This version of the video seems to have cut immediately when the song ended which is unfortunate because that moment she needs after the final note just to compose herself is sort of an important part of the performance. It shows just how invested she was emotionally... It also allows the viewer a moment to do the same

we need more lara plz

Many professional singers regards Lara's every performance as a Master Class and we can see why. Stunningly beautiful voice.

The lyrics are heartbreaking... Her performance is next level... We love Lara❤️

This song brings tears every damn time🥺

For non French speaking people (like me) this gets way more emotional with captions on. You really get her emotions understanding her words...

Absolutely my favourite performance with Lara Fabian. Masterful.

Great reaction to the fabulous Lara Fabian, that was a timeless masterclass, perfect in every way 🎶 ❤ 🎶

The intensity of this song and her performance always brings tears to my eyes. Like it's an instant reaction, that long note at the end = give me tissues lol

No comment! Just ...👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

I love this performance, glad you reacted to it! Also don’t worry, you pronounced it right, malade with a silent e. In french, often letters are silent when speaking but pronounced when sung - so in the song, it’s 3 syllables because of the melody etc.

You really are a professional singer. You have full knowledge of vocal techniques & dynamics of singing. I enjoy watching reactors like you as oppose to the numerous reactors who can only say "Beautiful voice. Great performance." Many such reactors are on KZfaq only to collect views & earn money but they have no knowledge about vocal techniques. I like you. I will subscribe.

Sam, thank you for another Lara reaction and for helping me understand how this amazing piece of artistic excellence was created. Like others, I wish you had shown the lyrics to understand how every part of her was used to communicate them. Also, I was sorry that you didn't comment on her intense immersion into character at the begining, and how it took her a full minute after the end of the song, where she was shaking with emotion, to return to herself. I know this isn't singing but it is what makes her an artist, not just a singer.

You pronounced "malade" very well, we do indeed say "malad" the e is always muted but in poetry as well as in songs writing, it is allowed to pronounce the e for reason of rhythmic or cadence or for artistic effect. ⚜

Thank you for reacting to this, and yes, you should react to many of her masterpieces. And make sure that you react to her live performances. You won’t regret it. Her live performances are genuinely soul-touching, and she should be studied by anybody striving to be an Exquisite Singer, performer, singer-songwriter, and so on. Last but not least, she is a beautiful human being and a home model for a new generation of new artists coming up, one of them being Dimash and others. Thanks again! We love you, #LaraFabian 💛💚💙🇧🇷

