Ah!Ah!Ma chi è??Sembra una che canta sotto la doccA!!!Sfiatata da morire..E poi usa mille timbri,non imposta la voce in certi punti..MA VA!!!Offende chi ha studiato lirica e ha un imposto naturale e STOFFA!!!!rIDICOLA!!!
La habanera NO ES DE BIZET sino del español Sebastián Iradier, es una versión que Bizet incorporó a su obra. En la partitura de voces hizo constar la autoría de Iradier. La habanera original se llama "El Arreglito".
@cto10121Nana was classically trained, and it has always shown whether singing a "pop" song or a classical piece1 thank you for posting this lovely track!
Nana Mouskouri started training as a opera/classical singer initially and that is why she is doing such a great job here. She just did not walk on the set and started singing this masterpiece as a pop singer! This is not to take any credit away from her, not at all. Just simply a fact.
Marvellous rendition by Nana. Love her voice and a great fan of hers. Have listened to this song by Carmen Monarcha (with Andre Rieu) which well performed by Carmen. Greetings from Sri Lanka!!!
@mzamir100 I actually like the errr... "exotic tone" given to the song by foreigners. After all, Carmen isn't French! Fact is - I am French btw - this version sounds a bit weird, she sings without much passion and it all sounds a bit dull, like a cheesy romantic song. The Hell! It is supposed to be about the burning fire of passion! Carmen sings about love while lusting on Don José, this song is a tease... I do not see anything like that in this version :(
nana in fact speaks a beautiful french and sings perfectly.... Carmen in fact is Spanish but the all opera is in french ... why put the blame on Nana... la Callas sing with passion but her french is terrible as well as other languages we use to hear her. Nobody can compair the passion from la Callas but the softness of Nana is remarkable.... and it reaches all the people who cannot go the opera ... So why asking for more....
@mariasaraiva I am not blaming Nana for her French! What I'm saying is 1. she sings this song without passion ; 2. others that sing the song in poorer French can do a very good (and better) job, if they bring it to life. "why asking for more" ? I ALWAYS ask for more! 'Enough' doesn't exist!
@ungarsdu38 - While I do like your comment, I disagree with it. This song is most definitely a tease that is eventually directed at Don Jose' - she has no burning passion for anything but herself and her games of love and lust. When he falls within her sights, the song begins to shift in his direction, but it is and will remain one long tease.
@ungarsdu38 I have to agree with you about this version - 'tho' I still love the voice! She sang it in a much more operatic way when I saw her in person...
@mzamir100 The thing is that in an opera theater, a real, big, no-microphone opera theater, the french "r" (or "gggr") cannot be heard properly. So the mezzosopraonos singing Carmen, even french the mezzosopranos, in order to be heard and understood, rolle their "r's", pronouncing them in the italian-spanish way. But Carmen is from Sevilla, so that shouldn't be a problem.
I wan to meet this lady. I love her too much, so much. My gos, her voice, i cant comprehend. Whether in English, French, German, welsh, Greek. You name it. I just love her so much.
She does have the voice of an angel and this is a great pop rendition of Habanera, but isn't it a tad too syrupy for someone who is actually expressing a threat ('if I love you, you'd best beware!')?
What do you mean, cto10121? She studied opera at the Conservatory of Music in Athens. Her professor wouldn't let her sit for her final because she sang jazz or whatever in public! Wonder how many times he kicked himself for that! ! ! BUT, isn't the rest of the world pleased with his lack of judgment though! LOL!
There is also the story that when she first sang in Greek nightclubs in the 1960s, the famous opera diva, Maria Callas came to her dressing room after her performance and told her that she would become very, very famous.
Ah!Ah!Ma chi è??Sembra una che canta sotto la doccA!!!Sfiatata da morire..E poi usa mille timbri,non imposta la voce in certi punti..MA VA!!!Offende chi ha studiato lirica e ha un imposto naturale e STOFFA!!!!rIDICOLA!!!
aaaoooaaful 2 weeks ago
ridicola la mousxourh nn lo direi e una che ne ha fatto di cose grande voce....se tutti cantassero sotto la doccia cosi .........
giomore100 1 week ago
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Please tell me, if someone sings this song in German here in Youtube. I only found French versions.
