Habibati! This was so incredibly blocked, I might have to trim a section as well. In case that happens here is the link to it on Patreon for those of you who want the full video: www.patreon.com/posts/93295128?pr=true
This is an ancient Mexican folk song that was born from a mix of a poem and indigenous music and tradition. It´s commonly played on The Day of the Dead. Three generations of Mexican female singers. Angela comes from a long line of singers, Natalia come more from pop and Aida is typical mexican music. Each are highly respected. You can find versions of the song in several indigenous languages.
That was so beautiful Arabe Guapo!!! But I must say, Aida Cuevas is considered complete royalty in the Musica Ranchera y folklor. She's a Maestra de Maestras!!! You must hear her sing El Pastor!!! El Pastor is a complete AWE moment!!❤🙏
My favorite version of this song is by Lila Downs, a Oaxaca singer, specifically the live version from Bellas Artes in Mexico City. She sings it differently every time, but this is my favorite version by far. There are also versions in the Mayan and Aztec languages.
Aida Cuevas! She is amazing!! She had a very strong relationship with Juan Gabriel. He Baptized one of her son’s which made them “Compadres” She was the only singer to sing at his memorial service held in Bellas Artes. when he passed away. He wrote many songs for her. Reacting to her would be amazing to watch.
In her concerts Aida Cuevas sings a duet with Juan Gabriel. She plays a background video with him singing. It feels like he is there singing with her😭😭😭😭
Hermosas las 3 pero honor a quien honor merece.. Aida Cuevas ❤. Gracias por tu reacción, no te envío dinero pero si todo mi corazón y muchas bendiciones para ti y los tuyos.
-Great reaction, my friend 🙂 I LOVE Natalia, but my favorite in THIS performance has to be Aida. When SHE came in, I listened in a different way. Any artist that can demand and command my attention will have my immediate respect and love. But all 3 are amazing in their own way here. And I have to say OF COURSE, right ?? Extremely highly accomplished singers all of them. And for good reason 🙂 Love from Norway ♥♥♥♥♥
I would also like to listen to Angela Aguilar as well and all because you can hear her lineage her purity and being a beginner and seeing where she is going. You see she will have the experience, the skills, All as she gets older. She is a Peach ❤ She love to sing! She love to entertain and she is humble above all.
Llorona means "Weeping lady". She comes from a very ancient legend. It is about a woman that lost her children. This is one of the most loved traditional mexican songs. It is played in Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), an ancestors celebration in November 2th.
Walaikom assalam 🥰 what an amazing performances three different generations how amazing how beautiful and heart touching, specially Aida Cuevas her singing like crying speachless.
All of them are wonderful in their own style, but for me, Aida is the absolutely best. Please ract to lila downs and Natalia Jiménez with la cigarra, I love your love for the music and how you feel it deeply
Xunca is a word of zapoteco origin. Zapoteco is an indian people in Mexico. They live in Tehuantepec Isthmus, in Oaxaca mexican State. Xunca is the way to call the smallest girl born to a family. It is a very loving and dearing way to call a girl. The word is full of love.
I would pick Aida, because I do enjoy more her tone for this song and the meaning. However, my absolute favorite singer for this song is Lila Downs; totally worth checking her rendition. I also hope you can react to more songs by Aida Cuevas, a great female singer of Mariachi.
This is a very traditional old folk mexican song. In this video you can see three generations of mexican women singers, and each one is hugely popular. Llorona is a weeping lady. It`s the main character of an old legend. She is a symbol of death: a mother that had lost her children. And this is a very loved song not only in Mexico, but in Latin America.
Estás confundida la llorona de la época colonial no es ésta...la llorona que aquí interpretan es la llorona de la época revolucionaria y particularmente en Oaxaca
Ángela is singing royalty she comes from lineage of singers from her grandparents Antonio Aguilar and Flor Sylvestre then her father Pepe Aguilar all extremely talented
The song should transmite sadness, ´cause it´s a sad song, an Aida Cuevas do it perfectly! She sang it like crying, it´s when you notice how an artist can transmite emotions trough the music and you feel it!
