Such a beautiful gesture of love and gratitude! In 1974, they first went on tour in Japan and (no joke) it was like Beatlemania- they were greeted at the airport by tons of fans, got lots of gifts, the royal welcome/treatment etc. Basically Japan was the first country to fully embrace and acknowledge Queen as the Rock Gods they still are. Queen really knows how to show love, respect and gratitude to fans. Before lockdown took place, Queen and Adam Lambert managed to perform in Asia, New Zealand and Australia branch of the rhapsody tour and Brian May sang this song while in Japan and the crowds went just as nuts as ever! While its gorgeous live, they never sang the whole song through, so definitely check out the full studio version too.
I was just trying to explain to my partner how much the Japanese fans love Queen, and I actually said it was like The Beatles going to America! They were, and still are, completely in love with Queen. I will definitely go and listen to the full studio version too, thank you 🥰
@@DoeDarling Your welcome, enjoy. Queen's first trip to Japan and their blossoming/everlasting relationship is such a beautiful story (and one of my favorites)!
Beautiful gorgeous song in honor of Queen’s Japanese fans!! And I found out a few months ago that Japan actually has a QUEEN DAY. How cool is that? 👑👑 Thank you for your reactions!! 🍃🌸〰️🍃🌸 Now check out LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR a nod to the Queen fans in South America. 🍃🌺〰️🍃🌺
At the time that this song was released I had a Japanese Girlfriend who was besotted with Freddie and we used to sing this song together it is one of my greatest memories.
Oh Also in 1980 my Highschool American football Team. Had a Record of 11 wins no defeats & gave up 0.0 points. And the song that we played was john Deacons " ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST" I honestly believe that the Bands energy Jumped off the Lp Or Albulm thats what we had. In to the whole foot ball Team inc the cheer leaders. You had to have been their Darling From 🇺🇸 Massachusetts
When I studied Japanese at Vienna University this song was very much appreciated by me and my friends. Yoku dekimashita! Well done! Love and peace from Vienna, Austria
This is another of my favorite songs of Queen...I think it really show how much Queen loves their fans that they sing in their language. I believe they sing to the Hungarian people in their language also. Very special.
An amazing song this is the stripped down acoustic version the studio version is different and really shows off Freddie's vocal range and the layered harmonies, The March of the Black Queen was rarely played in full live you will see why when you listen to the studio version the pre-cursor to Bohemian Rhapsody
This, needless to say is divine and the song writer gracing us with him playing piano…however, the studio album version does make my hairs almost leave my arms! Please listen to that too!
Teo torriate has been one of my favourites since about 1992. Its such a poignant song and it has a great dynamic which takes off towards the end. Its one of those that werent especially well suited for live version.
It’s so nice to see younger Queen fans . Queen were the first band I got hugely into aged 9 in 1984 and although I collect many other artists Queen are still my favourite. Check out Ryan Newton on CZcams . He uploads some amazing concerts . Vienna June 13th 82 being a particular highlight . My personal favourite period live . My walls used to be plastered floor to ceiling with Queen posters when I lived at home . I always wanted a Great pretender Freddie life size cut out so I’m quite envious of your live Aid one ! Where on earth did you get that ?! Also the Japanese greatest hits vinyl is very difficult to find .
You look awesome darling. I loved your reaction to Get Down Make Love. You are adorable. Love Freddie. Saw him 7 times in US. Love him. Sexy man. Talent for days. Yes he cried when singing Somebody to Love sometimes. It was his favorite song. Much love.
He still put on a performance everyone enjoyed Its such a shame they didnt space themselves properly By then they literally only had a hand full of months over years Freddie said in the tour interview that they have to have a proper brake after the tour But they went straight to the studio to record the game ! But took a brake after two months and finished it early 1980
Fred's issue with this song live (they didn't do the middle 8 on this version) "When I'm Gone" etc Queen always played Japan at the end of a tour i.e. 1979 April/May 1979 on the Live Killers tour and his voice was normally gone which is a shame.
