Esta canción es un clásico hasta la fecha la cantas en un bar a todo pulmón....en Latinoamérica la música en Inglés pasa a segundo plano siempre hemos disfrutado la música en nuestro idioma🥰🥰🥰😏😏😏😏
alessandra de Valle totalmente de acuerdo! Este tema como el de DANZA INVISIBLE “SIN ALIENTO” son himnos musicales que todo chavorruco canta a tooooodo pulmón en donde sea!...es la música del movimiento más grande que se dio del rock en español en época contemporánea, tuve la fortuna de vivir esa época entre 1985 a1989 entre los 11 y 15 años de edad que yo tenía en esa época, una época bastante “fresa” donde muchos veían la cumbia, la salsa y otros géneros como de naquitos!, antros como el NEWS, MAGIC CIRCUS entre otros eran para los niños nice!, sin embargo fue una época de mucho ambiente y que por cierto las niñas SI se arreglaban y se veían hermosas!...🙄👌👌👌👌👌
No en Argentina, con todo respeto, aqui crecimos escuchando rock ingles desde The Beatles y por supuesto nuestro rock nacional, mas Piazzola, Mercedes Sosa y mas...al mismo nivel quiero decir, saludos
@@01Barna claro que escuchamos the Beatles ABBA Michael Jackson etc pero nuestro música en nuestro idioma no quedaba atrás no girabamos alrededor de USA O Europa
They are from Spain. The song is inspired on a book the singer read, "Lobo hombre" by Boris Vian. The song was number one for 9 weeks in Spain and also very popular in all South America.
@@laramartin4715 , no sé decirlo en inglés. En castellano sí lo digo así. Pero vaya, que ya pedí disculpas, no me quemeís en la hoguera como si hubiera insultado o matado a alguien. Yo soy española y por todo el mundo me han llamado latinoamericana y nunca me ofendí.
Yes, you're right, this song was a hit, at least here in México. There was many great bands by the time, La Union, from Spain were part of the "Rock en tu idioma" (Rock in your language, wich was a spanish language rock music difussion campaign wich many spanish, argentinian and mexican bands became famous from). Another great spanish band i'd like you to react (and you should) is Radio Futura, they have many good songs but "Escuela de Calor" and "A cara o cruz" are 2 hits of them. Cheers!
"La luna llena sobre Paris, ha transformado en lobo a Denis" = The full moon over Paris, has transformed Denis in a wolf" Yes, it was very popular in the 80s, part of the movement "rock en español"
Es erróneo, la letra dice: "Ha tranformado en hombre a Dennis..." Dennis es el lobo que se convierte en hombre tras ser mordido por el "Mago del Siam", por eso es el lobo hombre, no el hombre lobo.
No it says , "la luna llena sobre París a transformado en hombre a denis " (the full moon over paris has transformed denis into a Man) because denis was a wolf who was attacked by a wizard and transformed into a man
Rafa Sánchez and his band made this song their greatest success thanks to an effective music video and a romantic literary history. Launched in 1984, Wolf man in Paris was inspired by the story "The Wolf Man", by the French writer Boris Vian, which at that time was widely read and which fell to the vocalist in the book Dogs, desire and death Once read, the story seemed so great that they thought it was a perfect song to turn it into a song.
Lots of your followers already told you that this band is from Spain. This song was their top hit of all times in that country and Latin America. In the early 80s, Spain was the spanish language rock spearhead all over the world. After them, Latin-American bands were born or consolidated. At that time spanish bands like La Unión, Radio Futura, Nacha Pop, Duncan Dhu, Hombres G, etc. started to spread the spanish rock language everywhere in Spain and Latin America. I sincerely recommend you to react to Radio Futura songs, for me they were the best spanish band in the 80s. Try Escuela de Calor, Cara o Cruz, Veneno en la Piel, Semilla Negra, etc. These guys were awesome.
This was a Huge Hit in Mexico by La Union from Spain back in 1987, this song was literally played in every club or disco back in the day. This was the time when a wave of bands from Spain and Argentina made a revolution in Mexico's music scene back in those years. Great review Frank!!
Back in the 80's there were a lot of good bands in Spain, for example: Duncan Dhu and Nacha Pop( lucha de gigantes by Nacha pop and En algún lugar sang by Duncan dhu those two songs are well knowed all over Latin America) Definitely you should react to Nacha pop and Duncan dhu , LUCHA DE GIGANTES AND EN ALGUN LUGAR.
Yo iba a pedir Lucha de Gigantes, no me acordaba del nombre de la banda… y para mi vergüenza (soy español), creía que era americana (de Latinoamérica) y me apunto también a la otra petición, que es de mis favoritas, junto a La Casa Azul. Un abrazo y gracias desde el Brasil.
