If she'd sang l'amure she'd be tacking into the wind (I think) closer to most of my relationships than berries or love, but... some honey... berries (choice is yours)... chocolat... and a little du lendemain, can have you tacking into the wind all night =/
@DrSurprise I don't really see the point in taking a shot at her for being "thick-figured" just because you don't like her interpretation of Habanera. Granted I don't care much for it either but I see absolutely no point in bringing up the fact that she is thick-figured.
@mattymacg09 I would agree with DrSurprise, that she is "thick figured", why does that matter? would you sooner so powerful a role performed by a toothpick? Why should it even matter? She is a gorgeous woman with a gorgeous voice; why not just enjoy it, personally I like this version.
She sings beautifully... love her voice:) But the decorations... eh, wasn't Carmen a poor factory worker? This looks like Madame de Pompadour in red :((
I like her sound but I don't feel her, and the diction is weird, in my opinion she is a little fake, I don't think a bad person though, she seems nice and positive and that shows in her performances but the little fake part is the one that stops me from enjoying her work.
Hmmm, maybe because in opera, words are often articulated, i.e. When you say "Je t'ame" you don't sound out the "me" but in opera you do. Maybe that's why you might think her pronunciation is not good here?
I was surprised that when I read the English translation, it rhymed quite well. Also, here's a little Geographical surprise: Spain and France are neighboring lands. That's why some people wear Spanish party hats when singing this. Like the Muppets version, for instance.
she has a very clear and beautiful voice, sings with passion and it is tres forte but i must say i wish her pronunciation was more clear, yet one cannot expect every singer to sound the same
In an other video you can see that she speaks fluently french, so I think, the pronunciation and the rolling "RRR" and everything is her interpretation of "Carmen´s" accent, which in my opinion is very passionate and charming. ;)
I don't think she pronounces 'la mure'. It's more difficult for american to pronounce french 'u' than 'ou' . Almost american cannot pronounce exact french 'u'. I just hear she pronounces 'l'amour'. I think Kath Jenkins fans want to complain to her rival(?).
This is ruined for me by the fact that she confuses the vowel 'ou' and 'u' in French. If you sing 'la mure' instead of 'l'amour', you are, unfortunately, singing 'the blackberry', and not 'love'. There's no point having a great voice if you've a tin ear for the language in which you're singing. Sorry to be a pedant, but it's a common failing with American singers who've put so much effort into learning how to pronounce 'tu'; they then use it for other vowels, resulting in these glaring mistakes.
@salsafiend I agree that her pronunciation is distracting. But it's much more than a problem with American singers. It's a universal trait. French singers often get confused with the hard vowels; Germans pronounce too deliberately, making it sound like they attack each note etc. The list goes on and on.
@salsafiend Unfortunately Salsafiend is one of the growing numbers of people who've forgotten to enjoy music but instead analyse it critically as if it was a quantum physics theory. Sit back and enjoy the music, her voice is great, i actually don't mind her mispronunciation because it only makes it more natural coming from her rather than being forced.
@salsafiend You know what, she's a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice and I dare say can sing better than any of us here so I'll give her the blackberry over love because I''m enjoying her music.
Too right,its awesome!Its a shame Kath Jenkins fans can't be honest with themselves,they are a bit like Robbie Williams fans,and won't admit their heroes can't sing very well!Can you imagine the Classic Brit organisers having KJ following this woman?I think not!Or any other opera singer infact!
her voice was made for this role!!!!!! her control is wonderful and the timbre is exactly what i imagine a carmen sounding like! but yes, her pronunication is a bit meh!!!
this is a classic and opera singers from all over the world sing it, and obviously not everyone speaks french and/or have perfect pronounciation, give her a break. some people are confused because she keeps on singing "l'amour" and "je t'aime" which sounds like she's in love, but she sings "mais si je t'aime, prends garde à toi" and yes she is singing about fickleness of love, so i would interpret it as more teasing... =)
@opraluvr no need for that is there? why do people use youtube to make fun of people? its just a cowardly thing; to hide behind the internet so you can bully people..
voce bellissima, ottima presenza scenica, grande sensualità, proposta con "l'arroganza" che solo una Donna di razza può permettersi. complimenti vivissimi!