Lara is recognized as one of the best vocalist ever seen on earth and all professionals list her in the top vocalist tier with Barbra, Whitney, Mariah, Celine, Lisa Fischer, .... We can debate her rank in this list (in my personal view she tops these) but she is there. There are also a few vocal characteristics that are her signature: her famous resonance for instance that allows her to sing without mic in venues with 8,000 attendees. Her nickname in the singing world is "the ring" due to this. I would also list her amazing phrasing, breath management and her pleasant tone even when belting in her upper register. So she is one of the best vocalist ever, but on top of that, she adds a few things that make her an absolute package with no equivalence: • she speaks 4 languages fluently (french, italian, english, spanish) and has sung in 12 languages in total • she is an amazing song writer and wrote lyrics for most her songs, in the 4 languages she speaks. She often co-compose the music with the composer. • she acts and performs on stage as nobody else, she colors and reveals the meaning of every single word in the songs, and her ability to emote, to draw you in is second to none • she is the sweetest soul on earth, very humble, down to earth and benevolent. She likes to meet others, and her fans are always pleasantly surprised when this happens A quick background on her and her career: She is belgian, but also has italian roots (her mother is from sicilia). She was raised in both countries so she speaks both french and italian as native languages. She has been classically trained on vocal, piano and songs composition for 10 years ( from 8 to 18) in the Brussels Royal Conservatory. She is still having vocal lessons and training several times a week today. She started her career in Canada in the early 90s, more precisely in Quebec, the french-speaking part of Canada. She now lives in Montreal and has also Canadian citizenship She became very famous there and then conquered France in 1997 if I remember well (she topped charts there and some of her songs such as "Je t'aime" or "Tout" became classics of the french music). in 2000, she was about to penetrate the US Market. Her first english song (I will love again), a pop dance song, reached number one on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her Album ("Lara Fabian") was about to become a massive hit, and the concert "From Lara With Love" was recorded to be broadcasted everywhere in the US. This concert is legendary and the song you just reviewed is from this concert. But a dispute with Sony on artistry directions, and the will from Celine Dion's staff to block her progress in the US, completely broke this plan. She thus refocused back on Europe and made huge success there, extending her reach to Eastern Europe and Asia where she became an absolute superstar thru her collaboration with Igor Krutoy during several years. She is also a star in Brazil as her song "Love By Grace" used as the soundtrack for a very famous soap opera topped the charts for months. Many of her songs became classics and were covered by the other singing legends: Barbra Streisand, Shirley Bassey, Josh Groban, … With her success in Europe, Brazil and part of Asia, she is the inspiration of the new generation of vocalists: most of them are coming from there. Thru their covers of Lara Fabian songs, USA is now rediscovering her. She is Dimash's idol: I’ve read somewhere that, when he was a child, he was listening her songs every night to get asleep. He covered many of her songs (that she wrote and performed originally). Out of my mind I can list: • Adagio, • Mademoiselle Hyde, • Know, • Love of tired swans, She also wrote the lyrics of his song « Your Love ». She covered « Love is like a dream » before him (song from Igor Krutoy originally performed by Alla Pugacheva) And they performed Ti Amo Cosi together with Aida Garafulina. This is a song that she wrote with Igor Krutoy and performed initially with Dmitriy Hvorostovsky and Alina Yaroyava. Dimash is now also working with Igor Krutoy. Many other top vocalists from the current generation covered her songs: • Floor Jansen (Adagio) • Polina Gagarina (Adagio, Je t’aime) • Diana Ankudinova (Tomorrow is a lie) • Morissette Amon (Broken Vow) • Gabriel Henrique (Love by Grace) • Cakra Khan (Broken Vow) • Katrina Velarde (Broken Vow) • Giulia Falcone (Adagio, Caruso, Je suis malade) • .... Today , she is 52 yo but she his still singing with her resonant belts, her magnificent tone, her stage presence, her artistry, her commitments to lyrics, story and emotions. She has used her vocal skills to work around the impact of ageing on her voice. Sorry if I was long, but I hope this gives some context on Lara. If you explore more of her songs, you will soon be hooked, I'm sure.

Hello Sam, finaly Lara is back! ;) just suscribed! Try some opera with her version of « Caruso » you will like it! Cheers

10:52 hahaha that’s Lara, she’s a princess like snow white, animals gather as she sing 😂

Thank you for reacting to Lara.She really deserves more attention as a singer,a songwriter and a beautiful human being.

You’re not from here is another masterpiece from this same show, Broken Vow too 👌🏻

Lovely reaction! You are very pleasant to watch as Lara! Very original!

I did love your new reaction to Lara, as I did for Adagio. I subscribed hoping you will return soon with a new Lara reaction. Some comments: - you should review again this performance with the english subtitles. There are videos providing this. You will discover deep and poetic lyrics, and understand better the artistic choices made by Lara with the story context. - also please pick a video that allows you to see the minute after Lara’s final note. She was so emotionally invested in the song that she is shaking and it took her 1 mn to come back to reality. - her amazing phrasing and her ability to switch from speaking to singing, from chest to mixed to head voice within the same breath are just one of her vocal signature. She has even more skills in her toolset. I will post another comment giving more details on Lara’s background and career and why she is a super star in most of the world (except english-speaking countries) and the reference of the new vocalists generation. Thru their covers USA, UK, … are now discovering her.

Please react more to her, I find it so educational when you break down her singing, compared to some other artists you react to..Thank you for a beautiful educational journey on how Lara sings, but also just singing in general.

Just for kicks I've been watching a bunch of vocal teachers/coaches/experts react to Lara in the last couple of hours. And I'd just like to let you know that you have one of the clearest, and succinct, observations and explanations of the lot. You're also really good at explaining the technical aspects of what you notice in her voice and performance. A lot of those I've seen have difficulty "translating" singer lingo (of which I understand quite a bit) into terminology and definitions that someone who isn't as "educated" would understand. Kudos. That's not easy.