MsFinnishgal 1 month ago
EL ACENTO EXTRANJERO, ES DELICIOSO ,Y CON ESA DIVINA VOZ ,PRECIOSO!!!!!!!!!!
mariagomez1637 1 month ago
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La habanera NO ES DE BIZET sino del español Sebastián Iradier.
AmadeuJuando 1 month ago
Sing Coppertone!
dpramirez66 3 months ago
Superb!!!
theschizoid1 3 months ago
Parecer ser mejor en esta version... I love the opera.... Culturizandome.. osea
lukario19917795 3 months ago
Inigualable,fantastica,indescriptible....Nana por siempre y para siempre!!!
TheFrncisca 3 months ago
Gooooddd...!!!!!!!! Amazing Version!!! Incredible Vocalist!!!! Nana ForEver!!!!!!!!!
MultiKungfumaster 4 months ago 3
La habanera NO ES DE BIZET sino del español Sebastián Iradier, es una versión que Bizet incorporó a su obra. En la partitura de voces hizo constar la autoría de Iradier. La habanera original se llama "El Arreglito".
pemenis 4 months ago
Impressed Sarah Palin can sing this well.
skypants2 5 months ago
@cto10121Nana was classically trained, and it has always shown whether singing a "pop" song or a classical piece1 thank you for posting this lovely track!
barca1au 5 months ago
ПОПСА!!! БРРР----------- ЦЫГАНЩИНА!!! БЯКА!
Pavel4005 5 months ago
cette version de Nana Mouskouri est destinée à être pour toujours ... si bien eternelle.... merci pour votre publication
jmhernandezc 5 months ago
Nice version. I'm surprised and astonished about her clear and fresh voice. But this is no opera, it's friendly folk music.
drabosius 5 months ago
@drabosius
Please... take a look at Charles Bizet's Opera "Carmen"... "Habanera" is one of the main acts...
jmhernandezc 5 months ago
beatiful voice but lack of passion
Milylily4Ever 5 months ago 3
Me gusta mucho la canción, pero indudablenete lo que cautiva de Nana mouskouri es su inigualable voz.
Fatimaycb 6 months ago
o voce teribila! Adi din romania
obioneobi1 6 months ago
She's better then Maaria Callas!!!
alexliliryan 6 months ago
i dont know why.. but i do not like this version at all..
iloveredsox7020 6 months ago
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iloveredsox7020 6 months ago
most enjoyable
great singing
excellent
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noball12 6 months ago
Amazing voice :x:x
hamagau2005 7 months ago
Nana Mouskouri started training as a opera/classical singer initially and that is why she is doing such a great job here. She just did not walk on the set and started singing this masterpiece as a pop singer! This is not to take any credit away from her, not at all. Just simply a fact.
sufr50 7 months ago
@sufr50
Absolutely.... Maria
mariasaraiva 7 months ago
I love how she doesn't super pronounce the final -e's in the song. So many singers do it and it sounds awful.
poetaviolinista 8 months ago
Marvellous rendition by Nana. Love her voice and a great fan of hers. Have listened to this song by Carmen Monarcha (with Andre Rieu) which well performed by Carmen. Greetings from Sri Lanka!!!
rohini2808 8 months ago
ahahaha im think lady gaga wants to sing this song..
MrHanter5 9 months ago 2
Exellent
leblekis 9 months ago
I ENJOY THIS SONG,SHE DOES IT VERY WELL,SHE NOT TRYING TO BE CALLAS GET A GRIP
mizzfoxy9 9 months ago
SOPRANO!!! she's a great singer, but Carmen isn't in her repertoire!
BaroneDiTrombonok 10 months ago
im impressed though i didn't understand any word except je t'aime et la mour :D
prince20072007 10 months ago
i love her french accent she's the best
MrSomeoneAlive 11 months ago
Nana Mouskouri sings this in a beautiful French, with the French accent, unlike most singers who have terrible foreign accent when singing French.
mzamir100 11 months ago 22
@mzamir100 true. seems very nice, although I'm not a native french speaker.