You dont really know the story of Carmen do you??? The "tease" effect is in the words. This song Carmen sings to the soldier men outside of the cigerate factoring she works at. Its a "seducing" song. At the same time that Carmen is seducing these men, she telling them that she will never love them.
Its so deep and very passionate about this. By listening to her voice u can understand how she feels singing this song. U can also guess wat the song is about. I guess this song is about her and someone else and she likes him but she doesnt want to say it. She is just admiring the man she luvs.
I love her voice and her rendition of this aria too.
The scene: Carmen is quite the Jezabel, and works in a cigarette factory .
As she comes out of the factory for her break, soldiers of the nearby detachment are jokefully asking her "When will you love us?" To which she replies laughinghly "I don't know, maybe never, maybe tomorrow, but not today, for sure!" She then sings this song, about the fickleness of love, which is like a bird that cannot be tamed, etc.
Or you can look up a translation of the song instead of guessing? ya?
Shes mocking/teasing a group of soldiers who ask her when she will love them by singing she doesn't know when or if she ever will since love is a fickle and rebellious thing
lovely deep voice. i am currently in an area that doesn't appreciate opera and fine music. *sighs* this is my favorite song and this lady does it superbly.
Nah, Chico! If Bizet had seen Carmen as a soprano, he'd have written it for a soprano! Carmen is all darkness and depth -- mezzo all the way. Dark mezzo. Nobody beter than Larmore. See farr0222 below -- he gets it.
Isn't it like that in almost all the Italian operas? I could mention only few Italian operas sung in Italian that take place in Italy and where characters are Italian (Rigoletto, Tosca, Gioconda, Simon Boccangera, Vespri Siciliani, Capuletti e Montecchi) And the only French opera I can think of (I may be wrong) where characters are French is Massenet's Manon. :) ;)
This must be one of the best Carmen performances I've seen so far. It's still not what I imagined the first time I heard the song but it is full of anticipation, illicit love and just plain excitement, just like the words. She portrays it well.
To people who speaks French: You have done nothing in your life beautiful like this and you are not happy.Don't try to neglect others.I speak 5 language,big deal.This is one way to show respect and professionalism to others.
Oh Ketevan! I don't think it's the French speakers who are quibbling over the pronunciation! It seems to be English/American speakers with pretensions! If I'm wrong, we will surely hear from them. Meanwhile, your comments are right on! Ciao, darling!
L'oiseau que tu croyais surprendre battit de l'aile et s'envola ... l'amour est loin, tu peux l'attendre; tu ne l'attends plus, il est là! Tout autour de toi, vite, vite, il vient, s'en va, puis il revient ... tu crois le tenir, il t'évite, tu crois l'éviter, il te tient. L'amour! L'amour! L'amour! L'amour! L'amour est enfant de Bohème, il n'a jamais, jamais connu de loi; si tu ne m'aimes pas, je t'aime: si je t'aime, prends garde à toi! (x2)
Oh, this is just such fun! An interesting interpretation, too. Sort of how Carmen would be if she ever got out of the cigarette factory, off the streets, and yes, away from the Army! And of course, brava to the great Jennifer Larmore!
She is pretty hot and nice voice.
NobleTex217 1 month ago in playlist Sleep Music
If she'd sang l'amure she'd be tacking into the wind (I think) closer to most of my relationships than berries or love, but... some honey... berries (choice is yours)... chocolat... and a little du lendemain, can have you tacking into the wind all night =/
lawnsausages 6 months ago
Boys and Girls, some of us LIKE "juicy" women.... :D
alizaron50 8 months ago 3
Maria Callas sings it better than this thick figured woman
DrSurprise 9 months ago
@DrSurprise I don't really see the point in taking a shot at her for being "thick-figured" just because you don't like her interpretation of Habanera. Granted I don't care much for it either but I see absolutely no point in bringing up the fact that she is thick-figured.
mattymacg09 9 months ago 2
@mattymacg09 I would agree with DrSurprise, that she is "thick figured", why does that matter? would you sooner so powerful a role performed by a toothpick? Why should it even matter? She is a gorgeous woman with a gorgeous voice; why not just enjoy it, personally I like this version.