Je suis malade (song) The real story of the song When the song was written, Lara Fabian was only 3 years old. Je suis malade is a song by Serge Lama, released in 1973 as a single and on the album Je suis malade. Written by Serge Lama on a music composed by Alice Dona, the song became the most emblematic title of the repertoire of Serge Lama who regularly takes it on stage 3. History The song Je suis malade was inspired by a real heartbreak of Serge Lama, the story of a long secret relationship. In 1969, the singer met Michèle Potier in Chamonix. Love was a certainty, but neither of them was free: he had married Daisy Brun, his press agent, in 1968, and she was married and had a son. They love each other in secret for several years and promise to regain their freedom, but Michèle hesitates and finally flees him and settles in Morocco for professional reasons. Lama is desperate, he wants to put words on his pain without succeeding, until the day he confides in his friend Alice Dona: "this story hurts me, it makes me sick. Back home, at the piano, Alice Dona, composes in a few hours a melody [...], that very quickly, she makes the singer listen. It was a revelation and Serge Lama wrote almost the entire text in one go. He will say later "The 80% of the song I wrote in 20 minutes, it's almost a shame [...] it came out of my heart so much that I [...] immediately felt that this song had something that the others didn't have". However, nothing is done. His record company Philips does not believe in the song and to impose it Lama threatens to leave if he is refused to record it3. He wins his case and soon Je suis malade is released as a single. Unfortunately, the radio programmers prefer the B side, the lively and cheerful song Les P'tites Femmes de Pigalle which becomes a hit6. At every opportunity, however, Lama sings Je suis malade, on television, on stage [...], recognition will come, not (in this period), through him, but from a cover by Dalida very touched by the subject of the song and whose inspired and desperate interpretation will seduce the public. After that, Serge Lama's popularity was turned upside down and he definitely became a recognized and popular singer-songwriter4. Many years later, the artist confides: "An LP of Serge Lama at the time it was worth 4000-5000 albums [...] But after Les Ballons rougesNote 1 it is 1 million4." Recognition came for the creator of Je suis malade, in 1974, when one evening on the stage of the Olympia in Paris, Serge Lama completed the song by interpreting it without a microphone a cappella in front of an audience conquered by a triumph. Another happiness, the return of Michele, free and together, they give birth to a boy named Frederic in 1981 and marry ten years later8. Michèle died in 2016 at 71 years, victim of a stroke9. Her death gives the song another dimension, Lama who has not given up singing it on stage says: "Every night when this song comes, I know it is an obstacle that must be jumped [...], it usually takes me a minute to recover [...], this song deserves to be given everything". Words on behalf of the father Je suis malade is doubly autobiographical for the singer-songwriter who includes in this story of desperate love feelings from his childhood. The anger, the suffering that Serge Lama expresses with the verses "I am sick as when my mother went out in the evening, And that she left me alone with my despair" or "I am like an orphan in a dormitory". These words to the attention of his lover to whom he reproaches his decline, it is in fact to his mother that he addresses them, casting himself in the skin of his father, formerly a singer of operetta in search of success, who, pushed by his wife, gave up his career [...]. This father to whom Lama "lends his voice" when he claims: "You deprived me of all my songs, You emptied me of all my words, Yet I had talent before your skin. This period of his childhood, Lama has already evoked it in the song half sweet and half bitter Le temps de la rengaine (in 1968 it opens the album D'aventures en aventures): "[...] Mama dreamed that she had a real kitchen, While Daddy was barking at the Capucines, It was a nice time that this time [...], One day daddy sold margarine, So that mommy could sing in her kitchen, It was a hard time that time, I have tears in my eyes when I think of all that". Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Gracias por reaccionar a la gran Lara favian

Lara is one of a kind! On a good day (for others) they can compare to her, but on a good day for her, just nothing compares. She's not singing, she's becoming the emotions of the lyrics she performs. She just grabs your heart in her hand, and when it comes to the really emotional parts of a song, you will feel her nails dig in. You will enjoy it, and want more of it.