This single was included in the album Mil Siluetas, his first album produced by wea Records, now Warner Music. There were many singles that achieved success, but none like Wolf Man in Paris, who reached number 1 on the popularity charts, where he remained for nine consecutive weeks. This song - which was inserted in the full boom of the movement that became known as the "Madrid Movement"
La unión, they are very popular in the 80s and 90s in Mexico in a movement called “Rock en tu idioma” with Spain bands like La union, Hombres G, Duncan dhu, La orquesta Mondragon, Los toreros muertos etc and Argentina bands like Soda stereo, Enanitos verdes, Miguel Mateos, and GIT and obviously Mexican bands like Caifanes, Fobia, La maldita vecindad, Bon y los enemigos del silencio etc these are the bands I heard when I was 8 years old in Mexico near 1985 and 1990
The story of "The Wolf-Man" continues. Denis travels mutated in man to a dark and nocturnal Paris. Meet and go to bed with a prostitute, face his pimps. Tired of the ruin of men, distressed by the imminence of his return to the wolf's body, he runs into a policeman who stops him and prevents him from returning to the forest. There explodes the meaning that Vian gives to the story: the confrontation of naivety with authority, fight that becomes an open end: Denis, again in his wolf condition, feels anger, the restlessness of what is presumed to be a feeling of revenge of the animal against the evil of man.
The band is from Spain... Excellent sound, beautiful new wave.. the video is great!!! The were a hit here in Mexico. Somo audio problems in your video but it doesn't matter, great reaction!!!! Happy sunday everybody!
They are from Spain early 80s, they just did a remake sinfónico in Mexico City live, you should check it out! Classic Spanish rock was performed in concert and record it.
The interesting thing about the video is that in the eighties there wasn’t a lot of good quality video clips in Spain, but in 1984 started a tv program for children and teens called “La Bola de Cristal” (The Crystal Ball). It was a very experimental program broadcasted on Saturday’s mornings and with clear segments for every age. Lolo Rico, the creator of the program, summoned a lot of pop-rock-alternative-punk bands, the bands created songs for the children’s sections, she recorded a lot of video clips for the bands with a higher standard that the ones that were made then by the music companies for the teens’ sections.
Criminally underrated band. These guys deserved more recognition than that they actually obtained. So glad you found out about them, as always enjoyed every minute of it.
Thus begins the story "The Wolf-Man", by the French playwright and musician Boris Vian (1920 - 1959), perhaps best known for his bestselling black novel, signed under the pseudonym Vernon Sullivan ("I will spit on your grave", for example) that for his story work. In this story of "The Wolf-Man", Vian breaks with the literary tradition of lycanthropy (people who transform into wolves on full moon nights) and takes a twist to the popular myth.
This song was also very popular in Peru in the 80s along with MECANO, DUNCAN DHU, ALASKA Y DINARAMA, NACHA POP, CADILLAC and many others from the Spanish wave together with the master from Argentina and Mexico. Thank you Frank.
Buenísimo!!! ya no me acordaba de esta canción, pero sin duda es un clásico del rock/new wave de los 80's en español. En Argentina sonó muchísimo, al menos yo recuerdo haberla oído infinidad de veces en la radio. Nunca había visto el vídeo. Gracias Frank por hacerme recordar.
Pure Spanish 80's Pop. La Union was not the best band for me but this was a hit and their best song by far. Other groups very influence by new wave as you said and also very melodic: Duncan Dhu ,my favourite song: a un minuto de ti. Or later in the 2000's la oreja de van Gogh with the hit song: 20 de enero. When I was a kid my prejudices, labelled these bands as commercial Pop music, I used to hate them based on these prejudices. I enjoy this music now. Thanks for your reaction this makes me appreciate even more this music
I remember the cold winters at night out with my friends playing football or whatever play, with the smell of firecrackers blown up by our gang shortly before, it is Christmas time, and this song sounding on radios and TV all the time. THAT was a childhood to be lived.... The fabulous 80s.
La Unión was a very very very famous music band from Spain in 80´s and first 90´s. They had a lot of hits like "Ella es un volcán", "Vivir al Este del Edén", "Syldavia", "Maracaibo", "Más y más" and of course "Lobo-hombre en París" that was the theme that make them famous. In 1991 they recorded one of their concerts and it is considered a great disc and their best greatest hits "Tren de largo recorrido"
This song was a big hit in Mexico, is a clasic. If you are a fan of spanish rock you know this song but I don´t know if this band has other hits. I personally love the spanish bands HOMBRES G and MECANO you HAVE to listen to them. They were huge in Spain and latinamerica.
One of the earliest "Rock en Español" songs I ever heard. I was really fond of it back then, but I would lie if I said it was popular in my country as only a few underground followers of that type of music existed here back then. I am proud to say I was among those crazy outliers.
