Vocal Coach reacts and Analyses Chitãozinho & Xororó, Zé Ramalho - Sinônimos | Fantastic Sertanejo!

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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down Chitãozinho & Xororó - Sinônimos (Grandes clássicos sertanejos acústico) [Part. Especial Zé Ramalho]

In this episode, we dive deep into the vibrant world of Sertanejo music with a Brazilian sibling duo. Experience their bright, cutting vocals and crisp diction as they sing poetic, melancholic lyrics. Learn about the vocal techniques used, the history of Sertanejo, and the beautiful harmonies that define this genre. Discover the charm and tradition of Brazilian country music, written by famed songwriter Cesar Augusto. Join us for a heartfelt musical journey that may just make you want to leave city life behind for the Brazilian countryside. Don't forget to check out my new album 'Fable' for more countryside-inspired tunes!

00:00 Introduction to Brazilian Sibling Duo
01:13 Analyzing Vocal Techniques
02:05 Exploring the Song's Melancholic Tone
02:45 Traditional Elements and Songwriter
03:32 Famous Brazilian Singers
05:07 Understanding Harmonies
06:44 History of Sertanejo Music
09:27 Final Thoughts

Songwriter: César Augusto and Cláudio Noam
Producer: César Augusto
Genre: Sertanejo Music, Brazilian Music
Origin: Astorga, Paraná, Brazil

Performed by Chitãozinho & Xororó and Zé Ramalho

Date and Location
2017

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[Parc_Ferme]

Imagine when you hear Xororo full vocal potential that he unleashed in "Galopeira" 😅

[alinepresotto]

Beth is almost reaching the nacional anthem - EVIDÊNCIAS. 😂

[FrancisSchonarth]

Zé Ramalho is the brazilian version of Jhonny Cash.

[Fernando-dtje]

07:25 haha funny he says "and how many secrets does the heart of a woman carry?". And she goes with the hand in her heart hahaha. :-)

[lgmhorus]

One thing I love about Zé Ramalho is his tendency to shift to a more spoken tone and back to singing, he is a story teller first and a sing second IMHO

[alexandragamalima]

Xororo takes *very* good care of his voice. He doesn't drink and is very disciplined about it. And yes, they are ALWAYS in perfect harmony. 😀They really aim at being impecable with their music. They are a national treasure, for sure. 🥰

[jonathanwetherell]

All new to me Beth, tanks for the introduction. Variety, as they say, is the spice of life.

[SamuelCersosimo]

You're awesome, Beth! Thanks for treating our culture with such love and care. You've made a fan out of me! ❤

[aquiestamos]

1:16 we have nasal sounds and non nasal sounds. If we avoid the nasal sounds, we change the word's meanings. in some cases the word turns to weird and funny meanings. Like "pão" (bread), without nasal sound, becomes "wood stick", "anão" (dwarf) without nasal sound also sounds funny. ◙ There's a "sertanejo" song named "tocando em frente" in which the author plays with these differences. He mentions words like "massas and maçãs", "manhas and manhãs". All these words really exist, and the only difference when you pronounce them is the nasal sound.

[andrefiuzasantos]

Hi Beth! I'm from Brazil and I love Heavy Metal, I discovered your channel through André Matos and Angra's videos, and now I'm here selling these icons of Brazilian music. Zé Ramalho is a legend here and you need to see a feat he did with Sepultura, it's simply incredible!

[joesitter]

Ever since I found my love in Brazil I quickly came to love the whole country of Brazil. Thank you for bringing Sertao out of South America to share it with the world. The place where men commonly speak softly and where the most valuable things are people rather than money. If you spend much time in Brasil you will fall in love.

[joaoaugustolandim]

This reminds me of those Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash collabs they used to do in the 90s. These voices match so perfectly.

[Gabrielpereirabc]

Keep in mind that they were quite old in that recording, and they still had powerfull voices. Thank you for covering that song!

[claudioas]

answerin': no post production they deliver it live
impeccably.

[anacarollima]

Sandy & Junior, both children of Xororó, started singing together when they were 6 and 7 years old. They sang together for 17 years until 2007. The 90s pop scene in Brazil was them. They recently went on tour to celebrate their 30 years of career and sold out within 50 minutes of tickets going on sale.

Make a reaction of Xororó and Sandy singing the song Meu Disfarce together

[oscararzate]

Me gusta tu reacción a la música brasileña e conocido a estos cantantes que en toda Latinoamérica no sé conocen solo algunos cómo el más representativo espero no ofender a nadie es Roberto Carlos es de los cantantes que an vendido más discos en el mundo me gustaría que algún día lo reacciones como ♾️ siempre bien por tu gran repertorio señorita Beth 👏👏🍀🍀 por cierto está mañana en México se vé radiante mi H Prrj ❤

[gilmariasantos]

Quero te parabenizar pela dedicação em trazer a história desses maravilhosos cantores brasileiros. Você é muito fofa e especial.❤ Beijos do Brasil!😚😚😚

[DanielSilva-wmce]

Beth, thank you very much for your kindness in always reacting to Brazilian singers, I suggest reacting to the most recent version of Gabriel Henrique and the choir singing "I Want to Know What Love Is" or singing "Stand Up" also with the choir, extreme high notes 🤯🤯🤯

[Gabirudobeat]

I suggest reacting to Angra - Black Widow's Web ft Sandy (Xororó's daughter) and Alicia White-Gluz (Arch Enemy vocalist)

[My]

Se ela ouvir “sapato velho” do Roupa Nova a vai pirar