Tribal People React to Pentatonix Hallelujah

Tribal people reacting to Pentatonix Hallelujah

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Tirri Pawanda (Sindhi song) performed by Allan Fakeer:

All the participants in this video are from Sindh, Pakistan.
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[rlhcat]

The man in the white lace cap has music in his soul. He couldn't help wanting to sing with them. That was beautiful.

[jasminetheconqueror]

When she said "they're praising God" I was so moved. Music is such a beautiful universal language.

[AMcDub]

The elder gentleman appeared unmoved during the whole performance, when in reality he was analyzing every minute detail about it and resolved with great appreciation and understanding.

[kristywhited]

Oh, she FELT it! She teared up! And she didn't even know why....she just felt it. Amazing!

[markernest]

“We discover new things and make new friends every time here.” That line literally teared me up.

[Acadian_Proud]

Proof that music, when done right, can transcend all ages and cultures.

[beatnikdiva]

They all were so expressive while watching and listening. The man who was singing along, the man leaning in closer, the ladies tearing up, and the man with the white beard and turban who didn't move a muscle but was transfixed. And they heard their own culture's music in this, and could compare and understand, even without understanding the language. Music is its own language.

[andybanan]

The man with the white cap truly has a musicians soul. It seems regardless of genre or band he connects with the music on a borderline spiritual level, absolutely facinating to watch

[AndrewDikens]

Honestly this was a bit emotional to watch. Seeing everyone just FEEL this song without knowing the story or lyrics.... It's truly something special.

[somegirlrock]

I love that the oldest guy cited their music teachers as being important and he called this a type of education. The arts are SO IMPORTANT to education in general and society as a whole

[thenerdyflutist_]

I’m a classically trained musician. I received my degrees and my formal training and have learned how to express and explain music in educational settings and beyond. It is simply beautiful to watch blind reactions of music they’ve never heard before and explain their understanding of the music’s expressions. It’s universal. Goosebumps the entire time. Makes me absolutely giddy to watch this. Please make more videos like these! They connect us all ❤

[Dwe]

The man with the white beard was like a wise man, carefully studying everything in the minutest of details, he is profound. I love the fact that despite not knowing the language to understand the lyrics, these people could feel the beauty in the song. I love this YouTube Channel❤❤❤

[damo]

When Mozart was asked, “What is your favorite instrument?” He replied simply, “The Voice”.

[bravebonebook]

As a music teacher, this vid is such a powerful tool to show students how music transcends language, culture, grievances and disagreements. Music can connect us all as spiritual humans! 👍

[CrystalPrelude]

I like that the elder in the white lace cap began to sing along. He didn't even know what the words meant, but the vocals and the tones managed to touch, as I saw someone else say, 'He has music in his soul.' The man with the colorful beard and the smaller beard, I could tell he was starting to choke up. And one of the ladies actually had tears. I find it amazing that all of them seem to catch the feeling of sadness, and they didn't even understand a word.

[initialdluvr]

I'm a grown man and I shed many tears watching this one. Wow. The reactions are just as good as the song itself. You know music is a gift from God to creation when that lady mentioned "they are praising God"

[Emily-ckji]

It's amazing that, even without the translation, they could feel the emotion behind the song. I love Pentatonix and this is one of my favorite covers. I'm glad you shared the group with everyone.

[heidigib]

I loved the woman’s reaction. She cried and touched her heart. She truly felt the power of the music to her heart. Beautiful

[anastasiaheraang]

This was a special one. Folks who don't even speak the language felt it. They're all super special souls. I wish them smiles and good tears.

[X-Prime]

Heard this song so many times in many versions. I think it's arguably the most beautiful song ever composed.