00:05Donnell.
00:06Hello, Pedro.
00:08Hello, Donnell.
00:09No round one,
00:10you saw the lower voice,
00:13the baritone.
00:15And then,
00:16now you saw the falsetto and head tone.
00:20But,
00:21my feeling is
00:22that it's just a bit
00:24a bit of a bit.
00:26Maybe,
00:27especially in the past,
00:29it's just a bit of ad-libs
00:31that I've heard.
00:32I've missed a few lyrics.
00:35But,
00:36your performance is great.
00:41Hi, Donnell.
00:43Hello, Ate Julian.
00:44Honestly,
00:46I really want you to experiment
00:48with your sound.
00:49You saw your range
00:53but I also feel like
00:55listening to your baritone
00:58because that's what makes you unique.
01:01But,
01:01anyway, you did great.
01:03Congratulations, Donnell.
01:05Thank you, guys.
01:09So,
01:09I'm very proud of our Clash panel
01:11because if they say something,
01:13that's what I'm going to say.
01:15Thank you so much.
01:17The message, I think,
01:19that you have to get from us,
01:21what is the right thing?
01:24When are you going to use the baritone?
01:27When are you going to use the falsetto?
01:29Don't do this. Don't do that.
01:32Don't do that.
01:32The right thing.
01:33So,
01:34it's the right thing.
01:37So,
01:37things to keep, definitely your strength,
01:39your baritone.
01:40Things to improve,
01:41your falsetto.
01:42Because,
01:44there were times
01:45that he was impressed
01:46and then there were times
01:48that maybe
01:49you don't need
01:51the falsetto
01:51for this specific word
01:53or this phrase.
01:54Alright?
01:54Thank you, folks.
01:56Thank you, Clash panel.
01:58Xquiera,
02:00Xquiera,
02:28X-ести,
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