KeelerMediaGroup 6 months ago
terrible, she is very bad opera singer. carmen monarcha is best!
VladAlexNet 10 months ago
@VladAlexNet .I don't know who you are . She's outstanding mezzosoprano.
utahdan231 1 week ago
i love her voice, very rich, warm and velvetty.
Mike98861 11 months ago
great!
didoupiaf 11 months ago
vampirically sensual... i think she's amazing
deerioon 1 year ago 2
love her, but her vowels spefically on "l'amour" sound off to me
GeeEmOh 1 year ago
Best performance of this masterpiece
lanteean 1 year ago
Her voice is wonderful! A symbol of greatness!
sodapop0mac0raf 1 year ago
Beautiful , just beautiful!
dxpeo 1 year ago
If Ravel's Bolero is the perfect seduction, Jennifer Larmore's Habanera is beyond perfection!
betubeba 1 year ago
It's total perfection!
jennylalov 1 year ago 2
Beautiful voice, mediocre french.
LittleLotte7793 1 year ago 4
Why is there a dislike button on this? O_o
xSaneLunaticx 1 year ago 6
Sigh.. oh, I love her. Beauty and a voice that melts my heart.
jamesglory1 1 year ago
Hola, eres la bella creacion divina, gracias DIOS. Por haber creado ha las mujeres.
No tenemos como pagarles, por ser lo mas hermoso de toda la naturaleza.
68aguilareal 1 year ago
can't say how much this track owns haha, love the eerie, ghostly, slightly insane feel to the whole piece haha :D
TwelveBridges 1 year ago
She sings beautifully... love her voice:) But the decorations... eh, wasn't Carmen a poor factory worker? This looks like Madame de Pompadour in red :((
rosamirafly 1 year ago
como se siente la fuerza de la mujer
leonellce 1 year ago
Po prostu boski głos!
TaOdNieznajomego 1 year ago
I like her sound but I don't feel her, and the diction is weird, in my opinion she is a little fake, I don't think a bad person though, she seems nice and positive and that shows in her performances but the little fake part is the one that stops me from enjoying her work.
tcradical 1 year ago
She looks like Catherine Zeta-Jones
xjpt 1 year ago
CriticaLxT... is OK, there is a video where she has an interview talking in perfect french so this is her interpretation at that moment.
Jennifer is one of the best and most important mezzos that the modern times have had.
Angela Gheordhiu is a liric soprano so she sounds well, but different, and this is a mezzo´s aria.
Mariasonatta 1 year ago
WONDERFUL , ORIGINAL AND UNIQUE...
Tenorbravo 1 year ago 2
the diction is atrocious... but her tone is warm and beautiful
dangmills 1 year ago
Ouch...not the best pronunciation I've heard...weird, since Larmore is very fluent in French.
LordHettrick 1 year ago
@LordHettrick
Hmmm, maybe because in opera, words are often articulated, i.e. When you say "Je t'ame" you don't sound out the "me" but in opera you do. Maybe that's why you might think her pronunciation is not good here?
horrorvictim 1 year ago
Angela Gheorghiu is much better than you!!!!! :D
AbazaIonut 1 year ago
@AbazaIonut That is not possible, Gheorghiu is a liryc soprano, she should never sing this role
cantanteporsiempre 1 year ago
I was surprised that when I read the English translation, it rhymed quite well. Also, here's a little Geographical surprise: Spain and France are neighboring lands. That's why some people wear Spanish party hats when singing this. Like the Muppets version, for instance.
machiner6 1 year ago
@machiner6 "Carmen" is a French opera, set in Seville Spain. Spanish party hats make sense.
a0e0roberts 1 year ago
das waren noch Zeiten von Larmore...
piatolla 1 year ago
ah... no auto-tune :D
MariusMMS 1 year ago
she has a very clear and beautiful voice, sings with passion and it is tres forte but i must say i wish her pronunciation was more clear, yet one cannot expect every singer to sound the same
i still prefer Anna Caterina Antonacci
eterno7 1 year ago
@eterno7
In an other video you can see that she speaks fluently french, so I think, the pronunciation and the rolling "RRR" and everything is her interpretation of "Carmen´s" accent, which in my opinion is very passionate and charming. ;)
CriticaLxThoughX 1 year ago 2
Sublime
Cinderella977 1 year ago
Excellent.
jamesglory1 1 year ago
magnifica interpretare
MultiMaria45 1 year ago
Her sister was my math teacher in high school. I was able to talk to her over the phone one day. It was pretty cool!