Wow beautiful ❤️ voice beautiful song ❣️

Great reaction. First time watching you. Really liked how you experienced the performance. She is one of the finest performers of all time. Check out her live versions of Adagio, Broken Vow, Caruso.

I can’t believe I didn’t get this recommendation when it was posted. I watched your last Lara reaction like 6 times. Can’t wait next. … you should check out her “Extrait de Yentl” from her Pure concert. .

You pronounced "malade" correctly the first time, coach. She added the ending vowel sound for artistic colouring.

Where's the sun Sam? dang brother, if you go more pale you need a green screen and project a more tanned version of yourself, because you're almost fading away 😛 And thanks for listening and analysing this great song and artist, she's special for sure.

Fantastic reaction!! Thanks for reacting to Lara Fabian.

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I very much enjoy your reactions and analysis-- I learn a lot about the mechanics of the voice. Thanks! And just a note on the pronunciation of French when singing... When the word "malade" is used in normal speech it comes out as "mu(h)-LAHD." In a song, particularly in a terminal position, the sound is hardened, as you heard with Lara: "muh-LAH-DUH." That "e" on the end of the word drops in and extends the sound a bit more, laying some depth on the consonant ahead of it, the "d." This is a peculiarity in French-language singing (and poetry!) because an invariable (gender-free) adjective such as malade, which is pronounced the same way in spoken French irrespective of the subject's gender, picks up a syllable it doesn't have in normal speech. (It is also spelled the same way, I might add.) Formal French-language poetry has strict rules governing the pronunciation of terminal vowels, to ensure proper syllable counts. Song lyrics have more generalized rules and a singer can make a choice for stylistic reasons. Most often, terminal vowels are pronounced when the word is at the end of a line. Even before the end of a line, though, vowels can be fluid: Claudio Capéo, for instance, picks and chooses on the word l’âme in "Ca va ça va." kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o71xoM55prWcpZ8.html Long story short, when you say the title of this song, it is mu(h)-LAHD. In the song itself, it becomes muh-LAH-DUH, which Miss Fabian really draws out to make sure we know she is truly sick. Again, thanks for your analysis. Quite good.

Thank you! More Lara please.

I simply LOVE , ADORE your reaction!!!!

This was months ago but I think you would appreciate a lot her performance of You're Not From Here or Broken Vow. Broken Vow is heartbreaking, gorgeous, and the notes are to die for, and then You're Not From Here is like if a marathon was a slow burn

I really was waoting u to react to this one … love ur reaction and much love from Morocco. Please react to more of her , as « BROKEN VOW » and « YOU’RE NOT FROM HERE »

Her Tango live is breathtaking..

Love your reactions, but you did the unthinkable; 'Je Suis Malade' without lyrics/subs!! What in the world! 😉 Only half-kidding. I know there's no pleasing everyone, but for Je Suis Malade and many of her other performances the lyrics are very beautiful and essential to the storytelling and overall impact of the performance. Also applies to Caruso and Perdere L'amore (same concert) and, Llora (Moscow concert)

The outros get me everytime! 🤣🤣🤣

Wow great stuff, you are great at this, at least for me. I cam eback to watch this again, Ty! Lara kills me, 14 changes in a phrase. Effortlessly. Incomparable.

I suggest that you react to Lara Fabian "I guess I loved you" acoustic version, please.

Loved your reaction.

I love the technical insights you give. Thank you. Also, you pronounced it right. "Malade" is like mahlahd. But in singing in some languages such as Spanish and French, they add extra usually unpronounced sounds at the end of some words, for stylistic reasons. Her stylistic choice to make the twang near the end was to show self disgust. She's thinking about how she will end up, talking to herself, near her radio, hearing her own voice still saying "I'm sick". It's disgust she is expressing there.

You should stay looking to de 20 seconds after she stops singing and how she stays in character. This is a masterclass. You also should look and listen to her version of Barbara Streisands Yentle. It is simply breathteaking.

