Vocal Coach & Songwriter react to an emotional Pablo Alborán y Pablo López singing Peces de Ciudad!

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• AL

  @albertodeltorofuentes114 · 2 weeks ago

  Please next Pablo Lopez <br>El patio (live)<br>El patio (live)<br>El patio (live)

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• BO

  @borahekore · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  I really really love this version of Peces de Ciudad, Pablo Lopez is one of my favourites spanish singers and this duet with Pablo Alboran always give me goosbumps. And yes they are really good friends, they even call each other brother, they are very close. You should react to the live performance of the song El Patio of Pablo Lopez at the Palau Saint Jordi arena, that moment was magical.

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• LA

  @layeperina-i7u7r · 2 weeks ago

  Both are musicians, singers, and songwriters; each of them writes their own songs.

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• VE

  @verogodoy3966 · 2 weeks ago

  There is magic here. Pablo López, who plays the piano here, is a magnificent musician, lyricist, and composer. He fought hard for his career, as no one in the industry initially believed that an artist sitting at a piano could fill stadiums. They were wrong. I recommend the live performance: Pablo López, &quot;El Patio&quot; live at the Palau Sant Jordi.

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• NB

  @nboni100 · 2 weeks ago

  what a pitty there&apos;s no subtitles because lyrics are just soooo precious, pure poetry!

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• AM

  @amadece3812 · 2 weeks ago

  The best-ever rendition of “Peces de ciudad.” I like Sabina, but these two Pablos elevate the song.

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• FR

  @francescsanchez1871 · 2 weeks ago

  Fantastic!!!<br>El Patio of Pablo López, live Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona) isy Greattt🤩<br>Pablo Alboran &amp; Bebe, live in Valencia, GUUAAUUU<br>Best regards👏

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• GA

  @GARBIONIC · 2 weeks ago

  Hi! I&apos;m writing this comment simply to say thank you. I always watch your videos and I love seeing how you react to and discover our Spanish artists. Watching this particular reaction made me feel incredibly good. It fills me with emotion and joy to see how people from another culture, with a different language, can feel the exact same magic and get the same goosebumps that I get when listening to Pablo Alborán and Pablo López sing this masterpiece live. You&apos;ve shown that music has no borders and that true art speaks directly to the heart, no matter where we&apos;re from. Thank you for your respect, your sensitivity, and for giving us this beautiful moment. A huge hug from Spain!

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• EL

  @ElKujo · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Hi there, folks! I work as a music teacher, and this is a song I often give my students to sing. Over the years, I’ve had them explore the poetic meaning of the lyrics, and I encourage them to look up, read about, and listen to the many cultural references throughout the song.<br><br>For what it’s worth, here’s a translation—not always a literal one—of this beautiful song by Joaquín Sabina and Pancho Varona. At the end, I’ve added a brief explanation of some of the references in the lyrics.<br><br>Cheers!<br><br>CITY FISH<br><br>She wore her hair à la garçonne,<br>the traveler who wanted to teach me how to kiss<br>at the Gare d’Austerlitz.<br><br>Springtime of a love,<br>yellow and spare as the sun<br>of St. Martin’s Indian summer.<br><br>Some say that I was the one<br>who was first to forget,<br>when, in a B-flat by Jacques Brel,<br>I met Mademoiselle Amsterdam.<br><br>In vainglorious New York,<br>the Statue of Liberty casts<br>a longer shadow than the lemon trees.<br><br>But down on Desolation Row,<br>the oil tankers’ sirens<br>won’t let you laugh or fly.<br><br>And in Babel’s choir,<br>a Spaniard sings off-key.<br>There is no law but the law of treasure<br>in King Solomon’s Mines.<br><br>And braving the swell, with neither rudder nor helmsman,<br>through my dreams it sails, traveling light,<br>aboard a walnut shell, my traveling heart,<br>showing off the tattoos of a buccaneer past,<br>of a sailboat closing in to board, of a—<br>of an “I don’t want to love you.”<br><br>And how can I escape, when there are no islands left to shipwreck on,<br>to the country where the wise retreat<br>from the indignity of chasing lips that drive you out of your mind,<br>from lies that win such summary trials<br>they tarnish the glass of the aquariums<br>of the city fish—<br><br>who took the bait,<br>who dive at street level,<br>who don’t deserve to swim.<br><br>El Dorado was a shampoo,<br>virtue, a pair of arms stretched into a cross,<br>sin, a webpage.<br><br>In Comala I understood<br>that you should never try to return<br>to the place where you once were happy.<br><br>When, on a scheduled flight,<br>I set foot in the Madrid sky,<br>a newlywed woman was waiting for me<br>who couldn’t remember me.<br><br>And braving the swell, with neither rudder nor helmsman,<br>through my dreams it sails, traveling light,<br>aboard a walnut shell, my traveling heart,<br>showing off the tattoos of a buccaneer past,<br>of a sailboat closing in to board, of a—<br>of a woman’s garter belt.<br><br>And how can I escape, when there are no islands left to shipwreck on,<br>to the country where the wise retreat<br>from the indignity of chasing lips that drive you out of your mind,<br>from lies that win such summary trials<br>they tarnish the glass of the aquariums<br>of the city fish—<br><br>who lost their gills—and their nerve—<br>in a school of small fry,<br>on a beach with no sea.<br><br>(References are in the next comment)

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• EN

  @encarnitalizancos8011 · 2 weeks ago

  No sé si se pueden trasladar al inglés las metáforas tan bellas de Joaquín Sabina &nbsp;en español. La canción es absolutamente genial ❤

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• PI

  @pijorroncho · 2 weeks ago

  Gracias por esta preciosa reacción. Pablo López !que gran descubrimiento¡, os sugiero reaccionar a su interpretación en directo en un concierto multitudinario &nbsp;&quot;El Patio&quot;, dejo el link <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTiFJHZmedA">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTiFJHZmedA</a> una maravilla. Gracias chicos

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• AL

  @AlejandraMarti-c7e · 2 weeks ago

  They are both great...I&apos;ve seen the comments and you really MUST follow them, El Patio live in Palau Sant Jordi from Pablo López leaves you flored, the duo from Pablo Alborán and Carminho, just Magic. And Joaquin Sabina, he IS a leyend and an increíble song writer. I was really missing music in spanish. All the BEST for you two.

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