With all the respect on apreciación and opinion....un my humble view nothing, nothing Is like Soda...nothing Frankie... keep on reacting..you are an original..follow you always, hugs from Argentina, bravo Frankie!!
This song is classic !!! The video and song were different because they sing about a drag queen in Paris and they make the comparison between a werewolf and a drag queen! This song and video changed the way Latin people understood gender and different things that were not discussed before this video. I am from Guatemala and I grew up with this song as a reference of what great Latin music is supposed to sound! The sax is AMAZING
Very nice song from the eighties, in that time there were a lot of great bands of the "rock en español" movement, like Mecano, Duncan Dhu, Los Abuelos de la Nada, Alaska y Dinarama, Fobia, Café Tacuba, El Último de la Fila and of course Caifanes and Soda Stereo. I recommend you react to El último de la fila song "El loco de la calle". Greetings from Mexico!
Super popular band from the 80's and early 90's that came out of Spain. In those days (80's) there was a movement called "Rock en tu idioma" (Rock in your language) and there was a boom of bands from all over Latin America and Spain. [Spain: Toreros muertos, Duncan duh, Hombres G, La unión, Mecano, etc] [Mexico: Caifanes, Santa Sabina, Maldita Vecindad, Kenny y los eléctricos, etc] [Argentina: Enanitos Verdes, Soda Stereo, Charly Garcia, Miguel Mateos, etc] and long list of one-hit wonders...
Amazing bands of the Spanish eighties... LaUnion, Mecano, Radio Futura, Loquillo y los trogloditas, Alaska y los Pegamoides, Nacha Pop and so many others. You should check them out Frank! They will blow your mind as they have done in Spain for generations
Great reaction Frank. 👌👌., La Unión también tienen más canciones como: "Vivir al este del Edén", "Maracaibo", Dónde estabais", "Negrita" , "Falso Amor". Se me vienen a la mente muchos buenos grupos de rock en en español de los 80's. como: -DUN CAN DHU "(From Spain) En algún lugar", -NASHA POP: "Vístete", "Lucha de Gigantes", "Asustado estoy", "Persiguiendo Sombras", "Lágrimas al Suelo". -G.I.T: (From Argentina)"Es por amor" "Más bien menos mal", "Siempre fuiste mi amor", "La calle es su lugar", etc. G.I.T. (son las iniciales de sus integrantes: Guyot, Iturri y Tot), grupo argentino que tuvo como productor de su 1er. disco a Charly Garcia.👌👌. -ENANITOS VERDES (Argentina) : "La Muralla Verde", "Te ví en un tren", "Lamento Boliviano", "Tus Viejas Cartas", etc. -MIGUEL MATEOS (Argentina): "Cuando Seas Grande", "Bailo con mi sombra", "Atado a un sentumiento", "Es tan Fácil romper un Corazón", "Llámame, si Me Necesitas", "Y Sin Pensar", "Lola", " Beso Francés", "Si tuvieramos Alas", "Solos en América", "Desnúdame", "Tirar los Muros Abajo". -OCEANO (Panamá): " El Derramó Su amor por tí). -NEON (México): " Juegos de Amor". - TIJUANA NO! (México): "Pobre De Tí". - LOS PRISIONEROS (Chile): "Tren Al Sur", "Corazones Rojos", "Amiga Mía", "Estrechez de Corazón" - LA CASTAÑEDA (México) "Noches De Tu Piel", "Cautivo de la Calle". - TOREROS MUERTOS (Spain): "Yo no me llamo Javier", "Mi Agüita Amarilla". -HOMBRES G (Spain): "Devuelveme a mi chica", " Te Quiero", "El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo", " Martha tiene un marcapasos", "Venezia". - Y muchos más como: MECANO (Spain), MANÁ (México), ROSTROS OCULTOS (México), VON Y LOS ENEMIGOS DEL SILENCIO (México), LA MALDITA VECINDAD (México), VENI VIDII VICI (Spain), LOS ABUELIS DE LA NADA, VIRUS, JOAQUIN SABINA, etc, etc. etc...
Now... These was a REACTION. We have, cinema, gooood music, great band, and SOME DANCING...😜😜😜. Please dear Frank, you must give a name to that move.. Frankpedaling or something like that.. HA!!! 😘😘😘. I LOOOOVE THIS REACTION!!!!..
“If you don’t know how to get laid, don’t get laid.” 🤣🤣🤣 I’ve always loved this song but I didn’t know there was a video for it. It’s so interesting, I love that it’s black & white.
Frank this song wasn’t popular here in South America.... it is still popular, one of the few songs that have transcended generations in this continent. You can hear it on radio stations today in Colombia at least.
"Rock en tu idioma" was Hispanoamerica's answer to new wave. It is very interesting what spanish speaking artists came up with, specially from the places that had just escaped from the dictators installed by the CIA during the 70's, it was a real challenge. Bands like Los Prisioneros were politically persecuted. You have already listened to -El Baile de los que sobran- so you can take from it part of the context.