Finally !! Thank you for sharing !!! 😁👍👍👍👍

Superb analysis, SAM. If you'd like to do more here's some info and links: Lara Fabian is a Canadian of Belgium birth and Italian/Franco/Flemish cultural heritage. Lara spent a decade in a Brussels Conservatory studying piano, composition, and voice. Lara is a full lyric soprano with a vocal range that spans three octaves (A5, B4, BB4, C3, C5, C#5, D5, E5, EB5, F5, F#5, G5) in live performances. She is multilingual; in fact, she speaks French, Italian, Spanish, and English and has sung in 12. Lara, who describes herself as a songwriter/singer, has sold over 30 million records and plays to sold-out venues worldwide. She lives in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with her husband and daughter. A “50 at 50” - fifty live performances celebrating her 50th birthday had to be cancelled due to COVID-19 but will be rescheduled as “The Best of Lara”. ENGLISH “Broken Vow” (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obByeqZ6nce3dWg.html “Adagio” (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNefhpB8tLK6j2g.html “You're Not From Here” (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNxoi6mJsL62fH0.html “I am who I Am” (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hN-aeKVqzLCwnYE.html “Love by Grace’ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcp9grCjtbadj6s.html “Mademoiselle Hyde’ (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etuDd8ebupq3aIE.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbamfKar0N3GoIU.html “Growing Wings” (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/it50m8eGy7HdfHk.html « I will love again” kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqinlad6nJ2Vio0.html « Extrait de Yentl » cover of Barbara Streisand kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nN2ihZx3ysiUm5s.html « I am a WA” kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o6yWZJWEz8DWdIE.html FRENCH “Je suis malade” de/by Serge Lama : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htKGh9yT0KvMiGg.html « je t’aime’ (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q6h7ZZp-x8yvl3k.html “La difference’ (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l92biKmjtda7nqs.html “Par ce que tu pars » (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKmTdMVkuraZkXU.html “Si tu m'aimes’ (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jp1lY9dkzZjWh58.html « Immortelle (written by Lara) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9-ihZaitNOyYGg.html « Tango” (written by Lara) “m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9ZhiNV837_YmWQ.html “Ma vie dans la tienne » (written by Lara) m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNOkbNOWxsDLc30.html “Par Amour” (written by Lara) m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNCih8dpu8u0Zmg.html “Papillon (Butterfly) written by Lara kzfaq.info/get/bejne/muCHnNeQ0svae2Q.html “Tout’ written by Lara kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZOhlq-Snti2g2Q.html ITALIAN “Caruso” kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLZiftF9ytO4Z2w.html “Perdere L'amore” kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o8mdm6aXrZ-zloU.html « La Traviata’ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNSeeNyLsa2yXXk.html RUSSIAN « Lebedy » kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJ2UedqBqNveZ4k.html DUOS « Requiem pour un fou » avec/with Johnny Hallyday : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hq6nfKlnz9Ozc40.html « Ti Amo Cosi” Dimash, Lara, Aida: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jseBecmiqJnQnok.html “ The love of Tired Swans” Dimash, Lara: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jrB7orl91JvZeok.html « Know” Dimash, Lara: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNmYfqqc2tmlnqM.html

I don't speak French, but I'm getting that she has been hurt. I'm hunting whoever hurt this Angel. Wow.

You should look up the English translation of this song. Such a sad song.

You said, “actually, it’s been like four months since I listened to Lara Fabian” how can you possibly hold out that long?!

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Again, You explained well all important moments in this extraordinary singing and amazing performance. And your voice is also good. You could make male cover for this song.

The French word is actually pronounced "muh-lahd". She is using poetic license to pronounce it as "muh-lahd-UH" for emphasis.

Your prononciation of "malade" was right, the final E is silent (except in the south of France lol), it is only prononced here to fit the song

If you are interested, there is another performance of this song, from 2001 I think, on KZfaq where she sings a capella with no mic at all and still fills the amphitheatre.

I can recommend her version of Caruso as well! She is amazing 🥰

Please react to Lara's You're Not From Here. Absolutely stunning performance.

I seriously thought you had already reacted to this, as most reactors start with this song !

Please react to her singing Dites-moi pourquoi. The live version.

Nice! Please react to Diana Ankudinova - Can't Help Falling in Love!

react Caruso too please!

There is another live version of this where she sings that a capella part completely without a mic.

Would you be able to react to Tamino? You always give such incredible and in-depth analysis on technique and would love to hear your thoughts and reactions to his voice and singing style. Habibi, Sun May Shine and Indigo Night showcase his range well. Thank you for all the great videos, I've really learned a lot from them!