LolitaAlchemist 1 year ago
i love this song so much<3
Pityka001 1 year ago 3
am sorry to say this but, although the begging was pretty good, but she really destroyed the piece by saying "Le mure" instead of "L'amour"....
Operas are supposed to be filled with power, and she failed to do so unfortunately
LET THE FLAMINGS BEGIN LOL!!
helldvl 1 year ago
I don't think she pronounces 'la mure'. It's more difficult for american to pronounce french 'u' than 'ou' . Almost american cannot pronounce exact french 'u'. I just hear she pronounces 'l'amour'. I think Kath Jenkins fans want to complain to her rival(?).
solairekor 2 years ago
salsafiend
I also hear "la mure"; it bites the ear. It is painful.
Thank you for the vocabulary lesson. Much appreciated.
jpstenino 2 years ago
This is ruined for me by the fact that she confuses the vowel 'ou' and 'u' in French. If you sing 'la mure' instead of 'l'amour', you are, unfortunately, singing 'the blackberry', and not 'love'. There's no point having a great voice if you've a tin ear for the language in which you're singing. Sorry to be a pedant, but it's a common failing with American singers who've put so much effort into learning how to pronounce 'tu'; they then use it for other vowels, resulting in these glaring mistakes.
salsafiend 2 years ago 13
Yeah, the whole interpretation is rather unfortunate.
declique 2 years ago
@salsafiend I agree that her pronunciation is distracting. But it's much more than a problem with American singers. It's a universal trait. French singers often get confused with the hard vowels; Germans pronounce too deliberately, making it sound like they attack each note etc. The list goes on and on.
llamasaresmelly 1 year ago
@salsafiend She's singing "lèèèè muuuure"...Many blackberries!
LordHettrick 10 months ago
@salsafiend Unfortunately Salsafiend is one of the growing numbers of people who've forgotten to enjoy music but instead analyse it critically as if it was a quantum physics theory. Sit back and enjoy the music, her voice is great, i actually don't mind her mispronunciation because it only makes it more natural coming from her rather than being forced.
MRRookie232 7 months ago 6
@salsafiend Maybe that's how she pronounces her last name... :-)
CyndiWinter 7 months ago in playlist Carmen
@salsafiend You know what, she's a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice and I dare say can sing better than any of us here so I'll give her the blackberry over love because I''m enjoying her music.
watchme2day 6 months ago 4
<3!
mimistarrz 2 years ago
i just love it
935514595 2 years ago 4
perfect! do u know how long ive been looking for this version? no?...well..a while!
Eathora 2 years ago
magnifique talant. ;D
mElyiSaA 2 years ago 6
Too right,its awesome!Its a shame Kath Jenkins fans can't be honest with themselves,they are a bit like Robbie Williams fans,and won't admit their heroes can't sing very well!Can you imagine the Classic Brit organisers having KJ following this woman?I think not!Or any other opera singer infact!
2HonestIam 2 years ago
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ieml4 2 years ago
little bird.......i want to fly with you........
axman90210 2 years ago
RobTurbo, your an uncultured pig
vertikallimitz 2 years ago 17
@vertikallimitz
"you're"
chrispalmo 1 year ago
i would like to give her it up the ass.!
Robturbo1980 2 years ago
@Robturbo1980 hahaha me 2 ;;
Tms0546 2 years ago
@Robturbo1980: AHHHH but there appears to be SO MUCH ass! ....Shame on BOTH of us NASTY MEN!
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN....MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE!
Harpenfarker 2 years ago
Sheesh, some of you really need to give it a rest - and you can sing better? She has a gorgeous rich voice.
vertikallimitz 2 years ago 3
voice unic impresionantee!!!! molteee vella
777gitano 2 years ago
I'm not a native french, I just learned it for some years, but I think her pronounciation is horrible...anyway her voice isn't too bad !