Teo torriatte konomama iko Aisuruhito yo Shizukana yoi ni Hikario tomoshi Itoshiki oshieo idaki 手をとりあってこのまま行こう 愛する人よ 静かな宵に 光をともし 愛しき教えを抱き Let us cling together as the years go by,Oh my love, my love,In the quiet of the nightLet our candles always burn,Let us never lose the lessons we have learned. The lyrics with the same meaning were sung in English and Japanese.
Doe I was a freshman in High school 1973 When Queen just took off like a late freight train. And Freddie said let's show people how us British " KNOW HOW TO R & R" I graduated in 1978 listen to real musicians playing real Instruments. With perfect practice makes perfect performances. Those were the day's Darling! From Massachusetts with ❤
You might not know this, but one of the reasons Freddie got the audience to sing along was because he wasn't the best at remembering lyrics! If you look at the Budapest tour video you'll see he wrote the lyrics for the folk song on his hand. That's not a dig, by the way, as i have been a fan of Queen since forever.
Your doing it again, talking about Freddie when you mean Queen, in Freddie's own words 'I am not the leader of Queen, I am just the lead singer'. This was Brian's gift to the Japanese fans, Freddie's can be found on the Barcelona album called 'La Japoinaise'.
Check out Angelina Jordan singing Bohemian Rhapsody. She was 13 when she did this. She is the best singer on the planet, and you will bring subscribers who follow Angelina will enjoy your reaction for sure. Best wishes
One thing I admire/love about Fred’s interactions with audiences: He adjusts how he’s addressing them, depending on where they are… At Wembley, he’s saying “F____k you!” and calling them “Crazy F__gg__ts”🤣(YT WOULDN’T let me use the word!🤭 …that was during Friday’s show, which is was “a bit less proper” in some parts than Saturday) Whereas at Budapest and anytime they were in Japan, his approach is totally different: Very conservative/respectful; “calmer” maybe. 🫶💕👑
Oh my gosh I just heard they played this at the opening ceremony at the Olympics in Tokyo!!!
@Richard Bennett no I'll have to check that out thanks!😃
Yes, I was so happy, Japan loves Queen from the start and forever. La Japoinaise from Barcelona album is so beautiful, it ´s Freddie ´s gift for them
Yes! I started screaming when I heard it xd
Wahoo!!! “Let us all cling together” ✌️✌️
Such a beautiful gesture of love and gratitude! In 1974, they first went on tour in Japan and (no joke) it was like Beatlemania- they were greeted at the airport by tons of fans, got lots of gifts, the royal welcome/treatment etc. Basically Japan was the first country to fully embrace and acknowledge Queen as the Rock Gods they still are. Queen really knows how to show love, respect and gratitude to fans. Before lockdown took place, Queen and Adam Lambert managed to perform in Asia, New Zealand and Australia branch of the rhapsody tour and Brian May sang this song while in Japan and the crowds went just as nuts as ever! While its gorgeous live, they never sang the whole song through, so definitely check out the full studio version too.
I was just trying to explain to my partner how much the Japanese fans love Queen, and I actually said it was like The Beatles going to America! They were, and still are, completely in love with Queen. I will definitely go and listen to the full studio version too, thank you 🥰
@@DoeDarling Your welcome, enjoy. Queen's first trip to Japan and their blossoming/everlasting relationship is such a beautiful story (and one of my favorites)!
They did play the full song in their 1982 Japan shows, if you search CZcams for 'Teo Torriate 1982' it's on here. 😊
@@IWannaQuizYouUp Really? Cool, I'll check it out. Thanks.
1979年 福岡公演に行った日本の男性です。
「手をとりあって」は日本人のファンにとって、とても嬉しく大切な曲でした。
この曲を取り上げてくださり有難うございました。
よろこんで。
My parents had the studio version of Teo Torriatte played at their wedding, it was their song and is to this day!
oh my gosh that is so sweet!! 🥰
Beautiful gorgeous song in honor of Queen’s Japanese fans!! And I found out a few months ago that Japan actually has a QUEEN DAY. How cool is that? 👑👑
Thank you for your reactions!! 🍃🌸〰️🍃🌸 Now check out LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR a nod to the Queen fans in South America. 🍃🌺〰️🍃🌺
At the time that this song was released I had a Japanese Girlfriend who was besotted with Freddie and we used to sing this song together it is one of my greatest memories.