I would like you to react to a song by Diana Navarro the song is called "El perdón" she is a Spanish singer. Very versatile she sings different styles of music. With a very particular voice full of melismas.saludos

Can I make a request for a song? Have you heard of the Norwegian singer Sissel Kyrkjebø? She is the national treasure of Norway and has a unbelievable voice. Her voice can also be heard in the 1997 Titanic movie. Could you react to her performing "The Old Castle"? It's a great song.

the lyrik kills me

MAn when The Torrents got invented like 15 yrs ago I was 17ish I pirated this whole concerted sooo hard burn it on cd and gave it to all my friends hahaha dang 33 now getting old... It was on my WINAP music list to sleep Winamp does anyone remeber that ? And ofc me the teenager I had the biggest crush on her ... dang maybe I was a wierdo but teens this days with their stupid reggeton or whatever is a called...

As I see in other comments, of course it's already powerful without understanding the lyrics, but I encourage anyone who doesn't understand French to watch the version of this song with subtitles. Every sentence is " acted " if I can say so. I think it's called "word painting". And by the way, very interisting epxlanations, thanks.

I love this song. Lara Fabien is an extraordinary singer. But I love the song even without that much technique. This song is from Serge Lama and originally sung by him. Is a totally different register. But the lyrics and the melody are so intense that it reallyworks on it's own

Regarding the nasal sound when she said "chantera", I see it as a tone of cynicism, judging from the idea being conveyed in that line.

React to Loren Allred in Never Enough please

You probably made the best analatical reaction to lara fabian's vocals. It was rzally interesting. Please, you M•U•S•T react to LARA FABIAN Yentl Medley 1997 (upscale version) when she was dressed in all white ! You must react to that. I am eager to watch you analyze that medley.

I would be really interested to see you reacting to Ailee's cover of 'I will always love you'! Everyone who doesn't know it is missing out :)

Hey!! Can you react to more Hamilton? Specially “Wait for it”

Hi! Heads up from Potugal... Love your reation... No captions? You'id "feel it" in a different way if you could understand the wheight of the lyric content of the song... Still, your eyebrows spoke a little bit, enough to get the overall feel for the emotion poured over every ounce of this performance... sheeers!!!!

:) 😂😂😂

Hello! Will you be reacting to any of the contestants for Eurovision? If so - Italy please! :-) As always, would love more Maneskin reactions. :-)

Can you please react to Bugoy Drilon's cover of the song "What's Up"? I love you reaction videos man

5: 03 When she pronounce "pour moi" (for me), it's a stammering. Prononciation is, on purpose, very bad, a bit in a "vulgar" way to mimic a drunk woman. Then at 5:05 going back to a clear voice. little amazing detail !

Could you please react to 'will you be there' by michael jackson ?

Awesome channel Sam. Very good reaction. I subscribe. Please react to Monica Naranjo - Enamorada (English version). She's amazing, one of the best female voices in the world. An incredible & powerful singer. A greeting from Spain. Link 😜👇👇

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I recommend you to watch Lara Fabians Je Suis Malade from other singers Karsu & Belle Perez. : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5ijptWnldXdZoE.html

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Not fast enough, mate 😝

If you want to react to great voices of music history, you MUST include Bette Midler. Like Lara, Bette is a singer/actress in the sense that she lives each and every emotion of her songs. Really worth reacting to, I recommend this version of the song "I Shal Be Released": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itymmK2I2t2aiKs.html

Time and again I wish I had full command of the French language. Not like I didn't try but it is hard to learn without being in France. Sure, good enough for being a tourist, not for a nice conversation. Regarding microphone handling take a look at Damian Wilson in Ayreon's 'And the Druids Turned to Stone'. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/orhdmdJ4sNnZo2Q.html

please please please check this one out it's very short i really want your option Diana Ankudinova at "ShowMASKgoon" - "Can't Help Falling in love" please do this for me ps.she just doesn't sing she uses her voice as an instrument

I’m French and i confirm : it’s « je suis maladE » 😊

Yeah yeah we know... it takes forever and it's BORING. No fun no exitment