Celia Cruz & The Fania All Stars - Quimbara - Zaire, Africa 1974 REACTION
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She was performing in Spanish for a African audience. No one in the crowd understood a word she was saying and still were grooving to her music. That says a lot.
it might say that international audiences are more open to visiting artists, and they enjoy the music more that those folks who get stuck in rejecting a singer just because they cannot understand what he/she is saying.
We do know that when English speaking singers go on world wide tours , in many countries, only few in the audience understand the words, but surely it looks as if everybody has a great time.
They understood the rhythm and the soul of the song and that's all that matters.
Music is the universal language. 😁😁😁
The history of Cuba and the Caribbean is very interesting. The music, rhythm, and beats was greatly influenced by the African slaves who were brought by the Spanish to work the sugar cane and tobacco fields. Spain was a major player in the Atlantic slave trade, one of the biggest slave traders was Portugal, who brought over 4 million Africans to Brazil.
@@cquinn185 incluso la palabra "tumba'o" paso a hacer parte del español y el portugués
From a Mexican Italian she was Our Hispanic Queen la Reyna Morenita we will Always love her RIP Celia Cruz
La negra tiene tumbaooo
She will forever be the queen indisputably 🇨🇺🇵🇷
Elie Klein
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@@neldadon Azuca
*RESPECT* 💪😎🇯🇲🇯🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸
La Reina de Cuba
She is and always will be LA REINA!
I was 12 yrs when I got this album for xmas and my auntie taugh me my first salsa moves.. Today at 56 I can say, if you are Latino and your feet dont move when you hear the beats Of quimbara...you must be death.
It's impossible to stay still.😄😄😄
I don’t know hoy to dance salsa, my aunts and friends have tried to teach but I I just can’t xD Even with that I can’t stay still
And probably those already dead,dance to this.
I seat dance if I'm driving! I don't care if people stare. Stereo up, windows down, body moving!! All hail the queen!! ❤❤❤❤
@@YaKevinCR this wouldn't be a salsa dance problably a more AFRICAN dance.
You are getting to the good Latin music, the African rooted music, search for cumbia or champeta and I bet you will be able to get the beat and vibes instantly.
Wow! First time watching this video and totally grooving in that vibe here in my couch lol. I was first introduced to Celia Cruz when I was a child about the time this concert was happening. I watched her on Sesame Street and never forgot her and remember her "Azucar" back then.
Love Celia Cruz ❤️
R.I.P.
This is my son's favorite song for me to sing to him. He's 3 years old. We share the same birthday. Santa Celia's Day. Guaguanco!! She is definitely the QUEEN only one.
I'm glad u did a reaction to the queen of salsa songs.. her biography is so cool. From a poor country (cuba) also treated different for being black but she became wanted all over latin america... we all love the mixed African beats.. like my country for emaple..( honduras) it's all about that african beat..
Yes. I loved this. Please react to more Celia Cruz. I'm from Mexico but grew up listening to her. She's a legend.
That's the beauty of our culture. It comes in all colors, shapes and forms. Except the unexpected. Laughs, cry and dance in the process. Love ya'll!
You are right. She’s the queen. . Love her music ❤️🙏🏼
More reactions of Celia Cruz please 😭💗
I was so lucky I saw her live in LA 1994 AZUCAR Celia I love you!!!
She was an amazing woman, her life story is heartbreaking but she always put her best out there for her fans. Her energy and love for music and entertaining just made her performances out of this world. The Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz RIP.
It is incredible that Celia Cruz came to Africa in 1974 in the company of the greats of salsa! This is joy, energy and a lot of talent !!!! From Cuba to the world!
Rumba cubana ! This music is pure magic. Not only a display of extremely dedicated musicians. But it will go through your ears into your blood stream and every single cell of your body. You can feel it. You may not know how to move to it but you can feel it
And the conductor of the orchestra ( who briefly danced rumba with Celia) is the great Johnny Pacheco. Another one of the greatest of Latin Afro Caribbean music
one of the greatest latin legends of all time
oh to have been able to watch her in the 60s and 70s. pure class and pure energy. puro amor y pura emoción. como me encanta a celia.
I had the great fortune to see Celia Cruz and Tito Punte at Kimballs East in Oakland CA in the early 90s. I will never forget! Everyone in the place was dancing, everyone. bartenders waiters even the security guards. Ever since thats what I think heaven will be like. No hate ,no differenced, just pure love and rhythmic joy all together dancing.
Celia Cruz = ENERGY + LOVE. Music has not frontiers :D
All that energy is on that high hill unique high hills .. Look for them!
Pacheco always rocked with her!