I love that you reacted to this song it's been so long since I heard it. Yes I remember be this being part of the rock been turned idoma (rock in your language). I heard it in High school. When I played it my mom asked "who's this again? They sound familiar" I said the name, played it again. Then it was like a time wrap mom became 80s mom.😂 I was born in 93 and but I still have the image of her perm in my head. Which stopped in 1990.
Lobo hombre en París... Great 80s hit. It seems you really liked it; I am sure you'll enjoy the version from The Mills. You might as well listen to some other songs from them like Babel or Amor depredador.
Ok, is not about a man turning into a wolf (a werewolf), but a WOLF turning into a man because a wizard of Siam bit him. Then he walks for the streets of Paris and meet a woman... but she doesn't wanted him, but his money, so the wolf inside him exploded out... and so on. Its a song inspired by the book Le Loup Garou (The Wolf-Man), by the French writer and journalist, Boris Vian. And yes, I'm from Mexico and we used to found this song even in the soup. In fact, I bought the cassette.
FIRST LIKE, FIRST COMMENT!!!!!!
Rubén García. A great band from Spain 🇪🇸
Lobo- hombre, about tale by Boris Vian
Esta canción es un clásico hasta la fecha la cantas en un bar a todo pulmón....en Latinoamérica la música en Inglés pasa a segundo plano siempre hemos disfrutado la música en nuestro idioma🥰🥰🥰😏😏😏😏
alessandra de Valle totalmente de acuerdo! Este tema como el de DANZA INVISIBLE “SIN ALIENTO” son himnos musicales que todo chavorruco canta a tooooodo pulmón en donde sea!...es la música del movimiento más grande que se dio del rock en español en época contemporánea, tuve la fortuna de vivir esa época entre 1985 a1989 entre los 11 y 15 años de edad que yo tenía en esa época, una época bastante “fresa” donde muchos veían la cumbia, la salsa y otros géneros como de naquitos!, antros como el NEWS, MAGIC CIRCUS entre otros eran para los niños nice!, sin embargo fue una época de mucho ambiente y que por cierto las niñas SI se arreglaban y se veían hermosas!...🙄👌👌👌👌👌
@@luisalonsops jajajajajajja me hiciste reír y si somos chavorrucos🤣
No en Argentina, con todo respeto, aqui crecimos escuchando rock ingles desde The Beatles y por supuesto nuestro rock nacional, mas Piazzola, Mercedes Sosa y mas...al mismo nivel quiero decir, saludos
@@01Barna claro que escuchamos the Beatles ABBA Michael Jackson etc pero nuestro música en nuestro idioma no quedaba atrás no girabamos alrededor de USA O Europa
@@jandavida9111 ok alessandra, claro, saludos
Such a great song. Makes me feel nostalgic about the 80’s.
Same here!
@@giselarigone666 Me too...
They are from Spain. The song is inspired on a book the singer read, "Lobo hombre" by Boris Vian. The song was number one for 9 weeks in Spain and also very popular in all South America.
...It was very popular in North America, too (Mexico and Spanish-speaking U.S. states, like California)...
No only in South America it was very famous in Central America and Mexico.
@@RodrigoSahagun , sorry. I wanted to say Latin America. I apologize.
Creo que se acaba antes diciendo hispanoámerica.
@@laramartin4715 , no sé decirlo en inglés. En castellano sí lo digo así. Pero vaya, que ya pedí disculpas, no me quemeís en la hoguera como si hubiera insultado o matado a alguien. Yo soy española y por todo el mundo me han llamado latinoamericana y nunca me ofendí.
I was born in 1986 and in my country El Salvador is a classic. I basically grow up listening to music like this.
Yes, you're right, this song was a hit, at least here in México. There was many great bands by the time, La Union, from Spain were part of the "Rock en tu idioma" (Rock in your language, wich was a spanish language rock music difussion campaign wich many spanish, argentinian and mexican bands became famous from).
Another great spanish band i'd like you to react (and you should) is Radio Futura, they have many good songs but "Escuela de Calor" and "A cara o cruz" are 2 hits of them. Cheers!
edgarytb Radio Futura fue una de las mejores bandas de aquella época. Sin duda, una de mis favoritas.
@@carlosalfa4426 Totalmente de acuerdo, saludos!
ima have to check them never heard of them before
Nacha pop
"La luna llena sobre Paris, ha transformado en lobo a Denis" = The full moon over Paris, has transformed Denis in a wolf" Yes, it was very popular in the 80s, part of the movement "rock en español"
Es erróneo, la letra dice: "Ha tranformado en hombre a Dennis..." Dennis es el lobo que se convierte en hombre tras ser mordido por el "Mago del Siam", por eso es el lobo hombre, no el hombre lobo.
