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[jimmelodyfarmervideo]

Excuse me, but I just wanted to add this note. This performance was part of a very historically important happening in music history. Juan Gabriel was already a superstar and greatly loved in Mexico. It was 1990, and he was 40 years old with a very successful 19 year musical career. This event was the first time that a non-classical or traditional folk artist had performed at The National Palace of Fine Arts. Juan "El Divo de Juarez" Gabriel performed 3 nights in a row and donated all the proceeds to The National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico." This specific performance is very special for me. My reaction to it is similar to my reaction to "SOS" by Dimash in the 2017 Chinese tv show "I am Singer" & "Je Suis Malade" by Lara Fabian on "From Lara With Love."

[jimmelodyfarmervideo]

I love that you have discovered this amazing artist. I'm 79 years old, and I have been married to my beautiful "Mexican Mona Lisa" for 34 years. Our marriage changed my life in many ways, and one of those changes was discovering the world of Mexican music and musical artists. I am a big fan of many Mexican musical artists going back to the legendary Pedro Infante, but I have a special admiration and love for Juan Gabriel. His life story is profoundly interesting and was at one point in time a movie based on his life was made. From a childhood of poverty in Juarez to a musical icon is very touching and inspiring. He was more than just a great singer. He composed over 1, 000 songs many of which became "classics" on Latin-American Music. He was a brilliant arranger, and this specific performance in Mexico's Palace of Fine Arts with the mariachi band, Mexico's National Symphony Orchestra, and a large choir was his arrangement. I could babble on forever about this man and his music, but this isn't the format for that. I'll just add that for me, his greatest forte was "inhabiting the song" on the level of Lara Fabian and Dimash Kudaibergen. Thanks again for featuring him. I am one of your biggest fans and appreciate your reactions a great deal. Blessings to you from Texas.

[chema]

This song is a roller coaster .. it goes from crying, desperate lamentation and sorrow to joy and singing ... I don't know, like life itself.

[ivansanchez]

He was a genuis, he wrote about 1500 songs in diferent genres as Mariachi, pop, balad, rock and roll, and many others, he sold more than 80 million albums as a singer and 70 millions as a composer with other artists, he did more than 5 thousand shows, great singer, composer, musician, producer and showman. For me, Juan Gabriel is the greatest latin artist ever.

[joelopez]

My wife and I had the privilege of watching Juan Gabriel in person twice. His shows were 3 to 3 1/2 hours long. No introduction or other performers. The show started and he was ON! No dancers, or side show, just his band, mariachis and his immense talent. No one sat when the music started. Best show ever.

I saw most of Motown groups, Led Zeppelin, CCR, Jimi Hendrix, Chicago, Santana, The Eagles, Luis Miguel and many other groups but no one came close.

[hrc]

"Hasta que te conocí" is easily the bohemian rhapsody of Latin America

[LeBeren]

The reason why Mexicans loved him so much is that he was so much larger than life. His talent and soul broke barriers and entertained us all. Whatever people thought of his life and being was always forgotten by his way of keeping a crowd on the edge of their hearts.

[jeromefromfrance]

Hi everybody from France. I had never heard about Juan Gabriel. Thank you for this great moment and comments. First time I saw you Christi (10 days ago) was your reacting video to Lara Fabian "je t'aime - live in Paris 2001". So many memories for me. I was in the audience that day. Twenty years later, still the same emotion. That was the indescribable emotion I was talking about, in a previous message today. Take care.

[nalore]

Juan Gabriel is a legend not only for mexicans, but for all of Latin America. Love your video🇵🇦

[cristianguerrero]

The day he passed away the whole Latin America was broken, Juan Gabriel was part of our lives and always be

[maribelsf]

You always ask. I was there! Best concert of my life. It was a big controversy for this event to happen. The president’s wife attended with her children because she supported they allow him to perform in the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. The classic music world was not happy about it.

[luisespinoza]

I better go get my bottle of Mezcal, And enjoy my own pain with this gem of our beautiful Mexican Culture.

[AnnieNYC]

This was utterly stunning! Thank you to all of you who had recommend him to Christi to react to, because now I discovered another magnificent singer! Fantastic! I wanna go dancing. 😁

[oscaralejandromoraleszoto]

Juan Gabriel es el artista más importante de todos los tiempos de toda latinoamerica y es el compositor que más canciones escribió en el mundo, más de 1800 canciones y de todos los géneros musicales

[ElDestripadorDeHisto]

Many people here un México have agreed that the meaning of love in the mexican culture was defined by three musicians, Agustín Lara, José Alfredo Jimenez and Juan Gabriel. What I love about Juan Gabriel is that, trough his lyrics he aloud the machos in México yo express their emotions without Shame. The flamboyan way he sings and dance and speak was like an upfront chalenge to mexican society, and still he manage to become one of the most loved and influentional figure in mexican music. A star, there is no other word to describe him.

[planojag]

This song is so deep and heartbreaking. He starts by talking about how happy he was and how he never felt pain nor betrayal and life was happy and good until I met you (hasta que te conocí). Now you’ve put me through the ringer and while you gave me just a sliver of love I gave everything I had and you taught me true pain, the kind I never ever knew until I met you (hasta que te conocí) and you’re so bad that I never want to see you again for the rest of my life. That’s my gringo understanding of it with my university Spanish. His live performance of this song is one of the greatest performances I have ever seen and here’s another incredible singer/songwriter/entertainer who’s gone too soon. Rest In Peace Juan. Your music and passion lives on.

[dapivimu]

His story is incredibly inspiring. He suffered, a lot. His mom did not love him, he was abandoned, unjustly accused of theft and sent to prison, suffered discrimination for the way he was. His poor soul. Music and his fans made him happy at the end and in just so glad you’re reacting to him. I can say he’s the most complete Latin American artist. His composition, the cultural impact he had in different countries. His star will shine bright for a long long time. I recommend the series about his life, it’s on Amazon video. It’s called Until I met you/Hasta que te conocí. Btw this song is about the pain his mom caused him by the lack of love and affection he endured.

[hdejyxp]

Backstory! Juan Gabriel’s biological mom abandoned him when little. He was raised by someone else who became his Mamá (mentioned in the song) but then Juan Gabriel met his biological mother and that’s when he came to know pain and sorrow. Hence the title of the song: “until I met you”.

[blakeuckerman]

what happens is that Juan Gabriel sang in the palace of fine arts where it is usually for tenors or classical music, ballet. In fact, the higher-ups at that time did not agree that he sang there because his music is popular, but he left everyone with their mouths open because he brought an orchestra. He produced everything, the musical arrangements, light, songs, etc. And also he is characterized by improvising, that is, he changes and puts lyrics when he sings live.

[josafatmora]

Hello, I listen mostly alternative and metal rock, but I love Juan Gabriel's songs since I was a little boy. I think he is the best mexican artist ever and almost love all his songs. Before YouTube i wanted that the world meet his music, and now with YouTube reactions all over the world, I'm happy that foreign people like you enjoy this great mexican genius. Viva México!!!!