Im not afraid to say this at all, anyone, I repeat ANY latino 30+ years old grew up under Celia & Fania’s (the band) influence. Even the background singers are all stars in the latino salsa community; you have Hector Lavoe, Santitos Colón, Adalberto Santiago, Ismael Miranda, these are the few names I remember. The orchestra has also Johnny Pacheco (director), Roberto Roena, Rey Barreto, Papo Lucca (Sonora Ponceña). These people bring flavor & color to the music they create. I still get chills everytime I see this whole concert, I encourage you to watch it completely ❤ Video quality is not the best, but sound was on point. I will forever be proud of this was a huge step for the salsa community.
¡Larga vida a la Reina! 👑
Long live the Queen! 👑
This is the best Celia Cruz's song to me.
Para mí esta es la mejor canción de Celia Cruz.
You said it right. The Queen! 💃🕺
Much respect to your reaction of these latin icons..
The Queen of Salsa!! Celia Cruz from Cuba to the world!
Great reaction, thank you 😄👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The last time I danced to this song at a party, I nearly ended up with an asthma attack. 😄
#R.I.P.Celia🌻😔
#OneOfMyFavoriteSongs
#GreatMusicNeverGoesOutOfStyle
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#Azúúúúúúcaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'r❗❗❗
#ThatWasTheTimeWhenMusicWasWorthListeningTo.
La más grande la reina de la salsa
Cuban salsa and Puerto Rican and Colombian salsa will always go down as the best salsa ever! ❤️
Celia you are forever missed. RIP.
Iconic songs by Celia Cruz you should react to: "La Negra Tiene Tumbao" (The black lady walks with grace) dedicated to the grace of black women, and "La Vida es un Carnaval".
Celia Cruz the Queen of salsa music!!!!
Queen of queenssss 🤩
Johnny Pacheco, the leader in the white shirt, died just a few months ago. He was a major figure in the 1970's surge of what we now call Salsa. He was originally from the Dominican Republic. Celia was Cuban; she died about 25 years ago.
CELIA CRUZ is the QUEEN of Salsa, Rumba, and all the Latin America Caribbean rhythms. She was a cuban succesful singer from the fifties, when she used to play with LA SONORA MATANCERA, a very famous orchestra from Cuba but had hits all over Latin America, later she went to New York and sing along with Tito Puente and other Latin big Stars, to arrive in the 70s, with the Fania All Stars, the biggest salsa orchestra that appears on this video.
This song is called QUIMBARA, but you have to pronounce "keen bara, keen bara, keen ba, keen bam ba" and so on.
She continued her solo career many years and have great hits in the 80s, and even the 90s in the whole America and more.
She was the Queen CELIA CRUZ, no one gets closer to her glory.
She’s the best thing that ever happened to Latin America.
Celiaaaaaa Reinaaaaaaaa te amo desde de Brasil 🇧🇷❤️
Celia is the Queen! Check out Roberto Rhoena’s performance of Ponte Duro, it’s from the same concert, his bingo playing and dancing skills are nothing to mess with, must see, he is a Puerto Rican legend
Viva the Queen of Salsa... You will never be forgotten!!! 😣😣😣
Love, love, love!!!
India, when you feel that way, It`s because roots are conecting, that happens when you hear "Reina Rumba", la gran Celia Cruz.
Greetings from Colombia
Grande celia
Celia😍 🇨🇴
La reina por siempre Celia cruz
she reminds me to my good memories as a child..since my mom would always play her music really loud... and i enjoyed it
She was pure energy and her music still continue to happy to the people 💛
Omg! Celia is my GIRL! “Asucar”! Feeling them drum in my soul/ roots.... good Lordy. 🥰😍👏🏼👏🏼🙏 May she Rest In Peace- she suffered so much in her life. She has earned her peace. Ppl should watch her life story on Netflix, call “Celia”.
Grande Celia! ♥
Ella es la reyna de la salsa 💖💖👑👑
The Queen!!!
There are some greats on that stage... Definitely NYC Attitude!
Love Celia Cruz
Artists from Puerto Rico and Fania All Star was played with and sang with it. For Example: Cheo Feliciano, Willie Colon and more.
The Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruz! 👏🏼👏🏼♥️
Celia ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Celia Cruz is the Queen of Salsa!! Everyone today copies what she has done.
Amanda Miguel 'Asi no te amaran jamas' you 'll know how special and deep her voice is 👌
Look in India Reacts channel. She did one on "El me mintio" by Amanda Miguel
Classic. 👏🏼👏🏼
Legend...
the whole fania all stars
Celia cruz asucar paz su al siempres 🙏🏼Dios
R.I.P, Celia ❤️
La REINA 👑 DE LA SALSA 💃🏻
The queen of salsa Celia Cruz. (Pronounce keem-bah-rah) Quimbara!!! Azúcaaaa baby!