@@productosacme Ah, okey. My mistake.
Correction: ".....has transformed Denisse into a MAN"
No it says , "la luna llena sobre París a transformado en hombre a denis " (the full moon over paris has transformed denis into a Man) because denis was a wolf who was attacked by a wizard and transformed into a man
@@datoturcios6375 hace un año q, corregí mi error! Que no lo leíste?
Rafa Sánchez and his band made this song their greatest success thanks to an effective music video and a romantic literary history. Launched in 1984, Wolf man in Paris was inspired by the story "The Wolf Man", by the French writer Boris Vian, which at that time was widely read and which fell to the vocalist in the book Dogs, desire and death Once read, the story seemed so great that they thought it was a perfect song to turn it into a song.
This group was part of greatest bands that were part of the Rock in Spanish time. Really appreciated in Mexico and all over Latinoamérican’s countries
Please react to the Spain band Duncan dhu to the song en algún lugar
Nice song or a funny song "Mi aguita amarilla".
Yes please!
This band was and still is very popular in 🇲🇽 and this song was a hit in Mexico there for everywhere else in Latin America..
Lots of your followers already told you that this band is from Spain. This song was their top hit of all times in that country and Latin America. In the early 80s, Spain was the spanish language rock spearhead all over the world. After them, Latin-American bands were born or consolidated. At that time spanish bands like La Unión, Radio Futura, Nacha Pop, Duncan Dhu, Hombres G, etc. started to spread the spanish rock language everywhere in Spain and Latin America. I sincerely recommend you to react to Radio Futura songs, for me they were the best spanish band in the 80s. Try Escuela de Calor, Cara o Cruz, Veneno en la Piel, Semilla Negra, etc. These guys were awesome.
This was a Huge Hit in Mexico by La Union from Spain back in 1987, this song was literally played in every club or disco back in the day. This was the time when a wave of bands from Spain and Argentina made a revolution in Mexico's music scene back in those years. Great review Frank!!
Bella canzone, non l'ho mai ascoltata ... o il gruppo ... Mi è piaciuto molto ... è tipico di quel tempo ... grazie Frank.
Back in the 80's there were a lot of good bands in Spain, for example: Duncan Dhu and Nacha Pop( lucha de gigantes by Nacha pop and En algún lugar sang by Duncan dhu those two songs are well knowed all over Latin America)
Definitely you should react to Nacha pop and Duncan dhu , LUCHA DE GIGANTES AND EN ALGUN LUGAR.
fetobeatle Nacha Pop sings lucha de gigantes not Duncan Dhu
I support this pitch. Frank, just google "Rock en tu Idiona" and you'll get all those 80s popular bands.
Mario Gonzalez gracias por la observación, Nacha pop cantaba Lucha de gigantes no Duncan dhu, ya hice la corrección 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
fetobeatle los secretos,la guardia ...
Yo iba a pedir Lucha de Gigantes, no me acordaba del nombre de la banda… y para mi vergüenza (soy español), creía que era americana (de Latinoamérica) y me apunto también a la otra petición, que es de mis favoritas, junto a La Casa Azul. Un abrazo y gracias desde el Brasil.
In México it was a Super hit, for me it is the best spanish song of the 80's,beautiful!
"Escuela de calor" "la negra flor" "veneno en la piel" "corazon de tiza" whatever song by radio futura.
También "Han caído los dos" y "Paseo con la negra Flor" son preciosas canciones de Radio Futura
@@vicmolina5304 Annabel Lee, No tocarte, Historia de Playback...
Siii cualquiera de radio futura!!!👏👏👏
Grandes radio futura
This single was included in the album Mil Siluetas, his first album produced by wea Records, now Warner Music. There were many singles that achieved success, but none like Wolf Man in Paris, who reached number 1 on the popularity charts, where he remained for nine consecutive weeks. This song - which was inserted in the full boom of the movement that became known as the "Madrid Movement"
This song even has an English version, but it's not as good.
La unión, they are very popular in the 80s and 90s in Mexico in a movement called “Rock en tu idioma” with Spain bands like La union, Hombres G, Duncan dhu, La orquesta Mondragon, Los toreros muertos etc and Argentina bands like Soda stereo, Enanitos verdes, Miguel Mateos, and GIT and obviously Mexican bands like Caifanes, Fobia, La maldita vecindad, Bon y los enemigos del silencio etc these are the bands I heard when I was 8 years old in Mexico near 1985 and 1990
Recuerdo que le llamaban las 4 capitales del Rock en Español a España, Argentina, México y Chile. Por todas las bandas que surgieron en esos años.
