Oh yes, Paulina has a great voice !! The "is it wrong" echoing in the back are a backing track from the studio version, but you can also hear Dany singing a lower harmony with Pau at multiple moments (you can see her on the mic when you stopped, wondering about the picks on the stand). They love (and we do to) harmonizing with the lead singer, they do it a lot (lower, higher, it depends, but it's one of their specificities)
Yes, the fans are throwing Dr. Simi dolls (he is the cartoon mascot for a Mexican pharmacy chain) on the stage as a show of appreciation. They often decorate the doll or attach messages to them. I think many venues in Mexico have tried to prohibit the practice so it doesn’t get out of hand, but a few still seem to get smuggled in. The Warning has a pretty good collection of them. 😎👍
Pau has immaculate posture while drumming and singing. Any vocalist will tell you that singing with a straight back is so much better to keep your diaphragm free which is the key component to breath control. Pau (Pow) has been playing drums since she was 6 and singing while playing for almost as long which is likely responsible for her not getting the unwanted syncopation or disruption in her vocals. It’s really second nature for her. Most of TWA could likely write chapters extolling the musical virtues of each sister but I’ll spare you. I watch TCV a lot and if Elizabeth reacted to 23 I guarantee she’d point out Pau’s posture…lol.
Hi, those dolls are from a very famous drugstore chain, which it has become a tradition to customize them and throw to the stage. It's called Dr. Simi. Adele herself has shown on her social media tons of those. Greetings from Tabasco, sorry for my English, I hope I could help. ❤
Pau practices singing while running on a treadmill. Also is worth mentioning that this concert was recorded in Mexico City which is 2,240 m above sea level (7,350 ft) which makes singing and playing drums even more phisically demanding. Not an easy task.
I've heard this before (about the treadmill), but then someone else said that's just urban legend and there's no actual record of them saying that. If someone has a link to anything definitive on this I'd love to see it! Also, agreed on the high elevation and the physical strain it adds.
Dany has dropped her pick before and Pau had to step in and continue singing while Dany picked it up from the floor. So now she has backup picks on her mic stand.
Paulina would sing more songs in concert but it is tiring doing more than she does. I like how the guitar builds the tension in the song, and the bass lines echo the vocals and the guitar adding to their depth. The vocal line echoing "is it wrong" is from the backing track. Elizabeth is really fun to watch and you learn a lot. Paulina is shortened phonetically to "Pow". Alejandra is shortened phonetically to "Ah-lay" or just use their full name. Those "dolls" are Dr. Simi plushies. Dr. Simi is a mascot for Farmacias Similares, a chain of pharmacies across Mexico that has become an affordable healthcare destination in its 26 years of business. Dr. Simi is the resident greeter who answers calls to the “Simitel” hotline, which provides free access to doctors, nutritionists, and psychologists. It is customary for fans to throw plush dolls of his likeness on stage to show pride in their Mexican heritage. Dr. Simi has become a symbol of pride and joy for Mexican fans.
If you notice the computer next to Pau, it is running Abelton Live which she uses to provide the click track and occasional backing tracks such as the echo sound in this song. For all practical purposes, Pau runs the show!
Just a little FYI. Those dolls are called Dr. Simi's Apparently its a prestigious compliment to recieve them ..they started out as a promotional item for charity via a prominant pharmacist . most venues now frown on this tradition but almost always they tend to slip through to the stage . the warning ladies love them...
Great job Dad! The name Paulina is pronounced "pow-LEE`-na" in Spanish. So... "Pow" is fine. I've been following through your TW journey this concert and your previous TW videos. 👊☺️
Dany's actually doing the faint back-up vocals on this song, through some sort of processor. The doll is Dr. Simi, the mascot of the Farmacias Similares pharmacy chain in Mexico. Fans in Mexico often toss Dr. Simi dolls on the stage at concerts. Some bands don't appreciate it, but The Warning gets a kick out of it.
The picks show up so much because they are 2 mm "Big Stubbys", the are very thick but sort of translucent, that's why they seem to glow from the backlighting. (Pau as in POW)
@@spaceknave yes, they are very thick... Ale uses them, too... she used to get mad at Dany for swiping them from her 😹 i guess Dany started getting her own since then LOL
I used to use 2mm picks when playing electric jazz guitar back in the day, and those felt like giant slabs in my hand. I can't even imagine playing with a 3 mm pick!
