This concert never gets old, no matter how many times I watch it!

They're all involved in "every second" of their songs' compositions.  They know their instruments and their voices.  They fit, as Pau says, like puzzle pieces and they put their songs together to use the strongest combination.  If they disagree about something, they strive to come up with a workable compromise but, if that fails, two out of three votes wins.  Pau is the main song originator, and she composes mainly on piano.  BTW, Ale always stresses that she's a BASS PLAYER, not a guitarist who plays bass.

They’re all kind of gearheads since they had to figure it out on their own as kids. They had excellent assistance from their mentors who were mostly already in actively performing bands, but they still had to work it out. They taught themselves programming as teens and if you watch one of the many gear breakdowns they’ve made it’s clear they are 100% hands on. As Dany said “we like to be involved in every single aspect of a song. When we’re recording drums or guitars, or bass, we are all there.”

I've seen this 20 times and probably 20 more is in my future 🤯💥💥💥🔥🔥✌️

Que gran reacción nos regalaste ! Muchas gracias por seguir a nuestra chicas !
Saludos desde México

Talented, humble, and rockstars geniuses women without vices, dramas and traumas, and a great example to a generation around the world, but above all, the best Mexican representation to the world, embodying everything that is our culture: effort, talent, work, humility, and family made real. That's what we, Mexicans are a great culture.

Vivan nuestras Wawas! Viva Mexico!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🤟🤟🤟🤟🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🤟🤟

Great reaction dude.

Lets go! For the 550 time!😂love this band!🔥🎵🎶

Como la vez 30 disfrutando este gran concierto.

For me this is the second time watching this concert…. Today 😉

The mustard yellow guitar is a custom Manson Onyx 6 guitar a gift from Matt Bellamy of Muse. TW toured with Muse 9x in 2022 / 2023, and he gave it to Daniela when they were in the UK for the first time. During the 4 shows TW opened for Muse in Mexico, while at dinner after one of the concerts, Matt invited them to join Muse in the UK for 5 concerts. It was then Matt gave Daniela the guitar.

Thanks for sharing this video, its a masterpiece! Going to see rhem next year in April.

Cool review mate😎🇵🇭🤟

When it comes to tweaking their sounds, Ale is very conservative. She has stuck with Ampeg 4x10 cabinets and Mesa Boogie/Ampeg amplifiers for a decade now. Her minimal pedals are fairly common for bass and her settings are very subtle and middle of the road. Lately she's been using more distortion, but that's more a creative choice. She relies mainly on her instrument (Spector basses just sound great) and most importantly her playing technique. It's her technique that give her most of her sound and tone. She also has an amazing sense of time and precision on her execution of time. It's her hard work in practicing, learning her instrument and knowing her role in the band that gives her "her sound". By contrast, Dany ... she tweaks a lot. She's got amazing riffs to start and the ability to sing with them, but she obsesses over being as "big" as possible. Rightfully so, being the only guitar in the band. She does a lot of modeling and programming in her Kemper Profiler Stage pedal board. Pau ... she's just a solid groove player. Always in "the pocket". She very much relies on her drum techs to tune her drums the way she likes them. That's a smart option to use. It affords her consistency. Her real "tweaking" is singing while working out on a treadmill, to build her cardio/core for singing while playing. Her posture is also very important, something she has been working on for years. She used to be fairly wild, arms going all over the place and very inefficient. Fun to watch, but not really beneficial for her as a drummer. Now she has great posture, which allows her to play hard all night without tiring and to sing properly without sounding breathless. Their sound is more a matter of study, practice and hard work; not really about gear. Gear is a means to an end, but study and practice can never be replaced by it. It just amazes me, as someone in the music business, how "complete" these ladies have become.

Ale’s bass teacher, Pablo Gonzalez-Sarre was a student of Jaco Pistorius jazz style. The reason she rarely makes a mistake can be summed up in this video of her early training. https://youtu.be/1i4oFvVUJQU?is=1_9LVV3GcPTbtsaS

During Dull Knives, you did indeed hear double-kick by Paulina. She has the double beater with two foot-pedals. She incorporates them occasionally, and very tastefully in my opinion, only when the song calls for it.
Then, she steps off the riser and up to the piano. There, she proceeds to rip our hearts out 🥹🥰
She is a Generational talent, I dare anyone to argue that fact.

Thanks for this one....my 100th time at least..this is simply EPIC live!!!  In answer to your question about do they discuss what each part instrumentally should be...the answer is YES, they have said in many vlogs and interviews (seen them all) that each band member is involved in every part of the composition for each instrument.  One of the many many reasons they are so perfect in everything they compose.  Cheers.

I’m way past the 20 times mark, but this concert stands among the greatest rock concerts of the rock era.  Pink Floyd, Queen, Muse, Metallica, Elton John, (Dany loves the EJ 60th birthday concert and talks about running to the TV from anywhere in the house when she heard her dad put it on.)  if you’re taking the time to watch it, I’ll watch it again too, and hopefully answer any questions

Thank you! 🎼🎵🎶❤️

Pau is GREAT ! Love her ! Tomorrow I will say the same about Ale , the next day about Dany !

Love this concert.