The story of "The Wolf-Man" continues. Denis travels mutated in man to a dark and nocturnal Paris. Meet and go to bed with a prostitute, face his pimps. Tired of the ruin of men, distressed by the imminence of his return to the wolf's body, he runs into a policeman who stops him and prevents him from returning to the forest.
There explodes the meaning that Vian gives to the story: the confrontation of naivety with authority, fight that becomes an open end: Denis, again in his wolf condition, feels anger, the restlessness of what is presumed to be a feeling of revenge of the animal against the evil of man.
The band is from Spain... Excellent sound, beautiful new wave.. the video is great!!! The were a hit here in Mexico. Somo audio problems in your video but it doesn't matter, great reaction!!!!
Happy sunday everybody!
It was huge. Makes me so nostalgic. I love, love, love this song.
Quién no cantó esta rola y Mi Agüita Amarilla a todo pulmón en su momento!! Buenos recuerdos 💕
Thanks for taking my request Frank!
I love this song.
Greetings from El Salvador!
They are from Spain early 80s, they just did a remake sinfónico in Mexico City live, you should check it out! Classic Spanish rock was performed in concert and record it.
The interesting thing about the video is that in the eighties there wasn’t a lot of good quality video clips in Spain, but in 1984 started a tv program for children and teens called “La Bola de Cristal” (The Crystal Ball). It was a very experimental program broadcasted on Saturday’s mornings and with clear segments for every age.
Lolo Rico, the creator of the program, summoned a lot of pop-rock-alternative-punk bands, the bands created songs for the children’s sections, she recorded a lot of video clips for the bands with a higher standard that the ones that were made then by the music companies for the teens’ sections.
La Bola de Cristal, eso era maravilloso. Cómo echo de menos programas así.
Auuuuuuuuu🇲🇽❤🇪🇸😉 La mejor para mi de la Unión viva 80's❤👐👐👐👐
Criminally underrated band. These guys deserved more recognition than that they actually obtained. So glad you found out about them, as always enjoyed every minute of it.
One of my favourite songs of the "Rock en tu idioma" Movement
One of the classiest songs sung in Spanish, but it clearly transmits a lovely Parisian atmosphere.
Frank! thank you so much for reviewing this one! One of my favorites, a true classic of the Spanish New Wave in the 80’s.
Classic song. Still very popular in Rock en Español clubs.
I was waiting for this reaction! Incredible song. Great reaction, Frank ❤
Thus begins the story "The Wolf-Man", by the French playwright and musician Boris Vian (1920 - 1959), perhaps best known for his bestselling black novel, signed under the pseudonym Vernon Sullivan ("I will spit on your grave", for example) that for his story work.
In this story of "The Wolf-Man", Vian breaks with the literary tradition of lycanthropy (people who transform into wolves on full moon nights) and takes a twist to the popular myth.
Werewolf...
One of my faves ✨ thank you for this!
La Union is from Madrid, Spain. It was very popular in Mexico in the 80's The wolf that turned Dennisse into a man
Essa musica é maravilhosa esta entre as tres melhores New Wave q eu escutei, junto a Take On Me e I Ran.
This song was also very popular in Peru in the 80s along with MECANO, DUNCAN DHU, ALASKA Y DINARAMA, NACHA POP, CADILLAC and many others from the Spanish wave together with the master from Argentina and Mexico.
Thank you Frank.
Buenísimo!!! ya no me acordaba de esta canción, pero sin duda es un clásico del rock/new wave de los 80's en español. En Argentina sonó muchísimo, al menos yo recuerdo haberla oído infinidad de veces en la radio. Nunca había visto el vídeo. Gracias Frank por hacerme recordar.
Pure Spanish 80's Pop. La Union was not the best band for me but this was a hit and their best song by far. Other groups very influence by new wave as you said and also very melodic: Duncan Dhu ,my favourite song: a un minuto de ti. Or later in the 2000's la oreja de van Gogh with the hit song: 20 de enero. When I was a kid my prejudices, labelled these bands as commercial Pop music, I used to hate them based on these prejudices. I enjoy this music now. Thanks for your reaction this makes me appreciate even more this music
I remember the cold winters at night out with my friends playing football or whatever play, with the smell of firecrackers blown up by our gang shortly before, it is Christmas time, and this song sounding on radios and TV all the time. THAT was a childhood to be lived.... The fabulous 80s.
La Unión was a very very very famous music band from Spain in 80´s and first 90´s.
They had a lot of hits like "Ella es un volcán", "Vivir al Este del Edén", "Syldavia", "Maracaibo", "Más y más" and of course "Lobo-hombre en París" that was the theme that make them famous.
In 1991 they recorded one of their concerts and it is considered a great disc and their best greatest hits "Tren de largo recorrido"
Oh my god one of the best songs ever by La Unión very classic......amazing
En El Salvador 🇸🇻 esta canción y esta banda son muy populares.