I listened to Juan Gabriel, Vicente, Selena, Aida, Natalia; Angela, Lila down etc… all day while prepping for Thanksgiving Day to finishing off to these reacts by Arab Man. A great day full of love, music and family. ❤
La llorona para mi es la canción que más me conecta con mi amor por México, podria oler el barro y el cafe y el ocote quemando en una noche de Patzcuaro, y me gusta ver estas tres mujeres representandola cada una con tanto amor y compromiso. Muy bonito.
Y me gusta tambien ver la evolucion de la interpretación, cuando entra Angela claro que una linda voz pero sientes su timides, un poquitito insegura y va tomando su voz y plantandola pero cuando entra Natalia, una voz más interesante, llena de poder que no necesita mostrarse por la tiene toda, y bueno la señora Aida.
"La Llorona" is one of the saddest songs you can find. The rhythm of this piece is much, but much slower than what you just heard. It is not a sadness and despair and sorrow like that of Britten war requiem, this is more like when you exhale a silent crying, alone, throughout all night long. Read what the lyrics say and imagine yourself and your guitar singing this. Kisses from Mexico, I'm subscribed to your channel ... I adore your work! You came out of the temple one day, Llorona, I saw you when you passed, You came out of the temple one day, Llorona, I saw you when you passed, A beautiful dress you wore, Llorona, I thought you were the Virgin A beautiful dress you wore, Llorona, I thought you were the Virgin Everyone calls me 'the black', Llorona Black but loving Everyone calls me 'the black', Llorona Black but loving I am like the green chili pepper, Llorona spicy, but tasty I am like the green chili pepper, Llorona spicy, but tasty (What it is) sorrow and what is not sorrow, Llorona Everything is sorrow for me (What it is) sorrow and what is not sorrow, Llorona Everything is sorrow for me Yesterday I cried to see you, Llorona And Today I cry because I saw you Yesterday I cried to see you, Llorona And Today I cry because I saw you Alas, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of sky-blue Alas, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of sky-blue Although it costs me my life, Llorona I will not stop loving you Although it costs me my life, Llorona I will not stop loving you I climbed to the highest pine tree, Llorona, To see if I could spot you I climbed to the highest pine tree, Llorona, To see if I could spot you As the pine was so gentle, Llorona, At seeing me cry, it cried As the pine was so gentle, Llorona, At seeing me cry, it cried From the sea came a letter, Llorona, That the mermaid sent to me, From the sea came a letter, Llorona, That the mermaid sent to me, And in the letter she said to me, Llorona Whoever has love also has pain. And in the letter she said to me, Llorona Whoever has love also has pain. Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona take me to the river, Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona take me to the river, Cover me with your shawl, Llorona Because I am dying of cold. Cover me with your shawl, Llorona Because I am dying of cold. They say that I don't mourn, Llorona Because they don't see me cry. They say that I don't mourn, Llorona Because they don't see me cry. There are dead that do not make noise, Llorona, And their pain is much greater! There are dead that do not make noise, Llorona, And their pain is much greater! Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of yesterday and today. Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of yesterday and today. Yesterday I was a marvel, Llorona And today I'm not even a shadow. Yesterday I was a marvel, Llorona And today I'm not even a shadow. I don't know what's in the flowers, Llorona, The flowers from the cemetery, I don't know what's in the flowers, Llorona, The flowers from the cemetery, When they are moved by the wind, Llorona, they seem to be crying When they are moved by the wind, Llorona, they seem to be crying Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, You are my sweetheart, Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, You are my sweetheart, They'll stop me from loving you, Llorona But never I'll forget you. They'll stop me from loving you, Llorona But never I'll forget you. To a holy iron Christ [Crucifix], Llorona, I told to him my sins. To a holy iron Christ [Crucifix], Llorona, I told to him my sins. Which would not be my sorrows, Llorona, that the holy Christ wept? Which would not be my sorrows, Llorona, that the holy Christ wept? Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of a lily field, Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of a lily field, He who doesn't know love, Llorona, doesn't know what martyrdom is. He who doesn't know love, Llorona, doesn't know what martyrdom is. I carry two kisses in my soul, Llorona, that will never leave me, I carry two kisses in my soul, Llorona, that will never leave me, The last one from my mother, Llorona, and the first one I gave to you. The last one from my mother, Llorona, and the first one I gave to you. Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona, take me to see, Alas!, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona, take me to see, The place where all love is forgotten, Llorona, and suffering begins. The place where all love is forgotten, Llorona, and suffering begins. Lift up your eyes and look, Llorona, There in the dark sky, Lift up your eyes and look, Llorona, There in the dark sky, a star that glares, Llorona, and sadly sighs, it's Venus that withdraws, Llorona jealous of your beauty. They say that the first love, Alas Llorona! is great and true, They say that the first love, Alas Llorona! is great and true, but the last love is better, Alas Llorona! and greater than the first. but the last love is better, Alas Llorona! and greater than the first. Don't think that because I sing, Alas Llorona!, my heart is joyful. Don't think that because I sing, Alas Llorona!, my heart is joyful. One also sings from pain, Alas Llorona!, When one can not cry! One also sings from pain, Alas Llorona!, When one can not cry! I love you because I like it, Llorona, and because I feel like it. I love you because I like it, Llorona, and because I feel like it. I love you because it emerges, Llorona, from the inside of my soul. I love you because it emerges, Llorona, from the inside of my soul. If because I love you, you want, Llorona, you want me to love you more. If because I love you, you want, Llorona, you want me to love you more. If I have already given my life to you, Llorona, What more do you want?, You want more? If I have already given my life to you, Llorona, What more do you want?, You want more? If because I love you, you want, Llorona, That you want me to die. If because I love you, you want, Llorona, That you want me to die. Let your will be done, Llorona, let me die so someone else lives. Let your will be done, Llorona, let me die so someone else lives
"you were leaving the church one day, you weeping one, when I saw you passing by. A beautiful shawl you wore, Llorona, so that I mistake you for the Virgin. If because I love you you love me, llorona, do you want me to love you more... If I have given you my life, Llorona, and you want me to give you more, what more do you want? Oh, woe for me Llorona, you are my joy, my mistress. They might make me stop loving you Llorona, but to forget you, never. I don't know what's about the flowers on the cemetery, that when the wind swings them, Llorona, they look like they are crying. Oh, woe to me, Llorona, in sky blue, Even if it costs my life, Llorona, I won't stop loving you.
Aguilar has a soul/gospel style that is out of place, but she has a media machine behind her, so here she is. It’s a nepotism thing. She honestly can’t hold a candle to the other two. So yeah, the most outstanding part of her performance is her in-ear monitors.
Hello from Kazakhstan! You seem to have missed something about Dimash! his official song "Screaming". This song has 3 performance versions, the first is an official video, the second is a performance in China, and the third is an “idol hits” performance. We are really looking forward to your reaction, and as always it will surprise you very much, so get ready in advance)))
"Llorona, tú eres mi chunca" means: "Weeping lady, you are my "niña amada/pequeña niña amada". You are my loved girl or my little loved girl. Chunca is a word from the ancient native language: Zapoteco. This language is still live in Tehuantepec isthmus. Llorona is a zapotecan old song.
Habibati! This was so incredibly blocked, I might have to trim a section as well. In case that happens here is the link to it on Patreon for those of you who want the full video: www.patreon.com/posts/93295128?pr=true
Lila Down is the bests please llorna
Dale una oportunidad a Carmen Goett, te juro que no canta nada Angela Aguilar en comparación con ella... th-cam.com/video/i3ASIYixqUI/w-d-xo.html
No wonder I couldn't see anything
They are so different, Aida is a mature and legendary artist! Angela is fresh and just starting, and Natalia exceptional
Amigo Árabe...Esta canción tiene una gran influencia andaluz.....y por ende Árabe.....
This is an ancient Mexican folk song that was born from a mix of a poem and indigenous music and tradition. It´s commonly played on The Day of the Dead. Three generations of Mexican female singers. Angela comes from a long line of singers, Natalia come more from pop and Aida is typical mexican music. Each are highly respected. You can find versions of the song in several indigenous languages.
That was so beautiful Arabe Guapo!!! But I must say, Aida Cuevas is considered complete royalty in the Musica Ranchera y folklor. She's a Maestra de Maestras!!! You must hear her sing El Pastor!!! El Pastor is a complete AWE moment!!❤🙏
Yo elijo para esta canción la voz de Aída. La madurez que se oye en su voz grave es hermosa ❤
My favorite version of this song is by Lila Downs, a Oaxaca singer, specifically the live version from Bellas Artes in Mexico City. She sings it differently every time, but this is my favorite version by far.
