Every time I hear this song I wonder what he's saying.

Hermano la salvación es algo que se gana Suelta tu mano del rencor y Despierta a una nueva luz adentro de ti Aunque tus hermanos intenten Sumirte en la oscuridad Translation: Brothers, salvation is something you earn Let your hand go of rancor and Awaken a new light inside of you Even though your brothers try To submit you to the darkness

Wasn’t Pau only 13? Yes, amazing.

The standout moment you mentionend is imho a signature moment for Pau, but also for the whole band. It displays so much passion and energy, and that is, what they always do.

My original comment here might come off a bit hostile, which was not at all my intention. Rather than describe his reaction as 'surprisingly underwhelming' I should have said 'surprisingly underwhelmed'. I really expected him to be more impressed and enthusiastic, is all. I always appreciate an honest reaction, rather than canned and forced positivity. And he wasn't negative, he simply wasn't blown away. Nothing wrong with that at all.

For what it was, coming into it blind, his response was reasonable. He had no understanding of the context, the ages of the band, or anything. As noted above, he said, "I'd go see them"... which is a pretty high complement for a band he'd never heard of.

'was joke🤣

If she is 18 now, how could she be 16 in 2018? 🙄

@@TheUnderdogDe That's not what the comment says at all.

She was almost 14 at the Lunario show. She got the Spector honor a couple of years later.

Someone said she got signed by Spector at 13. I know she got the bass during covid at 15yo. Spector uploaded the video giving her the bass in Oct 2020. She was 15 at the time. All of ERROR was recorded using it.

@@justinatest9456 You are correct, I misunderstood his comment.

He was introducing the band yes i guess, his main focus was introducing a band with a singing drummer. D2D is the go to song that everyone uses to showcase Pau as a drummer/vocalist, there isn't another option as all other songs she sings while playing drums are good songs but not great first impressions songs. Narcisista is not a good first impression because it's in Spanish but it's the second go to song after the person has been warned.

@@awadoma2702 I see your point but the new live Disciple video from the Teatro Metropolitan would work. While the lead vocals are split between Pau and Dany, Pau sings more of the lead lines. It's a super professional presentation and from August of 2022.

Couple things - one, your comment about poor and potentially harmful technique is not one I've considered before. While I could certainly see some shoulder strain with Pau always swinging for the fences the way she does, she has also been professionally trained from day one, so hopefully that's not the case. Two - when it comes to your typical drummer, to my uninformed eyes Pau is easily top 10% in energy and enthusiasm back there, and I'll take that anyday over someone with great ability and technique. Personally I want my drummer to lay the beat down with conviction, rather than tippy tap all over the song like a happy puppy. Three - she and the rest of the band are clearly very young here. And it doesn't matter which clip you choose or how young they were, right from day one Pau has shown an ability far, far beyond her age. I may not know anything about drums, but Pau is the first drummer to stand out to me since Dave Grohl, more than 30 years ago. Lol, God I sound ignorant.

@@justinatest9456 to you points: One - Pau messed up her hip in soundcheck of one of the Halestorm shows. To me, she's a bit like a star athlete who works on refining technique for a long career because, at the critical moment, the athlete has to act without reservation or recovery position to win the event. My wife was such an athlete whose career ended when part of the area wasn't cleared properly by the person who was supposed to be grooming it. She hadn't been trained how to mitigate such an eventuality. Because she doesn't hold back, Pau needs reserves of technique for when she's tired or overextended. Two - In addition to such energy and enthusiasm, Pau's pocket is beyond top 10% in my opinion. Drummers like her are rare. Three - yes, Pau's natural abilities and feel were evident in the original ES video. Apparently, her drumming was what Kirk Hammett spotted right away. Cheers!

@@rexwave4624 Lol I just had a look at these comments again, and it looks like I read the part where you said your drummer friend was not impressed by Pau, and I blacked out and typed my comment in a fit of rage. It never occurred to me that someone - especially a drummer - would not be blown away by Pau. But I suppose everyone has their opinion, and their own perspectives on what makes a band or musician noteable or special. I just wanted to address your main point from the first comment though, which is to agree with you that showing the earlier years of the band is not the best way to promote them these days. The girls always showed potential, and by this here video had demonstrated that that potential was being realized, to say the least. But I believe in putting your best foot forward first, and their last album and the live videos that it's yielded are their best work so far. As for your second comment, I can definitely see Pau ignoring good advice about proper technique in favour of giving it her all, and even after suffering an injury still playing through the pain, rather than holding back. She is young, and she is very driven, and we've all ignored good-intentioned advice in our day. She is also very intelligent I think, so hopefully she is learning to pace herself for the long haul. Cheers brother.

Neil Peart is someone Pau claims as an inspiration so being told that she does something like him probably would not upset her. As she has gotten older she does not flail like she did in her early teens. She is physically much stronger than in the earlier videos. Note that Pau claims to be 5 feet tall & has pretty much always played with a full size kit. Needless to say when she started playing she had to really swing to get the sound she wanted. She is a true dynamo but she has always worked very hard and has refined her skills to the point that while still being very entertaining to watch her control and accuracy is just getting better and better with less movement required for the sound she wants. Having seen some of her drum sticks after she has used them there is a really consistent wear pattern. She is placing her hits with considerable control but being very active behind the kit is part of her showmanship. She actually reminds me of Jukka Nevalainen from Nightwish in that both of them put on quite a show while drumming. Of course, he didn't sing while drumming so there is that also.

Has anyone noticed that Pau seems to be favoring her right leg when they finish their set and go to take a bow. Seems to me that she lifts her right foot to stand on her toes. Maybe it's something she has done forever but seems to me that it started 3/4 through their Mayday Tour. Are maybe I'm just being overly concerned about that technique question.