Opera Singer Reacts to Jose Jose - El Triste en vivo [1970]

Juilliard trained opera singer reaction to Jose Jose performing El Triste en vivo live in 1970.

José Rómulo Sosa Ortiz (17 February 1948 – 28 September 2019), known by his stage name José José, was a Mexican musician, singer and occasional actor. Born into a family of musicians, José began his musical career in his early teens playing guitar and singing in serenade. He later joined a jazz and bossa nova trio where he sang and played bass and double bass. José José found success as a solo artist in the early 1970s. Demonstrating his tenor vocal ability with a stunning performance of the song "El Triste" at a Latin music festival held in Mexico City in 1970, he climbed the Latin charts during that decade. Having achieved recognition as a balladeer, his singing garnered universal critical acclaim.
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José José - El Triste en vivo

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[Matrixthehedgehog]

Fact: Frank Sinatra himself said José José was the best voice he ever heard

[ewlinitis]

No editing, no spcial effects.... pure natural talent. My man Jose jose.

[gardtheod]

Fact: Roberto Cantoral, who is the composer of this song, wrote it when he was traveling to his mother's funeral, so the song has more feeling because it does not express the pain of the loss of a love that could have been temporary, but rather an eternal and wonderful one like the kind that only your mother can give you.

That's why the song expresses so much pain Because he lost part of his heart, that it goes away together with his mother.

[vientoerrante]

My chemichal romance: "We perform the saddest songs"
José josé: Hold my cuba (rum with coke).

[soyplebe]

His dad was an opera singer and his mom was a pianist and a teacher.

[Rumbero]

Finally, an English speaking person that looks for the lyrics of a foreing language song before reacting. I loved your video.

[kingmoreno]

Can´t believe he got 3rd place for such an epic performance.

[ecast]

(Six hours later) That was funny. Thank you for praising my fellow country man. Makes me very proud. Thank you

[ArturoLopezRossell]

fact: José José was only 21 when he did this performance. ☺️

[luisdelacruz]

"El Príncipe de la canción"
Representando a México por el mundo.

[javiermagos]

Jose Jose forever in our hearts !
Love you !

[EduardoCruz-molb]

Muchos lo han intentado pero han pasado más de 50 años Y nadie ha podido superar esta interpretación ni siquiera el mismo José José pudo volver a cantar esta melodía de Roberto Cantoral cómo lo hizo esa épica noche

[octaviosantiago]

José José y Javier Solis siempre fueron admirados por Frank Sinatra.

[alicequinnordonez]

Fun fact: He used to sing while running or riding a bike to improve his lung capacity.

[DJHILARYss]

Los extranjeros reaccionantes “descubriendo “ nuestras joyas del canto 51 años después !! Oh my God 😀😂🤣
Viva México cabrones !! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🎉🍺

[kangalsteadliy]

José José won the guiness record of the strongest and powerful voice ever in that song !😮🎙️😍

[humbertoemiliosandanarodri]

Yo como mexicano puedo decir que fue el mejor cantante de baladas de todos los tiempos

[divaguevara]

QUE VIVA MEXICO SALUDOS DESDE PANAMÁ 🇵🇦🇲🇽

[fredberg]

One of the things about Spanish phonetics that makes it so romantic is the fact that there is only one pronunciation of each vowel, more "open" as you mentioned.. Each sentence is linked as well, so it's like one long word without a stop. It translates so well to singing. I majored in Spanish in college, focusing more on Iberian or Peninsular Spanish, but Mexican Spanish has such a smooth, almost "kiss like" fluidity. This made me smile :) well watching you sing along made me smile.

[anuaralejandro]

He was really into this song that day. He even said on an interview that no one was going ever gonna sing that song like he did that day not even him, because they reason he singed like that was because his mom had died earlier.