There are also versions in the Mayan and Aztec languages.
Mucho me temo que no es desde Bellas Artes, creo que es desde el Auditorio Nacional.
Lila downs es otro nivel.
Aida Cuevas! She is amazing!! She had a very strong relationship with Juan Gabriel. He Baptized one of her son’s which made them “Compadres” She was the only singer to sing at his memorial service held in Bellas Artes. when he passed away. He wrote many songs for her. Reacting to her would be amazing to watch.
I don´t want to choose, i love three voices in her own way. Thnks so much from Spain
In her concerts Aida Cuevas sings a duet with Juan Gabriel. She plays a background video with him singing. It feels like he is there singing with her😭😭😭😭
# 1 Aida-# 2 Natalia- #3 Ángela.
1, Angela, 2 Natalia, 3 Aida.
Hermosa Ángela Aguilar, aquí de 15 añitos y sacando la casta y poniendo muy en alto a la cultura mexicana!
This is three generations singing and holding on to tradition. I loved it.
Of course Aida Cuevas
My favorite is Aida! Please react to her singing "Huapango torero" she's just amazing!
Hermosas las 3 pero honor a quien honor merece.. Aida Cuevas ❤. Gracias por tu reacción, no te envío dinero pero si todo mi corazón y muchas bendiciones para ti y los tuyos.
Son fantásticas las tres . Distintas voces, personalidad, dominio de escenario, bellas las tres, cantan divino.
Ahora reacciona a Lila Downs cantando esa misma canción.
Aida 100%. Such an amazing voice but I like the way she interprets the songs and adds so much feeling to it.
Te recomiendo reaccionar a Aida Cuevas, una excelente cantante, es lo mejor en El Pastor ❤❤
O "Huapango torero"
Holaaa boudy, me da tanto gusto que sigas reaccionando a mas cantantes mexicanos, saludos desde tijuana mx
Aquí seguimos apoyando🤗❤
Lila Downs imperdible!
Saludos desde Oaxaca,Méx.
-Great reaction, my friend 🙂 I LOVE Natalia, but my favorite in THIS performance has to be Aida. When SHE came in, I listened in a different way. Any artist that can demand and command my attention will have my immediate respect and love. But all 3 are amazing in their own way here. And I have to say OF COURSE, right ?? Extremely highly accomplished singers all of them. And for good reason 🙂 Love from Norway ♥♥♥♥♥
I would also like to listen to Angela Aguilar as well and all because you can hear her lineage her purity and being a beginner and seeing where she is going. You see she will have the experience, the skills, All as she gets older. She is a Peach ❤ She love to sing! She love to entertain and she is humble above all.
Please react to El Mariachi Vargas singing El Pastor. It's a stunning performance.
Llorona means "Weeping lady". She comes from a very ancient legend. It is about a woman that lost her children. This is one of the most loved traditional mexican songs. It is played in Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), an ancestors celebration in November 2th.
The song is not about the legend but about a young couple from Oaxaca separated by war
Las tres intérpretes son magníficas. Estilos distintos así como sus edades pero bellas las tres
I will pick Angela! 😊
Aida Cuevas ! She is the queen of Rancheras. I’ve seen her several times and she is amazing 😄❤️
The three of them are just perfect!❤
Reaccióna a Lila Downs con la llorona te va a encantar , saludos de Mexico 🇲🇽
It's difficult to pick one, they are all great! I would have to choose Aída. Listen to her singing El pastor. Amazing!
My dear Boudy, all three of them sound absolutely wonderful to me. Thanks much for your passion! Love as always ♥️♥️
Blancaaaaa Thank you my habibi!!
React to Aida Cuevas singing El pastor
Walaikom assalam 🥰 what an amazing performances three different generations how amazing how beautiful and heart touching, specially Aida Cuevas her singing like crying speachless.