I’m impressed you’ve gone way down the Queen rabbit hole. Great job listening too.
Freddie could hold 500k people in his hand & each person felt as if Freddie was singing to each person!
so true!
Oh
Also in 1980 my Highschool American football Team. Had a Record of 11 wins no defeats & gave up 0.0 points. And the song that we played was john Deacons
" ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST"
I honestly believe that the Bands energy
Jumped off the Lp Or Albulm thats what we had. In to the whole foot ball Team inc the cheer leaders. You had to have been their Darling
From 🇺🇸 Massachusetts
「手をとりあって」は、日本にとっても、クイーンにとっても、とても大切な曲です。わざわざ取り上げてくださって、ありがとうございます！
Freddie always appreciated we Japanese accepting him as he was. This was a wonderful gift to us who had hard time memorizing English words. 😢
When I studied Japanese at Vienna University this song was very much appreciated by me and my friends. Yoku dekimashita! Well done! Love and peace from Vienna, Austria
This is another of my favorite songs of Queen...I think it really show how much Queen loves their fans that they sing in their language. I believe they sing to the Hungarian people in their language also. Very special.
An amazing song this is the stripped down acoustic version the studio version is different and really shows off Freddie's vocal range and the layered harmonies, The March of the Black Queen was rarely played in full live you will see why when you listen to the studio version the pre-cursor to Bohemian Rhapsody
This, needless to say is divine and the song writer gracing us with him playing piano…however, the studio album version does make my hairs almost leave my arms! Please listen to that too!
This was one of my favorite periods of Freddie's. Shorter hair. Leather pants. Braces and ballet shoes.
Yes!!
yesssss, the Japanese crowd is the best
Teo torriate has been one of my favourites since about 1992. Its such a poignant song and it has a great dynamic which takes off towards the end. Its one of those that werent especially well suited for live version.
There’s some amazing low guitar orchestration on the studio version of this song.
It’s so nice to see younger Queen fans . Queen were the first band I got hugely into aged 9 in 1984 and although I collect many other artists Queen are still my favourite. Check out Ryan Newton on CZcams . He uploads some amazing concerts . Vienna June 13th 82 being a particular highlight . My personal favourite period live .
My walls used to be plastered floor to ceiling with Queen posters when I lived at home . I always wanted a Great pretender Freddie life size cut out so I’m quite envious of your live Aid one ! Where on earth did you get that ?! Also the Japanese greatest hits vinyl is very difficult to find .
No hablo inglés pero de acuerdo a lo que veo calculo que amas a Freddie y a Queen me pone tan contenta !!!! 👍💪😍 genia ❤️
¡Queen para siempre!
Yo amo queen para mi es el mejor grupo de la historia
I love the reactions to "Queen"
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy them 🥰
日本からこんにちは！
あなたのリアクションビデオが大好きです！
これからも頑張ってください！
I love your Queen reaction videos!
I really had a crush on Freddie in that era
I don't blame you hehe
@@DoeDarling Many of us still do...
My ex dedicated this song to me and broke up with me the next day 😁 but I loved it obviously 'cause I love Queen greetings from Mexico
Oh snap! 😔
@@DoeDarling I know but i still have Freddie Roger John and Brian to love and they will never let me down 😁
@@lidiahernandez67 of course 🥰🥰🥰
The Japanese treated them like the Beatles. They needed security there way before anywhere else.
You look awesome darling. I loved your reaction to Get Down Make Love. You are adorable. Love Freddie. Saw him 7 times in US. Love him. Sexy man. Talent for days. Yes he cried when singing Somebody to Love sometimes. It was his favorite song. Much love.