La banda favorita de mi mamá 💕
Otro grupo que me encanta, La Union!!me remonta a mi infancia/adolescencia!!! Saludos!
This song was a big hit in Mexico, is a clasic. If you are a fan of spanish rock you know this song but I don´t know if this band has other hits.
I personally love the spanish bands HOMBRES G and MECANO you HAVE to listen to them. They were huge in Spain and latinamerica.
Hell yeah bro this was a great hit back in the 80s every rock en español lover knows this
One of my all-time faves, when I first discovered it in the late 90s. 🤩
Wonderful band from Spain
Me causa nostalgia, yo era una niña cuando salió todo éste género de rock en tu idioma.
In central america this song hits hard even to this day.
Great song! It's inspired on a book
One of the earliest "Rock en Español" songs I ever heard. I was really fond of it back then, but I would lie if I said it was popular in my country as only a few underground followers of that type of music existed here back then. I am proud to say I was among those crazy outliers.
Where are you from?
With all the respect on apreciación and opinion....un my humble view nothing, nothing Is like Soda...nothing Frankie... keep on reacting..you are an original..follow you always, hugs from Argentina, bravo Frankie!!
This song is classic !!! The video and song were different because they sing about a drag queen in Paris and they make the comparison between a werewolf and a drag queen! This song and video changed the way Latin people understood gender and different things that were not discussed before this video. I am from Guatemala and I grew up with this song as a reference of what great Latin music is supposed to sound! The sax is AMAZING
No sé de dónde has sacado lo de la drag queen. La canción no va sobre drag queens.
Always a pleasure watching you react to a great, classic song. Thanks for sharing and reacting.
Very nice song from the eighties, in that time there were a lot of great bands of the "rock en español" movement, like Mecano, Duncan Dhu, Los Abuelos de la Nada, Alaska y Dinarama, Fobia, Café Tacuba, El Último de la Fila and of course Caifanes and Soda Stereo. I recommend you react to El último de la fila song "El loco de la calle". Greetings from Mexico!
ohhh I love "El loco de la calle"!
@@michalperach984 Me too, great song from Spain! Hope Frank react to it!
Lobre hombre en Paris from Spain band La Union. Is a massive hit song in latinoamerica and spain. The story is about a wolf who wanna be human.
Super popular band from the 80's and early 90's that came out of Spain. In those days (80's) there was a movement called "Rock en tu idioma" (Rock in your language) and there was a boom of bands from all over Latin America and Spain. [Spain: Toreros muertos, Duncan duh, Hombres G, La unión, Mecano, etc] [Mexico: Caifanes, Santa Sabina, Maldita Vecindad, Kenny y los eléctricos, etc] [Argentina: Enanitos Verdes, Soda Stereo, Charly Garcia, Miguel Mateos, etc] and long list of one-hit wonders...
I love this song!
Si al menos aquí en lima perú si fue muy conocida sobre todo en grupos de gente new wave y de sitios new wave
Indeed it's a great video.
Great song! Thank Frank!
Danza invisible - Sin aliento
Danza invisible - Agua sin sueño
Amazing bands of the Spanish eighties... LaUnion, Mecano, Radio Futura, Loquillo y los trogloditas, Alaska y los Pegamoides, Nacha Pop and so many others. You should check them out Frank! They will blow your mind as they have done in Spain for generations
I discovered this song last year and it's one of my favorites.
Great reaction Frank. 👌👌., La Unión también tienen más canciones como: "Vivir al este del Edén", "Maracaibo", Dónde estabais", "Negrita" , "Falso Amor".
Se me vienen a la mente muchos buenos grupos de rock en en español de los 80's. como:
-DUN CAN DHU "(From Spain) En algún lugar", -NASHA POP: "Vístete", "Lucha de Gigantes", "Asustado estoy", "Persiguiendo Sombras", "Lágrimas al Suelo".
-G.I.T: (From Argentina)"Es por amor" "Más bien menos mal", "Siempre fuiste mi amor", "La calle es su lugar", etc. G.I.T. (son las iniciales de sus integrantes: Guyot, Iturri y Tot), grupo argentino que tuvo como productor de su 1er. disco a Charly Garcia.👌👌.
-ENANITOS VERDES (Argentina) : "La Muralla Verde", "Te ví en un tren", "Lamento Boliviano", "Tus Viejas Cartas", etc.
-MIGUEL MATEOS (Argentina): "Cuando Seas Grande", "Bailo con mi sombra", "Atado a un sentumiento", "Es tan Fácil romper un Corazón", "Llámame, si Me Necesitas", "Y Sin Pensar", "Lola", " Beso Francés", "Si tuvieramos Alas", "Solos en América", "Desnúdame", "Tirar los Muros Abajo".
-OCEANO (Panamá): " El Derramó Su amor por tí).
