Graduation Day singing Malaguena

PVA Graduation... Mariachi Performance

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Music

Tags:

• Mariachi
• Hspva
• Graduation

[hypergrl]

thanks jony!

[jony5557]

que bonito falsete tienes, felicidades.

[hypergrl]

thanks jony!

[nonicrawford]

falsete, nenes, se dice falsete

aportacion cultural de la abuelita

[pattychik]

i love this song...and u made me like it more...tu voz esta maravillosa.

[indecl1ne]

This is a very beautiful song,.. and it has been done justice in this performance! Love it.

[spanisheyes29]

oh wow this is beautiful...most women who try to sing this always seem not to do so well, but I really enjoyed this version!

[Apalexpe]

Felicitaciones, me gusta el color y la entonacion de tu voz, ademas eres muy buena violinista. Exito...

[jony5557]

I needs to be placed in your throat, it is almost impossible to place it in your head or chest, because the falsetto is not part of your natural vocal register...it's something very difficult to explain, it's like a "faked singing"...

[Cricriiii]

Oh, yes, in fact i didn't know the term of Falsetto!

I don't know why you find hers more controled, anyway, i heard him a lot of times in live, and all i could say is that i prefer much more his than hers because of the sweetness of the sound...

Anyway, i'd like to know where the falsetto comes from?

i mean is it a pure throatly sound? or rather from deeper..? where the voice has to be placed?

i often tried to sing malaguena, but i never ever understood how to sing the falsetto parts.. :)

[jony5557]

what I'm saying is that she has a lot more control on her falsetto (the high notes, when it seems that he sings like a woman)and it is a lot more stable than his...and that's a sign of more experience on this specific vocal technique, which is what characterizes "La Malaguena".

His version is very good also the way he ends it is just amazing, but I prefer her's..