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I have a pack of the 1mm and that's plenty. I could make the excuse that my hands are small, but Dany has mentioned many times that her hands are small too, so it's whatever we get used to I guess
When this was filmed she had been singing and drumming for 14 years. Watch their videos from home and behind the scenes, you will learn how they pronounce each others names.
*23* , like many of their songs, is left open to interpretation... some have speculated the title is for the year "2023" while others have thought it references someone's age... i was not sure but have come to see it as being about the year "2023" because that's when Pau turned 21 years old... the lyrics "barely old enough to drink" are fitting in many locales where 21 is the drinking age... in DPA/TW's home area, the drinking age is 18, IIRC... anyway, this is certainly a song about caring deeply for someone from afar, holding back, and then realizing that, in the future, they will meet that someone again... how they will handle their feelings and memories and what may possibly happen... then again, while it sounds personal, maybe this song is about something they might have read or seen in a movie or TV show... after all, their song *Amour* comes from a 15 second clip of a scene in the movie "Ratatouille"... that scene has the camera looking through a hole in the wooden floor... there are two characters down there having a fight... maybe a lover's quarrel? i don't remember... anyway, they are arguing, they suddenly hug each other, and it is done; end clip... there's also their song *Wildfire* which was inspired by "The Hunger Games" movies... i think at least the 2nd one titled "Catching Fire"... DPA/TW drawn inspiration from a lot of places... IRL, books, movies, games, etc 😹 this song has brought tears to many eyes... while being a powerful drummer, Pau is also a fantastic and very emotive singer... i don't go a day without hearing DPA/TW... they possess both, my heart and soul... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Don’t worry about how you react and review it’s your channel. You can’t please everyone but TWA is a pretty friendly and supportive fan base on the whole. I for one am liking your reactions especially because as you’re going through the set list I can see you are starting to really get why they are so beloved . Cheers 🍻
Pau is belting at the end of this song... her screams are different and very noticeable 😜 her scream in *Evolve* is a raw scream... the one in *Hunter* is "I'M COMING BACK!" and the one in *Z* is "I THINK THAT WE SHOULD!" TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
💥💢💥💢 Starting with the cuestion that you asked about on how comes that Paulina from the Warning can sing and drum at the same time? I’m glad you asked about Paulina from the Warning, she is the drummer and one of the lead singers of the band, along with her sisters Daniela and Alejandra, Singing and drumming at the same time is not easy as you just said, but it is possible with practice and coordination. Here are some tips on how to do it: • Make sure you can hear yourself well. You may need to use in-ear monitors, headphones, or a microphone to amplify your voice over the drums. • Start with simple drum patterns and songs that you know well. Try just playing the bass drum part and sing along to that. Add in the snare and the hi-hat/crash part as you feel comfortable, but isolate each individual part and sing to it. • Coordinate your breathing with your drumming. You may need to adjust your phrasing or timing to avoid running out of breath or losing the groove. You can also use vocal exercises to improve your breath control and stamina. These are some basic steps to help you learn how to sing and drum at the same time. Of course, you will also need to practice a lot and have fun with it. Paulina is a great example of a singing drummer who has mastered this skill and rocks the stage with her band. NOTE: The Way She exercises the most is jogging and singing at the same time When She goes to the park and exercise 😊🤘
At this point in my life, after getting the VID like 4 times, I have a hard enough time breathing while I play guitar and sing. It's good to know the basics of drumming and singing but I don't think I see that in my future! :-)
@@fernandofernandez2197 Thanks; it's not like it really impacts my normal day to day life, just things that require a lot more breath control like singing. Even strenuous exercise isn't a problem. It's just the price of having kids in school and a wife in the healthcare industry.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks😀Well is good To Know that You're not really in a critical health, as I do since 2010 doe to a born illnes, thanks to god I'm ok, strugling but ok, after having 5 brain surgeries, 3 of them were brain open surgeries an the other 2 were using a Gamma Knife machine, it was used to cauterice some bursted vains, causing me to be unable to walk and feel nothing in my left leg and left foot also I couldn't feel nothing on the upper right of my body, the last 2 surgeries happened in Guadalajara Mexico, but after all I'm OK, I've heard you were on vacations in MEXICO, which part of 🇲🇽 did you get to visit ??