ChristinaLuiseNikita 2 years ago
perfecto BRAVO i loved it i cried
GERC66 2 years ago
her voice was made for this role!!!!!! her control is wonderful and the timbre is exactly what i imagine a carmen sounding like! but yes, her pronunication is a bit meh!!!
GosfordAbercrombie 2 years ago
Una voce per sognare!!
allenferrari 2 years ago
Прекрасная Дженнифер Лэрмор, прекрасный видеоклип!
MariBEllada 2 years ago
Gorgeous voice.
irregularverb37 2 years ago 3
this is a classic and opera singers from all over the world sing it, and obviously not everyone speaks french and/or have perfect pronounciation, give her a break. some people are confused because she keeps on singing "l'amour" and "je t'aime" which sounds like she's in love, but she sings "mais si je t'aime, prends garde à toi" and yes she is singing about fickleness of love, so i would interpret it as more teasing... =)
fashaS2ace 2 years ago 6
Horrible. Really horrible. She doesn't even use correct pronounciation!
kiafly86 2 years ago
And you should learn to spell correctly. Idiot.
opraluvr 2 years ago 6
@opraluvr no need for that is there? why do people use youtube to make fun of people? its just a cowardly thing; to hide behind the internet so you can bully people..
havenogee 1 year ago
it just may sound different to you because she has an opera voice... so the vowels are pronounced differently..
it sounds more open then the regular french if she were just speaking. not to mention she is french.
lovemeloveme5656 2 years ago 2
i love this song, one of my favorites!!
444IceCold 2 years ago 3
this is perfection , she brings it through with passion and play and yet indifference , bravo !
vincaflowersss 2 years ago 3
voce bellissima, ottima presenza scenica, grande sensualità, proposta con "l'arroganza" che solo una Donna di razza può permettersi. complimenti vivissimi!
rossodisera99 2 years ago 2
i want 2 find the piano sheets 2 this. If any1 knows where plz tell me
Powerfulllestkid 2 years ago
its a part of carmen, bizet.
TheStormArises 2 years ago
There are better Carmens
joanabanyeres 2 years ago
a bit slow, but other than that its actually really good
KittyEvangeline 2 years ago
Oh it was so beautiful! I really enjoyed !!!
lilytoka 2 years ago
perfect just perfect
sixtythreelilah 2 years ago
beautiful simply beautiful
tempercat27 2 years ago
That guy in the picture earlier on looks like Nicolas Cage. Yep. Yep.
RagtimeFoxy 2 years ago
beats beyonce vids. very classy - lovely voice this makes me love opera
79siggy 2 years ago 5
bad french.
jnnmrdgls 2 years ago
I love Larmore to death but this so damn boring.
I don't get the "tease" effect of the text, it has to be playful and with this tempo it's more of a death scene than anything.
Unfortunately all the acting went into the video and not in the voice.
She's awesome in Baroque, especially as Giulio Cesare.
eradesso 2 years ago
You dont really know the story of Carmen do you??? The "tease" effect is in the words. This song Carmen sings to the soldier men outside of the cigerate factoring she works at. Its a "seducing" song. At the same time that Carmen is seducing these men, she telling them that she will never love them.
DyingWithoutYourLove 2 years ago
The perfect seduction.
CJRicky87 2 years ago 3
Allegretto quasi andantino 1/4 = 72 writes Bizet. Why so lethargic?
Can't you seduce men at a faster tempo?
1401JSC 2 years ago
Beautiful voice XD now im addicted to opera! and im only 14! XD
MegaSuyan 2 years ago 5
Nice! You should check out Juan Diego Florez, Dmitiri Hvorostovsky, and Angela Gheorghiu for other arias. I love opera too. : )
dulcicantor 2 years ago
I'll be 16 soon, and I'm addicted to opera, too. :P
BlackHaloGoddess93 2 years ago 2
i need this song
Lassy518 2 years ago 3
me too i can;t find it anywhere! lol
antihector 2 years ago
Check Leontyne Price singing Habanera here on YouTube...
yodavidnavarro 2 years ago
I love her voice...