7 times! wow thats awesome! I'd have loved so much to have seen him live!
Such a lovely song to their Japanese fans
Love this!
Love Freddie singing with the crowd. Btw Freddie without moustache?
I love it too! Yes this was pre moustache 1979 😄
Queen to me is like the beattles to u ❤👑
Sadly Freddie's voice wasn't in the best shape those nights in Japan... still awesome though !!
He still put on a performance everyone enjoyed
Its such a shame they didnt space themselves properly
By then they literally only had a hand full of months over years
Freddie said in the tour interview that they have to have a proper brake after the tour
But they went straight to the studio to record the game ! But took a brake after two months and finished it early 1980
This is one of the few songs that he could sing well during those nights
Great!!!
AWESOME. REACTION👑👑👑
I just suggested this song to you, on the ‘It’s Late’ reaction, about an hour ago! 😂🤣. New subscriber.
Fred's issue with this song live (they didn't do the middle 8 on this version) "When I'm Gone" etc Queen always played Japan at the end of a tour i.e. 1979 April/May 1979 on the Live Killers tour and his voice was normally gone which is a shame.
I love the studio/original version of ths song
one of my favourite songs from A Day At the Races
Of course Teo Torriatte was written by Brian. :-)
Teo torriatte konomama iko
Aisuruhito yo
Shizukana yoi ni
Hikario tomoshi
Itoshiki oshieo idaki
手をとりあってこのまま行こう
愛する人よ
静かな宵に
光をともし
愛しき教えを抱き
Let us cling together as the years go by,Oh my love, my love,In the quiet of the nightLet our candles always burn,Let us never lose the lessons we have learned.
The lyrics with the same meaning were sung in English and Japanese.
Try to react "How Can I Go On", by Freddie and Montserrat Caballé, from Barcelona (1988)
A beautiful song indeed !
Hey Doe
Watching from Massachusetts in the 🇺🇸
Doe
I was a freshman in High school 1973 When Queen just took off like a late freight train. And Freddie said let's show people how us British " KNOW HOW TO R & R" I graduated in 1978 listen to real musicians playing real Instruments. With perfect practice makes perfect performances. Those were the day's Darling!
From Massachusetts with ❤
You might not know this, but one of the reasons Freddie got the audience to sing along was because he wasn't the best at remembering lyrics! If you look at the Budapest tour video you'll see he wrote the lyrics for the folk song on his hand. That's not a dig, by the way, as i have been a fan of Queen since forever.
More Missy! 😍😁
Arigato
You should react to Queen - Champions of the world- Documentary. Its great
I love you
Your doing it again, talking about Freddie when you mean Queen, in Freddie's own words 'I am not the leader of Queen, I am just the lead singer'.
This was Brian's gift to the Japanese fans, Freddie's can be found on the Barcelona album called 'La Japoinaise'.
I believe I said Freddie and Queen, but thanks i'll check out that song too
Check out Angelina Jordan singing Bohemian Rhapsody. She was 13 when she did this. She is the best singer on the planet, and you will bring subscribers who follow Angelina will enjoy your reaction for sure. Best wishes
Sorry, but the studio version is much better.
yeah either studio or Brian's live version in Tokyo 2014. His voice suits the song so well, he sounds so haunting!
누나 사랑해요♥
Freddie was struggling during this performance, so not his best unfortunately. Of course, a Queen audience could always cover.
You’re beautiful.
この時喉を痛めていてうまく声が出てない
Best part of the song they didn’t play kinda disappointing
One thing I admire/love about Fred’s interactions with audiences: He adjusts how he’s addressing them, depending on where they are… At Wembley, he’s saying “F____k you!” and calling them “Crazy F__gg__ts”🤣(YT WOULDN’T let me use the word!🤭 …that was during Friday’s show, which is was “a bit less proper” in some parts than Saturday) Whereas at Budapest and anytime they were in Japan, his approach is totally different: Very conservative/respectful; “calmer” maybe.
🫶💕👑