Plus the Fania All-Stars under the direction of Johnny Pacheco. RIP
saw her at the Salsa festival at the Hollywood Bowl, I was 15 feet from her
Quimbara forever
her dress is also the colors of the seven potencias or seven potencies african gods / dieties
India I was waiting for you to get up and brake out some African style moves to Celia Cruz, shit it made me and I'm Mexican 😂
Celia Cruz, was the Queen of Salsa.
She kept that energy until she left us. Look up her older performances.
Hey! She sang with Vicente Fernandez! I bet your reaction to that would be epic.
A beautiful African Latina Queen
FREEDOM FOR CUBA 🇨🇺.
🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺yess!
Las raíces de la salsa vienen de África.
Keep in mind that high quality of vocal and instrumental performances given they did not have access to modern music-technology that most artists use currently such as Auto-tunes, In-ear monitoring, Backing-Tracks, Computers, MIDIs, Digital controllers and consoles, etc.
¿Quién de México?
-Who's from Mexico?
Yo 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Aquí 🙋🏻♀️
Aqui is my daughters middle name 🥰🥰
India Reacts Really??? Aquí means here in Spanish hahaha
Yes I know hahah “ skye love aqui “ is her name
All hail "The Queen" Celia Cruz and her catch phrase was "Azucar!" meaning "sugar."
u should react Celia Cruz feat. Patty Labelle singing QUIMBARA together hahaha
it's so much fun. they both were good friends.
That's right the Afrikan Roots of Latin Music. The Afro-Cuban Queen of Salsa Celia Cruz and The Fania All Stars. They were in Zaire for Don King's 'Rumble In The Jungle' fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman.
La ma grande
The dude at 5:30 had no fucks left give! 🔥
Celia is the Queen of the latin music but dont forget she is singing with La Fania Orquesta with Johnny Pacheco (in white shirt) as director, for sure I recognize Ray Barreto playing congas and Hector Lavoe vocals, al timbales it seems Ricki Marrero but not sure, LaFania has been the Salsa
When you have time, react to:
1-Olga Tañón (PuertoRico)
2-Natalia Jiménez (Spain)
3-Laura Pausini (Italy- singing in Spanish)
Yassss 💃🏻
She also did a calabo with Vicente fernandez
the best night of salsa, all the greats together, the one who was dancing with the white shirt is jhonny pacheco Dominican the father of salsa, hector lavoe, el cantante de los cantantes ismael miranda puerto ricans and the great of salsa celia cruz cuban, united caribbeans
Although we don't understand anything Celia says, we Latinos dance anyway.
VIVA LATINOAMÉRICA!!!
La Reyna Celia la huarachera rip
She was more than an amazing singer. She stood against a communist government and knew the places she was not welcomed because of her skin and strength and she broke through all the doors so gracefully.
You should react to Jlo tribute to Celia Cruz @ the American Music Award 2013..you will see some dance moves there....
You should reach to the tribute JLo did to Celia at the AMAs, it was amazing!😍
The afro Caribbean rythm !!!
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🎤🎶📖🎼💯JOHNNY PACHECO🇩🇴
he inherited his passion for music from his father, Rafael Azarias Pacheco, who was the band's leader and clarinetist in the
"Santa Cecilia Orchestra". In the late 1940s, when Pacheco was 11 years old, his family moved to New York City from his native
DOMINICAN REPUBLICA . He continued to hone his musical skills, learning to play the accordion, violin, saxophone, and clarinet. He attended the Juilliard School of Music to study percussion. Playing the flute, saxophone, and varied percussion, Pacheco performed with Charlie Palmieri's Latin Orchestra for several years before forming his own band in 1959. Experimentation was the focus of his new band, combining African music from Cuba, the Dominican Republic. and Port. Rich heritage in what became known as salsa. In 1960, he organized his first orchestra, "Pacheco y Su Charanga". The band signed with Alegre Records and their first album "Johnny Pacheco y Su Charanga" sold more than 100,000 copies in the first year. From then until the end of 1963, Pacheco introduced a new dance fashion called "Pachanga". He became an internationally renowned star and toured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Also, "Pacheco y Su Charanga"
was the FIRST LATIN BAND to headline the APOLLO HARLEM, NYC
in 1962 and 1963.💯🎶📖😇
Deberías de reaccionar a Yuri...es alguien con una voz fenomenal y única.
Amo tu canal, tienes una nueva sub. 💖
yes for those who played Call of Duty before this song features in that game somewhere in a map :P
You should watch Celia on Netflix ! Her live!
pleaseeeeee react Elza Soares- mulher do fim do mundo.
kisses from Brazil🇧🇷
That's the legendary Rumble in the Jungle... pre-show for Muhammad Ali vs. George Foreman... you also got performances by the likes of James Brown...