Its so deep and very passionate about this. By listening to her voice u can understand how she feels singing this song. U can also guess wat the song is about. I guess this song is about her and someone else and she likes him but she doesnt want to say it. She is just admiring the man she luvs.
SkyBlueBubbles1 2 years ago 2
I love her voice and her rendition of this aria too.
The scene: Carmen is quite the Jezabel, and works in a cigarette factory .
As she comes out of the factory for her break, soldiers of the nearby detachment are jokefully asking her "When will you love us?" To which she replies laughinghly "I don't know, maybe never, maybe tomorrow, but not today, for sure!" She then sings this song, about the fickleness of love, which is like a bird that cannot be tamed, etc.
duffer8391 2 years ago 2
no thats not right she sing about love and what it is and things like that
Rebildflower 2 years ago
I think it could be debated that she doesn't love him. For carmen I think its all about the conquest.
Chilair1 2 years ago
Or you can look up a translation of the song instead of guessing? ya?
Shes mocking/teasing a group of soldiers who ask her when she will love them by singing she doesn't know when or if she ever will since love is a fickle and rebellious thing
SeraphicRadience 2 years ago 2
hermosa
BearKamus 2 years ago
lovely deep voice. i am currently in an area that doesn't appreciate opera and fine music. *sighs* this is my favorite song and this lady does it superbly.
TheTerrorraven 2 years ago 2
exelente
corbalanangel 2 years ago 4
The repeating melody seems to dance with the vocals
MasterThief1324 2 years ago 4
I'm playing this at my school!!!
Denmarknab 2 years ago
Carmen is a mezzo soprano role. Sopranos can back off
TheRippedPianist 2 years ago 4
Très bien chanté Carmen par Jennifer Larmore j'adore.
Merci
DianeT60 2 years ago 2
This is amazing.
Not too many people can sing this.
LeafShinobiYuki 2 years ago 6
The Best The Best The Best ...This is Carmen !!
aryanc77 2 years ago 3
BRAVISSIMO
ESTUPENDO!!!!!!!!!
Disneyclassics009 2 years ago 2
This is ''Bellcanto''. I like Thiiiiis . Aaaand She is very Beautifull.. Yeah..
TamiLona 2 years ago 2
I think best performed is from MARIA CALLAS , then Angela Geoghiu.
chicos0987 2 years ago
Nah, Chico! If Bizet had seen Carmen as a soprano, he'd have written it for a soprano! Carmen is all darkness and depth -- mezzo all the way. Dark mezzo. Nobody beter than Larmore. See farr0222 below -- he gets it.
jr1844 2 years ago
This is how Carmen was meant to sound, MEZZO. Beautiful voice!! please Sopranos, leave this to a deep, girthy, sultry Mezzo.
farr0222 2 years ago 50
@farr0222 Well said.
Chrisiant 1 year ago
@farr0222 I have to agree with you... she sounds like what a real Carmen should sound.
Nut Grace Bumbry also did a very good job
RonaldBarone 1 year ago
I have just found a Goddess 10 minutes before, Angela Gheorgiu. Here is the second, Jennifer Larmore!
I can not decide: both of them are Goddesses.
Egymagyarapa 2 years ago 4
I love the look of two guys in background ei, ei, ei. They represent Jose and the Matador, don't they.
blackydolly 2 years ago 4
Bravissimo!!!
sturmvogel2007 2 years ago 5
c'est belle!!
RandomGurl215 2 years ago 2
omg this song is so beautiful. i cant understand it but i can play it on saxophone
djgoens 2 years ago
whoa me too!
softballfanatic247 2 years ago
Je suis si dur en ce moment
jgbaren 2 years ago
I love the singing, but not the acting, I don't feel she gets the soul of Carmen
psycho56 2 years ago
bonne performance!
cadwaele 2 years ago 3
Beautiful voice, plus artistic performance!
davidkhundadze1972 2 years ago 2
marvelous
gimmehearts 2 years ago 2
AWESOME!!! I love it!!!