All of them are wonderful in their own style, but for me, Aida is the absolutely best. Please ract to lila downs and Natalia Jiménez with la cigarra, I love your love for the music and how you feel it deeply
Xunca is a word of zapoteco origin. Zapoteco is an indian people in Mexico. They live in Tehuantepec Isthmus, in Oaxaca mexican State. Xunca is the way to call the smallest girl born to a family. It is a very loving and dearing way to call a girl. The word is full of love.
I would pick Aida, because I do enjoy more her tone for this song and the meaning. However, my absolute favorite singer for this song is Lila Downs; totally worth checking her rendition. I also hope you can react to more songs by Aida Cuevas, a great female singer of Mariachi.
Nadie como Chavela Vargas en
La llorona ..
This is a very traditional old folk mexican song. In this video you can see three generations of mexican women singers, and each one is hugely popular. Llorona is a weeping lady. It`s the main character of an old legend. She is a symbol of death: a mother that had lost her children. And this is a very loved song not only in Mexico, but in Latin America.
Estás confundida la llorona de la época colonial no es ésta...la llorona que aquí interpretan es la llorona de la época revolucionaria y particularmente en Oaxaca
Ángela is singing royalty she comes from lineage of singers from her grandparents Antonio Aguilar and Flor Sylvestre then her father Pepe Aguilar all extremely talented
Aida cuevas👏👏👏👏👏👏
For me aida cuevas thats mexican mariachi is that take this song from lila❤❤🇨🇼🇨🇼
The song should transmite sadness, ´cause it´s a sad song, an Aida Cuevas do it perfectly! She sang it like crying, it´s when you notice how an artist can transmite emotions trough the music and you feel it!
I listened to Juan Gabriel, Vicente, Selena, Aida, Natalia; Angela, Lila down etc… all day while prepping for Thanksgiving Day to finishing off to these reacts by Arab Man. A great day full of love, music and family. ❤
Oh!! Her grandmother's had a Lovely Name
Flor, Flor Silvestre
Wild flowers
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Lila downs the same song is something else also she is from mexico
La música en Español está de moda..hoy con las redes sociales...el mundo 🌎 global se da cuenta del talento nato de las voces mexicanas en Español...
Hello from Wisconsin. I have a song recommendation for you is from Ricardo Arjona y Gaby Moreno the name of the son is Fuiste tu
Yes yes yes this is a great song, great vocals you’ll love it.
Hello...please react to Lila Downs - La Llorona (Live), it's incredible!!!
I grew up with Natalias POP for me she’s #1🩷
I love love love this reaction!... I know a few Mejicanos that have seen La Llorona 😣😬
Aida Cuevas ❤
Angela Aguilar ❤❤ ❤❤❤😊
Chavela Vargas is one you've gotta listen to also.
Aida Cuevas. The Mariachi Queen. Check out El Pastor with Aida Cuevas
For me Angela too, in diferents performance is different as excellent. Saludos from Argentina.
Aida❤❤❤
you need to learn Spanish to enjoy this Mexican songs, the lyrics are marvelous.
Me gusta mucho esta presentación, la perfecta armonía fue hermosa, saludos desde México
I could not pick a voice. The three of them are amazing. I love them!
If I had to choose it would be Aida forever.
You need to react to her song La Chancla. She's probably around 11 years old but her vocals are incredible.
Natalia for sure!!!
Excelente!!!👏👏👏
I honestly cannot choose a favorite among them - they are each perfect in their own way. Nice reaction, as always. Be well my friend.
If I had to listen to just one version of La llorona for ever, I would go for the Lila Downs one.
Aida Cuevas hands down
Angela águila ❤❤❤❤
Angela voice is angelical! He sings like Pedro Infante, but as a woman. 😊
La llorona para mi es la canción que más me conecta con mi amor por México, podria oler el barro y el cafe y el ocote quemando en una noche de Patzcuaro, y me gusta ver estas tres mujeres representandola cada una con tanto amor y compromiso. Muy bonito.
Y me gusta tambien ver la evolucion de la interpretación, cuando entra Angela claro que una linda voz pero sientes su timides, un poquitito insegura y va tomando su voz y plantandola pero cuando entra Natalia, una voz más interesante, llena de poder que no necesita mostrarse por la tiene toda, y bueno la señora Aida.
