I thought you were going to learn Spanish so you can translate them yourself. 😁

I look for this tipo de comentarios all day! haha, good one!! (buenisimo)

I've really been considering this so I can go watch them somewhere in Mexico. While they always leave it on the field when they play live, I bet there's a little extra that they find for those hometown performances.

Estamos igual.

Jajajajajajajajajajajaja estoy igual

Jajajaj si, yo igual

Wow yo voy a aprender ingles recién 😂 para poder ver videos en ingles

And her smile is disarming! You cannot see her smile and not smile yourself.

Only responds to the clumsiness of the conductors of the program. They made the mistake of turning their backs on him.

Lol!

a mi me paso que hace dos años las escuche y no he parado de escucharlas vinieron a colombia tocaron a rock al parque y no pude ir. me lo voy a lamentar para toda la vida ojala y vuelvan a colombia.

Haha, yes Pau speaks F*ing rápiado!!

Yes then after us asia is next!

I agree ☝🏼👍🏼

So?

And let’s not exclude the American English language stations too. But, I guess that’s how it is when a band is independent....it’s a big hurdle in the way of getting recognized.

@@joemusic2882 that's y I mentioned all those Univision and Telemundo owned tv stations in Texas. Most are Mexican focused and I'm surprised they wouldn't want a 3 Mexican teenage sisters rock band just over the border in Monterrey as some kind of a human interest story. Can't help but improve some morning shows rating at least. (Edited because I typed shoes, not shows. lol)

YupIHaveOne They sing in English so that means a lot of Mexicans don’t listen to them because they don’t understand the lyrics

@@joemusic2882 Then guess it's time to premiere a song written in Spanish that they have hinted at. Couldn't hurt. But at least at the Texas Spanish language network stations u gotta know that the majority of watchers speak English as well. Any inroads to American tv is a help for them.

Quisier ver que algún grupo de rock fuera capaz de hacer tan buenas versiones acústicas de sus canciones como ellas.

It looks like it

Yes, it's a Martin BCPA-4.

Es acústica la cosa.

@@cesarayala532 claro, estaría bien que las vieran en TV dándole con todo. Pero vale..

Tengo entendido que, cuando las condiciones del set o del programa en sí, no se "ajustan" para que toquen con todo su equipo (batería y amplificadores), prefieren tocar acústico que hacer Play Back

@@yarda64 así es, hicieron un play back de niñas, porque no les quedó más remedio y dijeron que no lo volverían a hacer. Sus acústicos son muy buenos, pero sería bueno que las vieran por TV con todo el power. 😁

macondo 9 And I’m sure she could do it very well. She’s just too good to be on that one single drum with a towel over it.

macondo 9 Haha! So true! And I was waiting for Ale to jump off that stool so she can get those legs kicking. 😊

jijijiji bongo bongos yeah! 😆🤘🏻

@@agustinmanyari hahahaha

Ben Johnson Some of the interviews are with English subtitles. I wish this one was too 🙁

Take lessons here. 🤘 kzfaq.info/love/uKqG0lCBRdjGLJx4s4NVgAvideos

That was funny when she said that on the live stream. :-)

Christopher, it was so cool and quite a surprise to many of us (the time was midnight in India). This is the best education these girls could get. The real world is going to teach them more than any college ever could. 4 odd year ago when we first saw their Enter Sandman cover even Dany was little. Now she has grown in confidence and panache. Their parents and mentors have been guiding them right and we can only hope that TW goes from strength to strength. The chutzpah and gumption these three little girls have at 19/17/15 is fantastic. Go The Warning. The world is your oyster.

@@navinadv Not to nitpick, but Ale is actually only 14. It was hard to hear her, because she seems so shy and quiet. But she sure isn't shy or quiet on stage with that bass in her hands. And agree with your point. Every experience they have helps them to grow as a band and as individuals.

Christopher wow 14! I believe they were born in 2000, 02 and 04. Anyway they are all lovely girls. My son is also 02 born and try as I might I could never interest him in playing music to this level (he plays a little). While all 3 girls are very good I do also see room for improvement. The way Dany holds her pick for example, will limit her picking speed, also the way Pau holds her snare stick (left hand). I would say they need to study SRV, Buddy Rich and Larry Graham (Sly and the family stone) respectively to widen their repertoire. I saw a video where Enrique Gonzales (Bugs) has already asked Pau to experiment with a more “traditional” grip for the snare hand so they are getting a lot of good guidance. They are young and they will learn; right now my only hope is that they do not burn out.

@@navinadv Correct...Dany turned 19 in Jan, Pau turned 17 in Feb, and Ale turned 14 last Dec. Bottom line, they are all still very young. Watching their progression over the last 4 years has been something. The difference from the first EP to now is remarkable and they will continue to learn, grow and evolve. I recently spent an inordinate amount of time on a drumming forum (considering I don't even play drums) "listening" to them argue/debate about the "proper" or "best" way to hold sticks. It was fascinating, but there was definitely no consensus to be had. And I too have noticed how Dany holds the pick. It wouldn't be comfortable for me. I actually vary my grip, and even which part of the pick I use, depending on what I'm playing. But I'm sure Dany is getting advice from much better players than me. As far as "burn out" goes, there doesn't seem to be any danger of that at the moment. They truly seem to love what they are doing, and that is the main thing. If it ever stops being fun for them that will be the time to maybe step back and rethink things. For now I say Rock On, The Warning!

Tendrán un concierto en Monterrey México por lo mismo la publicidad en las Televisoras Mexicanas. Cuándo sea la gira por U.S todo será en inglés.

Pau can't play the guitar. Dani's guitar sounds okay to me anyway, it is the sound engineer's job to get the balance right.

@@terryabbott9534 i know pau can't. To me there is no richness of sound from danys guitar that's the guitar not the sound engineer. Never sounds full and rich. Right now in general this is ok compared to there regular shows it pales. Ale looks uncomfortable too

@@allensaunders449Yeah, I think Ale is a bit shy. Dani should use a 12 string guitar, perhaps.

@@terryabbott9534 they will get it right over time.

They’re doing nothing wrong, liked I’ve said previously when you made the same comment...at best I’d try a bit of reverb or compression on Dany’s acoustic, it might be the sound you are looking for!!

BgJak073 A cajon or bongos would sound great

Wouldn't be acoustic now would it? :D That Roland drum machine Bonham used is really cool though.

@@japhy4529 True. But, I feel the audience isn't understanding how amazing, and integral, and important she is to the sound. It's like half the songs missing.

Hoy

Sinister Smiles, del disco Queen of the Murder Scene

@@yarda64 Gracias 👍