BubbleBubble3000 2 years ago 5
I think its hilarious how this opera takes place in Seville, Spain but its all in French! still such an amazing opera
HLeeD18 2 years ago
umm . . . Bizet was French . . .
jr1844 2 years ago
Isn't it like that in almost all the Italian operas? I could mention only few Italian operas sung in Italian that take place in Italy and where characters are Italian (Rigoletto, Tosca, Gioconda, Simon Boccangera, Vespri Siciliani, Capuletti e Montecchi) And the only French opera I can think of (I may be wrong) where characters are French is Massenet's Manon. :) ;)
corellithebest 2 years ago
Beautiful!
ThydaKhmer 3 years ago 3
BRAVO! BRAVISSIMA!
Miss Larmore sings with passion and soul, its POWERFUL!
Those who are berating her French pronounciation are the high school French "experts" or must be from Quebec.
NativeNewYorkGuy 3 years ago 14
This must be one of the best Carmen performances I've seen so far. It's still not what I imagined the first time I heard the song but it is full of anticipation, illicit love and just plain excitement, just like the words. She portrays it well.
kmcha1442 3 years ago 6
It's WONDERFUL <3
inuitka 3 years ago 4
She is very good!Bravo!
To people who speaks French: You have done nothing in your life beautiful like this and you are not happy.Don't try to neglect others.I speak 5 language,big deal.This is one way to show respect and professionalism to others.
Ketevan12 3 years ago 2
Oh Ketevan! I don't think it's the French speakers who are quibbling over the pronunciation! It seems to be English/American speakers with pretensions! If I'm wrong, we will surely hear from them. Meanwhile, your comments are right on! Ciao, darling!
jr1844 3 years ago
MERCI! Bien dit!
RosesSontRouges 3 years ago 3
is it in French?
italianboy1212 3 years ago
such a beautiful song :')
itachiuchiha369619 3 years ago
What a wonderful interpretation!Marvelous voice and amazaing comedy!...Success!
Nganguen 3 years ago
L'oiseau que tu croyais surprendre battit de l'aile et s'envola ... l'amour est loin, tu peux l'attendre; tu ne l'attends plus, il est là! Tout autour de toi, vite, vite, il vient, s'en va, puis il revient ... tu crois le tenir, il t'évite, tu crois l'éviter, il te tient. L'amour! L'amour! L'amour! L'amour! L'amour est enfant de Bohème, il n'a jamais, jamais connu de loi; si tu ne m'aimes pas, je t'aime: si je t'aime, prends garde à toi! (x2)
XtinaxFan 3 years ago
Brava to anyone who knows the lyrics - otherwise the vowel distortion unables us to understand words...
undaultima 3 years ago
Oh who the heck cares? It's French, anyway!
jr1844 3 years ago
wat is she saying?
5lovelyangel 3 years ago
Oh, this is just such fun! An interesting interpretation, too. Sort of how Carmen would be if she ever got out of the cigarette factory, off the streets, and yes, away from the Army! And of course, brava to the great Jennifer Larmore!
jr1844 3 years ago
Beautiful...
:)
sillynut91 3 years ago 3
this is my fav one
creed1230 3 years ago
j'adore cette chanson aussi!!
GilmoreGirl6510 3 years ago
Its a tad ott
clevm002 3 years ago
Meravigliosa Jennifer!!!!
matteobs86 3 years ago
her pronunciation is atrocious
demdio07 3 years ago
you try it, bozo.
pweny 3 years ago 6
well she sounds gorgeous but at the begginnig especially it was hard to understand the words :)
jill604 3 years ago
tez tak będe spiewac xD
b1orp 3 years ago
jaaaaaaaa^^
x0x0xjaninax0x0x 3 years ago
j'adore cette chanson
jesanth13 3 years ago
What a beautiful light on her upper body.
Tenderness6 3 years ago
absolutely beautiful
Gramcracer88 3 years ago 2
preciosa jennifer y fuerte para cantar
leonellce 3 years ago
I love this song...
wiilov 3 years ago
Excuse me, where is this singer from? Her acting is very interesting and unique. I have never seen something similar.
corellithebest 3 years ago 2
She's american, I think, and she's amazing.
andremad75 3 years ago 2
She is from marietta Georgia.
Mlp1512 3 years ago 3