I’d pick Aida Cuevas every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
That’s what I think too. Angela. Maybe for the same reason. First time I heard the song was hers. But the other two are awesome toonn
Listen to Cielo Rojo sung by Angela
Viva la musica mexicana!
Dear Habibi, Aida Cuevas is a mexican treasure, please you need to react on her talent. Inshallah.
My favorite is Angela, I love her voice and her interpretations.
Mexican music is a treasure just found by the world there is a lot of it
You should listen to "hasta la raiz" de Natalia, i belive it to be her best work so far.
I’d go with Natalia’s solo version, no question. The rendition on her album Un Canto Por México Vol. II is otherworldly. You can’t miss it.
Aida Cuevas
"La Llorona" is one of the saddest songs you can find. The rhythm of this piece is much, but much slower than what you just heard. It is not a sadness and despair and sorrow like that of Britten war requiem, this is more like when you exhale a silent crying, alone, throughout all night long. Read what the lyrics say and imagine yourself and your guitar singing this. Kisses from Mexico, I'm subscribed to your channel ... I adore your work!
You came out of the temple one day, Llorona,
I saw you when you passed,
You came out of the temple one day, Llorona,
I saw you when you passed,
A beautiful dress you wore, Llorona,
I thought you were the Virgin
A beautiful dress you wore, Llorona,
I thought you were the Virgin
Everyone calls me 'the black', Llorona
Black but loving
Everyone calls me 'the black', Llorona
Black but loving
I am like the green chili pepper, Llorona
spicy, but tasty
I am like the green chili pepper, Llorona
spicy, but tasty
(What it is) sorrow and what is not sorrow, Llorona
Everything is sorrow for me
(What it is) sorrow and what is not sorrow, Llorona
Everything is sorrow for me
Yesterday I cried to see you, Llorona
And Today I cry because I saw you
Yesterday I cried to see you, Llorona
And Today I cry because I saw you
Alas, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of sky-blue
Alas, Llorona, Llorona, Llorona of sky-blue
Although it costs me my life, Llorona
I will not stop loving you
Although it costs me my life, Llorona
I will not stop loving you
I climbed to the highest pine tree, Llorona,
To see if I could spot you
I climbed to the highest pine tree, Llorona,
To see if I could spot you
As the pine was so gentle, Llorona,
At seeing me cry, it cried
As the pine was so gentle, Llorona,
At seeing me cry, it cried
From the sea came a letter, Llorona,
That the mermaid sent to me,
From the sea came a letter, Llorona,
That the mermaid sent to me,
And in the letter she said to me, Llorona
Whoever has love also has pain.
And in the letter she said to me, Llorona
Whoever has love also has pain.
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona take me to the river,
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona take me to the river,
Cover me with your shawl, Llorona
Because I am dying of cold.
Cover me with your shawl, Llorona
Because I am dying of cold.
They say that I don't mourn, Llorona
Because they don't see me cry.
They say that I don't mourn, Llorona
Because they don't see me cry.
There are dead that do not make noise, Llorona,
And their pain is much greater!
There are dead that do not make noise, Llorona,
And their pain is much greater!
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona of yesterday and today.
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona of yesterday and today.
Yesterday I was a marvel, Llorona
And today I'm not even a shadow.
Yesterday I was a marvel, Llorona
And today I'm not even a shadow.
I don't know what's in the flowers, Llorona,
The flowers from the cemetery,
I don't know what's in the flowers, Llorona,
The flowers from the cemetery,
When they are moved by the wind, Llorona,
they seem to be crying
When they are moved by the wind, Llorona,
they seem to be crying
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
You are my sweetheart,
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
You are my sweetheart,
They'll stop me from loving you, Llorona
But never I'll forget you.
They'll stop me from loving you, Llorona
But never I'll forget you.
To a holy iron Christ [Crucifix], Llorona,
I told to him my sins.
To a holy iron Christ [Crucifix], Llorona,
I told to him my sins.
Which would not be my sorrows, Llorona,
that the holy Christ wept?
Which would not be my sorrows, Llorona,
that the holy Christ wept?
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona of a lily field,
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona of a lily field,
He who doesn't know love, Llorona,
doesn't know what martyrdom is.
He who doesn't know love, Llorona,
doesn't know what martyrdom is.