She talks a little about the laptop in this. The Warning's Paulina Villarreal Vélez - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 475 th-cam.com/video/pIo-5Htb9zA/w-d-xo.html Note that Dany is Ep. 471 Ale is Ep. 473
The echo effect on Wrong, is a backing track. Yes, the audience is singing along also. The dolls are Dr. Simi dolls. It has become a tradition in CDMX to throw these on stage to your favorite band. As Pau said in the concert intro. You know you have made it when they throw the dolls onstage. A sign of affection.
-PAU ,que excelente interpretación de 23, PAU es todo un músico completo,es la dueña del escenario , mantiene al publico participativo y en sus manos ,PAU es el nuevo genio del nuevo ROCK
Pau sings most of the ballads. She can rock out with her voice, but she is able to put enormous emotion into her ballads.
Oh yes, Paulina has a great voice !!
The "is it wrong" echoing in the back are a backing track from the studio version, but you can also hear Dany singing a lower harmony with Pau at multiple moments (you can see her on the mic when you stopped, wondering about the picks on the stand). They love (and we do to) harmonizing with the lead singer, they do it a lot (lower, higher, it depends, but it's one of their specificities)
Yes, the fans are throwing Dr. Simi dolls (he is the cartoon mascot for a Mexican pharmacy chain) on the stage as a show of appreciation. They often decorate the doll or attach messages to them. I think many venues in Mexico have tried to prohibit the practice so it doesn’t get out of hand, but a few still seem to get smuggled in. The Warning has a pretty good collection of them. 😎👍
Pau has immaculate posture while drumming and singing.
Any vocalist will tell you that singing with a straight back is so much better to keep your diaphragm free which is the key component to breath control.
Pau (Pow) has been playing drums since she was 6 and singing while playing for almost as long which is likely responsible for her not getting the unwanted syncopation or disruption in her vocals. It’s really second nature for her.
Most of TWA could likely write chapters extolling the musical virtues of each sister but I’ll spare you.
I watch TCV a lot and if Elizabeth reacted to 23 I guarantee she’d point out Pau’s posture…lol.
I am kind of surprised that Elizabeth and Julia Nilon haven't reacted more to The Warning.
Also , Pau has been singing on the drums almost her entire career. she sings while running on the treadmill for stamina ..Pretty damn impressive..
Hi, those dolls are from a very famous drugstore chain, which it has become a tradition to customize them and throw to the stage. It's called Dr. Simi. Adele herself has shown on her social media tons of those. Greetings from Tabasco, sorry for my English, I hope I could help. ❤
Big help - thanks!
Pau practices singing while running on a treadmill. Also is worth mentioning that this concert was recorded in Mexico City which is 2,240 m above sea level (7,350 ft) which makes singing and playing drums even more phisically demanding. Not an easy task.
I've heard this before (about the treadmill), but then someone else said that's just urban legend and there's no actual record of them saying that. If someone has a link to anything definitive on this I'd love to see it! Also, agreed on the high elevation and the physical strain it adds.
There has been videos of them doing workout and pau singing while running on threadmil
Dany has dropped her pick before and Pau had to step in and continue singing while Dany picked it up from the floor. So now she has backup picks on her mic stand.
Paulina would sing more songs in concert but it is tiring doing more than she does. I like how the guitar builds the tension in the song, and the bass lines echo the vocals and the guitar adding to their depth.
The vocal line echoing "is it wrong" is from the backing track.
Elizabeth is really fun to watch and you learn a lot.
Paulina is shortened phonetically to "Pow". Alejandra is shortened phonetically to "Ah-lay" or just use their full name.
Those "dolls" are Dr. Simi plushies. Dr. Simi is a mascot for Farmacias Similares, a chain of pharmacies across Mexico that has become an affordable healthcare destination in its 26 years of business.
Dr. Simi is the resident greeter who answers calls to the “Simitel” hotline, which provides free access to doctors, nutritionists, and psychologists. It is customary for fans to throw plush dolls of his likeness on stage to show pride in their Mexican heritage. Dr. Simi has become a symbol of pride and joy for Mexican fans.