SamJigga 10 months ago
@mzamir100 I actually like the errr... "exotic tone" given to the song by foreigners. After all, Carmen isn't French! Fact is - I am French btw - this version sounds a bit weird, she sings without much passion and it all sounds a bit dull, like a cheesy romantic song. The Hell! It is supposed to be about the burning fire of passion! Carmen sings about love while lusting on Don José, this song is a tease... I do not see anything like that in this version :(
ungarsdu38 9 months ago 15
@ungarsdu38
nana in fact speaks a beautiful french and sings perfectly.... Carmen in fact is Spanish but the all opera is in french ... why put the blame on Nana... la Callas sing with passion but her french is terrible as well as other languages we use to hear her. Nobody can compair the passion from la Callas but the softness of Nana is remarkable.... and it reaches all the people who cannot go the opera ... So why asking for more....
mariasaraiva 7 months ago
@mariasaraiva I am not blaming Nana for her French! What I'm saying is 1. she sings this song without passion ; 2. others that sing the song in poorer French can do a very good (and better) job, if they bring it to life. "why asking for more" ? I ALWAYS ask for more! 'Enough' doesn't exist!
ungarsdu38 7 months ago
@ungarsdu38 Of course she can't., Nana has no wild character as Carmen supposed to be and she is no actress.
saptono 6 months ago
@ungarsdu38 Check out Leontyne Price's version. Long time ago but unsurpassed.
Baibaren05 3 months ago
@ungarsdu38 - While I do like your comment, I disagree with it. This song is most definitely a tease that is eventually directed at Don Jose' - she has no burning passion for anything but herself and her games of love and lust. When he falls within her sights, the song begins to shift in his direction, but it is and will remain one long tease.
blackleatherrain 2 months ago
@ungarsdu38 I have to agree with you about this version - 'tho' I still love the voice! She sang it in a much more operatic way when I saw her in person...
Randidan 1 month ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Nana Mouskouri
@mzamir100 ur right I like her English and French. She is simply educated.
makhloufable 4 months ago
@mzamir100 The thing is that in an opera theater, a real, big, no-microphone opera theater, the french "r" (or "gggr") cannot be heard properly. So the mezzosopraonos singing Carmen, even french the mezzosopranos, in order to be heard and understood, rolle their "r's", pronouncing them in the italian-spanish way. But Carmen is from Sevilla, so that shouldn't be a problem.
jacac 1 month ago
hermosa interpretación y con estilo muy particular
MusicaLetras1 11 months ago
Sorry but I dislike her singing
thoggas 11 months ago
Not quite right, is it Nana? Stick to singing your popular songs that you do so well. Opera is out of your league.
Apollogranforte 1 year ago
I wan to meet this lady. I love her too much, so much. My gos, her voice, i cant comprehend. Whether in English, French, German, welsh, Greek. You name it. I just love her so much.
Incogneto100 1 year ago
Surprise, surprise.
Gotthard38 1 year ago
She does have the voice of an angel and this is a great pop rendition of Habanera, but isn't it a tad too syrupy for someone who is actually expressing a threat ('if I love you, you'd best beware!')?
Donizettimaniac 1 year ago
She uses the ideal amount of femininity in her voice. tres beau
SoldatSolutrea 1 year ago 2
als ich jung war fand ich Sie schrecklich - heute .....toll!!!!!!
MrGrischuk09 1 year ago
sin palabras! realmente hermoso
veroleguiza 1 year ago
very.very good.
MyYoungsoul 1 year ago
What do you mean, cto10121? She studied opera at the Conservatory of Music in Athens. Her professor wouldn't let her sit for her final because she sang jazz or whatever in public! Wonder how many times he kicked himself for that! ! ! BUT, isn't the rest of the world pleased with his lack of judgment though! LOL!
gmaenglish1 1 year ago
@gmaenglish1
There is also the story that when she first sang in Greek nightclubs in the 1960s, the famous opera diva, Maria Callas came to her dressing room after her performance and told her that she would become very, very famous.
plougasnous 11 months ago
Beautiful
ProphetElmo 2 years ago
sampled in something cant put my finger on it!
jonoashby 2 years ago
angelical voice
cgg30 2 years ago
Wonderful!
corellithebest 2 years ago
Glad you enjoyed it. :)
cto10121 3 years ago 7
I still do ;)
KillBloodRaven 2 years ago
@cto10121 Muchas Gracias por subirlo, no conocía a Nana Mouskouri. Estoy más que encantada, creo que me hizo volar de emosión!
pato09mol 8 months ago
awesome
I own one of her CDs that include this song, and Its pure talent.
KillBloodRaven 3 years ago
Nana Mouskouri at her best! Thanks for the comment. :D
cto10121 3 years ago 8
ABSOLUTELY SUPERB
radds0191 3 years ago