I carry two kisses in my soul, Llorona,
that will never leave me,
I carry two kisses in my soul, Llorona,
that will never leave me,
The last one from my mother, Llorona,
and the first one I gave to you.
The last one from my mother, Llorona,
and the first one I gave to you.
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona, take me to see,
Alas!, Llorona, Llorona,
Llorona, take me to see,
The place where all love is forgotten, Llorona,
and suffering begins.
The place where all love is forgotten, Llorona,
and suffering begins.
Lift up your eyes and look, Llorona,
There in the dark sky,
Lift up your eyes and look, Llorona,
There in the dark sky,
a star that glares, Llorona,
and sadly sighs,
it's Venus that withdraws, Llorona
jealous of your beauty.
They say that the first love, Alas Llorona!
is great and true,
They say that the first love, Alas Llorona!
is great and true,
but the last love is better, Alas Llorona!
and greater than the first.
but the last love is better, Alas Llorona!
and greater than the first.
Don't think that because I sing, Alas Llorona!,
my heart is joyful.
Don't think that because I sing, Alas Llorona!,
my heart is joyful.
One also sings from pain, Alas Llorona!,
When one can not cry!
One also sings from pain, Alas Llorona!,
When one can not cry!
I love you because I like it, Llorona,
and because I feel like it.
I love you because I like it, Llorona,
and because I feel like it.
I love you because it emerges, Llorona,
from the inside of my soul.
I love you because it emerges, Llorona,
from the inside of my soul.
If because I love you, you want, Llorona,
you want me to love you more.
If because I love you, you want, Llorona,
you want me to love you more.
If I have already given my life to you, Llorona,
What more do you want?, You want more?
If I have already given my life to you, Llorona,
What more do you want?, You want more?
If because I love you, you want, Llorona,
That you want me to die.
If because I love you, you want, Llorona,
That you want me to die.
Let your will be done, Llorona,
let me die so someone else lives.
Let your will be done, Llorona,
let me die so someone else lives
Each one is great in their own right, so I keep it like this
🙏Aida Cuevas el pastor.
Ve Alejando Fernández cantando Granada!!! Te va encantar!! 👍♥️♥️💋💋
Hello.
You should react to Aida Cuevas with the "Huapango bullfighter", the "Pastor" or "El mariachi Dysney".
Greetings
muito bom !!!
React to Pedro Fernandez-El Aventurero
Natalia me encanta.😊❤
You are so insightful! I love it.
Please try lila downs the same song you will be very pleased 5 different vioces very nice from mexico ❤❤🇳🇱🇨🇼🇳🇱🇨🇼🇳🇱
I would pick Angela first too.
Woow ❤
Siempre un gusto verte reaccionar 🖤
So beautiful ❤
"you were leaving the church one day, you weeping one, when I saw you passing by. A beautiful shawl you wore, Llorona, so that I mistake you for the Virgin. If because I love you you love me, llorona, do you want me to love you more... If I have given you my life, Llorona, and you want me to give you more, what more do you want? Oh, woe for me Llorona, you are my joy, my mistress. They might make me stop loving you Llorona, but to forget you, never. I don't know what's about the flowers on the cemetery, that when the wind swings them, Llorona, they look like they are crying. Oh, woe to me, Llorona, in sky blue, Even if it costs my life, Llorona, I won't stop loving you.
Aida 100%
Aguilar has a soul/gospel style that is out of place, but she has a media machine behind her, so here she is. It’s a nepotism thing. She honestly can’t hold a candle to the other two. So yeah, the most outstanding part of her performance is her in-ear monitors.
I would pick Natalia
Hello from Kazakhstan! You seem to have missed something about Dimash! his official song "Screaming". This song has 3 performance versions, the first is an official video, the second is a performance in China, and the third is an “idol hits” performance. We are really looking forward to your reaction, and as always it will surprise you very much, so get ready in advance)))
"Llorona, tú eres mi chunca" means: "Weeping lady, you are my "niña amada/pequeña niña amada". You are my loved girl or my little loved girl. Chunca is a word from the ancient native language: Zapoteco. This language is still live in Tehuantepec isthmus. Llorona is a zapotecan old song.
Hello Boudy you have to listen to this song but sang by Lila Downs her singing abilities are amazing