If you notice the computer next to Pau, it is running Abelton Live which she uses to provide the click track and occasional backing tracks such as the echo sound in this song. For all practical purposes, Pau runs the show!
Thank you for that - I had been wondering what that computer was for!
Just a little FYI. Those dolls are called Dr. Simi's Apparently its a prestigious compliment to recieve them ..they started out as a promotional item for charity via a prominant pharmacist . most venues now frown on this tradition but almost always they tend to slip through to the stage . the warning ladies love them...
Don’t say sorry, most of us are searching for a reason to watch more of The Warning. ♥️✌🏻😎
Pau really deserves recognition and respect for being able to sing and play drums like she does.
I love how Pau and Dany’s vocals mesh, not to forget Ale, who’s voice is always there. ♥️✌🏻😎
Great job Dad! The name Paulina is pronounced "pow-LEE`-na" in Spanish. So... "Pow" is fine.
I've been following through your TW journey this concert and your previous TW videos.
👊☺️
Thanks, and thanks for the pronunciation lesson - always helpful!
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks ☺️👍
Dany's actually doing the faint back-up vocals on this song, through some sort of processor. The doll is Dr. Simi, the mascot of the Farmacias Similares pharmacy chain in Mexico. Fans in Mexico often toss Dr. Simi dolls on the stage at concerts. Some bands don't appreciate it, but The Warning gets a kick out of it.
The best singing drummer out there today! Every member of The Warning are talented beyond measure!
FYI Pau is pronounced “Pow”
They are odd looking picks. If you watch Dani's vid about her gear she uses she says she uses jazz picks because they are easier to hold.
Awesome song. Awesome band.
Didn't enjoy your review but appreciate your support of the band.
Thanks for the candid feedback.
I ♥ The Warning 🎶🎶
The picks show up so much because they are 2 mm "Big Stubbys", the are very thick but sort of translucent, that's why they seem to glow from the backlighting. (Pau as in POW)
3mm IIRC...
@@WaldoKitty3mm , I thought I heard that and figured it was wrong. That’s a mighty thick slab-o-pick!
@@spaceknave yes, they are very thick... Ale uses them, too... she used to get mad at Dany for swiping them from her 😹 i guess Dany started getting her own since then LOL
I used to use 2mm picks when playing electric jazz guitar back in the day, and those felt like giant slabs in my hand. I can't even imagine playing with a 3 mm pick!
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I have a pack of the 1mm and that's plenty. I could make the excuse that my hands are small, but Dany has mentioned many times that her hands are small too, so it's whatever we get used to I guess
When this was filmed she had been singing and drumming for 14 years. Watch their videos from home and behind the scenes, you will learn how they pronounce each others names.
*23* , like many of their songs, is left open to interpretation... some have speculated the title is for the year "2023" while others have thought it references someone's age... i was not sure but have come to see it as being about the year "2023" because that's when Pau turned 21 years old... the lyrics "barely old enough to drink" are fitting in many locales where 21 is the drinking age... in DPA/TW's home area, the drinking age is 18, IIRC...
anyway, this is certainly a song about caring deeply for someone from afar, holding back, and then realizing that, in the future, they will meet that someone again... how they will handle their feelings and memories and what may possibly happen...
then again, while it sounds personal, maybe this song is about something they might have read or seen in a movie or TV show... after all, their song *Amour* comes from a 15 second clip of a scene in the movie "Ratatouille"... that scene has the camera looking through a hole in the wooden floor... there are two characters down there having a fight... maybe a lover's quarrel? i don't remember... anyway, they are arguing, they suddenly hug each other, and it is done; end clip...
there's also their song *Wildfire* which was inspired by "The Hunger Games" movies... i think at least the 2nd one titled "Catching Fire"...
DPA/TW drawn inspiration from a lot of places... IRL, books, movies, games, etc 😹
this song has brought tears to many eyes... while being a powerful drummer, Pau is also a fantastic and very emotive singer...
i don't go a day without hearing DPA/TW... they possess both, my heart and soul...