-NEON (México): " Juegos de Amor".
- TIJUANA NO! (México): "Pobre De Tí".
- LOS PRISIONEROS (Chile): "Tren Al Sur", "Corazones Rojos", "Amiga Mía", "Estrechez de Corazón"
- LA CASTAÑEDA (México) "Noches De Tu Piel", "Cautivo de la Calle".
- TOREROS MUERTOS (Spain): "Yo no me llamo Javier", "Mi Agüita Amarilla".
-HOMBRES G (Spain): "Devuelveme a mi chica", " Te Quiero", "El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo", " Martha tiene un marcapasos", "Venezia".
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Y muchos más como: MECANO (Spain), MANÁ (México), ROSTROS OCULTOS (México), VON Y LOS ENEMIGOS DEL SILENCIO (México), LA MALDITA VECINDAD (México), VENI VIDII VICI (Spain), LOS ABUELIS DE LA NADA, VIRUS, JOAQUIN SABINA, etc, etc. etc...
Maria Burruel Radio Futura , por Dios , tenía unas letras maravillosas !
@@1900VIRGINIABA ...Siiiii, cómo puede ser que lo omití!! "La Escuela de Calor", "Veneno en la Piel" 👌👌👌
when i first heard this classic it was loved immediately by me maybe 5 or 6 years ago LA UNION WEREWOLF IN PARIS. HOMBRE LOBO EN PARIS
Oh que buen recuerdo!!temazo 👏👏👏
Now... These was a REACTION. We have, cinema, gooood music, great band, and SOME DANCING...😜😜😜.
Please dear Frank, you must give a name to that move.. Frankpedaling or something like that.. HA!!! 😘😘😘.
I LOOOOVE THIS REACTION!!!!..
Good morning, I like this song 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
You DEFINITELY MUST listen MECANO the most important and recognized Spanish Band .
Early Mecano is awesome, they changed a bit in the 90s
no entendi casi nada de inngles, pero solo por reaccionar a esta leyenda de musica. te agradesco :)
This was a hit in Spain in 1984 for sure.
This song is still popular, people always sings it if it comes on, and in karaoke people join in.
It's a classic of classics here in Mexico... I was born un 1984
¡Esa cambio me trae unos recuerdos maravillosos! 🥰
Yes, thanks frank 👍👍
The video is a piece of art.
“If you don’t know how to get laid, don’t get laid.” 🤣🤣🤣 I’ve always loved this song but I didn’t know there was a video for it. It’s so interesting, I love that it’s black & white.
Gran tema, espectacular!!!
Frank this song wasn’t popular here in South America.... it is still popular, one of the few songs that have transcended generations in this continent. You can hear it on radio stations today in Colombia at least.
"Rock en tu idioma" was Hispanoamerica's answer to new wave. It is very interesting what spanish speaking artists came up with, specially from the places that had just escaped from the dictators installed by the CIA during the 70's, it was a real challenge. Bands like Los Prisioneros were politically persecuted. You have already listened to -El Baile de los que sobran- so you can take from it part of the context.
Frank Radio Futura Band or Gabinete Caligary for when??
You should see the other music video for this song. It’s just the band performing the song. It’s simple but nice 👌🏽
Was very popular in México the y have Great songs like sildavia and donde estabais
Temazo!!!!!!
They have a version francaise loup garou a Paris. Yep they are classic. Also watch Si tu quisieras one of their best ballads
I love that you reacted to this song it's been so long since I heard it. Yes I remember be this being part of the rock been turned idoma (rock in your language). I heard it in High school. When I played it my mom asked "who's this again? They sound familiar" I said the name, played it again. Then it was like a time wrap mom became 80s mom.😂 I was born in 93 and but I still have the image of her perm in my head. Which stopped in 1990.
Sounds a lot like 80’s goth rock. The bass and his voice especially.
You have been reacting to great hispanic classics!!! So cool 💕
Another one of my favorites. I've never seen this video though
Based in the book by Boris vian (wolf-man)
“If you don’t know how to get laid don’t get laid” lmfao 😂😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
One of the best baselines ever, great reaction Frank
Congratulations on your 100K subscribers... beforehand.
The video is a masterpiece
Lobo hombre en París... Great 80s hit. It seems you really liked it; I am sure you'll enjoy the version from The Mills.
You might as well listen to some other songs from them like Babel or Amor depredador.
Ok, is not about a man turning into a wolf (a werewolf), but a WOLF turning into a man because a wizard of Siam bit him. Then he walks for the streets of Paris and meet a woman... but she doesn't wanted him, but his money, so the wolf inside him exploded out... and so on.
Its a song inspired by the book Le Loup Garou (The Wolf-Man), by the French writer and journalist, Boris Vian.
And yes, I'm from Mexico and we used to found this song even in the soup. In fact, I bought the cassette.