE TRAIRA MUCHOS SEGUIDORES, LA MUSICA TRADICIONAL, LA EPOCA DE ORO ES LO MEJOR QUE PUEDA VER, LATINOAMERICA TIENE UNA INFINIDAD DE GENERO DE MUSICA PERO LA MEXICANA ES LA MEJOR, SALUDOS
Yes!!
This song is one of the kinds that just move you with so much emotion.
It is absolutely one of our pride and joys!
Viva México!🇲🇽
Ps-Have a listen to "Cielo Rojo", Live in Concert by Peruvian-Mexican, Tania Libertad.
The lyrics are of a lover asking for a second chance.That without them, the "Sky is Red" of sadness and not blue of joy.
OMG, I absolutely love this rendition.
Love it! Love it! love it!
Thanks for reacting!.. .Cheers from Mexico!
Mexican here, great performance!
Buen análisis de voz del intérprete de un huapango, también un buen intérprete de falsete fue Miguel Aceves Mejía con el mismo tema o "la malagueña" , Pedro Infante con temas como "deja que salga la luna ", "ruega por nosotros" de la película "Los Gavilanes"
Beth, I really enjoy your reaction videos to Spanish music. I dont know much about music, but i do enjoy it, and it seems like you do as well. Keep up the great work.
Thank you very much for reacting to our beautiful Mexican music
No problem!!
Love u reaction to mariachi thanks from Mexico
So beautiful! I never saw the relation of falsetto to yodeling but I see how could have come about based on the history of Mariachi. Proud to be Mexican with all that our culture embraces.
Beth, as you were wandering about this type of yodeling was related to certain singers. A short explanation. This type of mexican songs are originally related to an specific region in México: The Huastecas. Being a huapango on their own, these huapangos huastecos included that typical expression of using the flutes and the specially with their yodeling voices. Our typical country music is colored depending on their original regions. The beauty of this song and this fine interpretation herein is just what a fine Maricchi gets. And moreover the rich enhansement by this fine Orchestra. I am glad you enjoyed it.
you are such a talented girl, tks from México
PARA DISFRUTAR LA MÚSICA MEXICANA SON SUS SONIDOS CON SENTIMIENTOS DE ALEGRÍA
❤
Beth si habla lindo. Me pasaría horas escuchando su voz nada más hablándome al oído jajajajaja Me encanta 😍
Beth you are the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mexican artists are incredible, there is no doubt that it is a country with an undervalued culture
Me encanta la musica mexicana, de la mejores del mundo 🥰
i DO love it!! ❤
And even if I didn't, after watching it with your beaming smile, how could I not?!?!?!
This was so much fun!!! Thank you for sharing!!! 😃😃😃😃🥰