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Don’t worry about how you react and review it’s your channel. You can’t please everyone but TWA is a pretty friendly and supportive fan base on the whole. I for one am liking your reactions especially because as you’re going through the set list I can see you are starting to really get why they are so beloved . Cheers 🍻
Thank you!
Pau has a hreat voice for ballads. 🤘⚡🔥
Pau is belting at the end of this song... her screams are different and very noticeable 😜
her scream in *Evolve* is a raw scream...
the one in *Hunter* is "I'M COMING BACK!"
and the one in *Z* is "I THINK THAT WE SHOULD!"
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
I've heard two of those 3 now; Hunter will have to wait until I do the full Queen set
💥💢💥💢 Starting with the cuestion that you asked about on how comes that Paulina from the Warning can sing and drum at the same time?
I’m glad you asked about Paulina from the Warning, she is the drummer and one of the lead singers of the band, along with her sisters Daniela and Alejandra, Singing and drumming at the same time is not easy as you just said, but it is possible with practice and coordination. Here are some tips on how to do it:
• Make sure you can hear yourself well. You may need to use in-ear monitors, headphones, or a microphone to amplify your voice over the drums.
• Start with simple drum patterns and songs that you know well. Try just playing the bass drum part and sing along to that. Add in the snare and the hi-hat/crash part as you feel comfortable, but isolate each individual part and sing to it.
• Coordinate your breathing with your drumming. You may need to adjust your phrasing or timing to avoid running out of breath or losing the groove. You can also use vocal exercises to improve your breath control and stamina.
These are some basic steps to help you learn how to sing and drum at the same time. Of course, you will also need to practice a lot and have fun with it.
Paulina is a great example of a singing drummer who has mastered this skill and rocks the stage with her band. NOTE: The Way She exercises the most is jogging and singing at the same time When She goes to the park and exercise 😊🤘
At this point in my life, after getting the VID like 4 times, I have a hard enough time breathing while I play guitar and sing. It's good to know the basics of drumming and singing but I don't think I see that in my future! :-)
😥 Sorry I wouldn't know, I really hope you'll get better
@@fernandofernandez2197 Thanks; it's not like it really impacts my normal day to day life, just things that require a lot more breath control like singing. Even strenuous exercise isn't a problem. It's just the price of having kids in school and a wife in the healthcare industry.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks😀Well is good To Know that You're not really in a critical health, as I do since 2010 doe to a born illnes, thanks to god I'm ok, strugling but ok, after having 5 brain surgeries, 3 of them were brain open surgeries an the other 2 were using a Gamma Knife machine, it was used to cauterice some bursted vains, causing me to be unable to walk and feel nothing in my left leg and left foot also I couldn't feel nothing on the upper right of my body, the last 2 surgeries happened in Guadalajara Mexico, but after all I'm OK, I've heard you were on vacations in MEXICO, which part of 🇲🇽 did you get to visit ??
Evolve Pau screams her Scream of Destruction. Elizabeth is good
They're from Mexico so the shortened versions of their names are with a Spanish accent. Pau=pow, Ale=ah-leh, Dani=Dany
She talks a little about the laptop in this.
The Warning's Paulina Villarreal Vélez - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 475
th-cam.com/video/pIo-5Htb9zA/w-d-xo.html
Note that Dany is Ep. 471 Ale is Ep. 473
Thanks for the link!
The echo effect on Wrong, is a backing track. Yes, the audience is singing along also.
The dolls are Dr. Simi dolls. It has become a tradition in CDMX to throw these on stage to your favorite band. As Pau said in the concert intro. You know you have made it when they throw the dolls onstage. A sign of affection.
23 also means that Pau was going to be 21 so she can legally drink any where in a spot in the song
The is it wrong is a backing track.
😊Paulina Pau Pau
-PAU ,que excelente interpretación de 23, PAU es todo un músico completo,es la dueña del escenario , mantiene al publico participativo y en sus manos ,PAU es el nuevo genio del nuevo ROCK
Yes, she really does own the stage!
"PromoSM" 💪
Pow
Too many pauses that didn’t seem to add to anything, just imo
Fair enough, thanks for watching!
Scream and belt are not the same thing ,
Yes, agreed. I was just struggling to find the right word. That happens sometimes even without the tequila :-)