I love it, it just speak to every bone, all the flesh and straight into my barely existing soul, this is powerful. Wish I could hear more of her, please let me know if you know where I could! Det er en grunn til at de gamle norrøne respekterte samene.. De med kontakt med naturen og det magiske.
Hienoa. Tämähän pitäisi kuulua itsestään selvyytenä Suomalaiseen kulttuuriin, mutta minusta sitä on tässä maassa aliarvostettu. Eiköhän Lappalaiset tulleet ennen meitä muita tänne Suomeen. Arvostan kovasti lappilaisten kulttuuria.
Thank you! 😃🥲 The beauty of jojk is that there is no language barrier. It works on emotional level and if it speaks to you, it profoundly effects every fibre of your beeing! Thanks to all who channel this for us, using the language of music!
I am not sure if there are any lyrics to this actually, there ate basically "two types" of joik, one that does include actual words and language and the one that does not, most the "popular" joik we hear does include the sami language. However Joik is also and most traditionally not words but sounds, to explain I can say I do not not joik "about" a thing I joik "the thing" or id you Will I don't ABOUT the raindeer, but I joik THE Raindeer, the sounds channling the spirit, and as I said above sometimes mixed in with actual words in the sami languae(s) But I belive this is simply Joiking THE nature in this case, more than ABout
I would like to have more information about this song, the translation and where it's come from. Please. I think I heard this as a kid at least the music and the way she is singing. But I am not from around skandinavia.
More proof that Columbus did not discover America. There were trade routs going across the Atlantic and Pacific for thousands of years. No question Scandinavia and Native Americans influenced each other.
This is a great joik, I think. And I like it because it sounds and feels like old Finnish spells. It is not widely known but Finland has the worlds largest collection of spells, which just a small fraction of our original culture,which of course was at least as heavily supressed by outside forces as Sami peoples culture. This Joik got me really interested about Sami relative language.... The phrase "sun is raising" , in Sami, does not sound like the modern Finnish version "Aurinko nousee". But sounds quite close to the way the old people in my family said. Which is "Päivä koittaa" . As it is spelled, sounds somewhat similar. Old people in my family rarely used the word sun, they used the word day like Sami. about the sun. "Päivä koittaa" literal translation is in English " a day starts to radiate".
@@kailyjamessokame.6028 Hey great. You should be proud of who you are and also contact any old relatives still alive... I am a mainland Finnish, "lantalainen" as Sami people call us here in Finland. But I am from the family that "old Finland" was always present in everyday life. So I guess I was very lucky, as it basically dissappeared culture today. Original Finnish view of world is not that much different than original Sami view of the world.
And Kai I think you should definitely study your grandparents language. I that way you could do your share keeping Sami culture alive and strong. As it is also YOUR culture, isnt it?
Thank you. We Sami people are nearly destroyed by our government from Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Soviet. So to hear a regular and strong man from Finland say this.... it makes my tears flow like a river in the spring, tears of joy. Thank you Jari. May our gods grant you a long and rich life.
Love it!! Thank you
The Sun arises
vad gaggar killen om
So schön euch zuzuhören, bitte mehr davon !
Så kulturell med jojk tycker jag samtidigt som de är en så mysig video klipp också försås ❤🦌
I love the simplicity It's beautiful ❤
책"라플란드의 밤"을 읽고 찾아왔어요. 노래 너무 좋아요.
I love it, it just speak to every bone, all the flesh and straight into my barely existing soul, this is powerful. Wish I could hear more of her, please let me know if you know where I could! Det er en grunn til at de gamle norrøne respekterte samene.. De med kontakt med naturen og det magiske.
Now this is a joik, that aint a joke. Magisk, stor respekt fra Hedemarken. Thank you
One of the most powerful joiks I've heard. It sings in my heart years after first hearing it.
Amazing, am deeply touched and in tears.
Where is this from?
Giitu Solveig where ever you are 🙏
Hienoa. Tämähän pitäisi kuulua itsestään selvyytenä Suomalaiseen kulttuuriin, mutta minusta sitä on tässä maassa aliarvostettu. Eiköhän Lappalaiset tulleet ennen meitä muita tänne Suomeen. Arvostan kovasti lappilaisten kulttuuria.
Thank you! 😃🥲 The beauty of jojk is that there is no language barrier. It works on emotional level and if it speaks to you, it profoundly effects every fibre of your beeing! Thanks to all who channel this for us, using the language of music!
gratitude and love; my Sami Heart to yours)))))
Most of them live in big cities, some are colord people, and so on. As a "people" they have been constructed by commis.
Прикольно
Maravilloso
Its good😍😘💅👌😻😆😀✋😁😁
This is soultouching , it's wonderful. Does anyone have lyrics ? I cannot find them on the internet. Thanx
I am not sure if there are any lyrics to this actually, there ate basically "two types" of joik, one that does include actual words and language and the one that does not, most the "popular" joik we hear does include the sami language. However Joik is also and most traditionally not words but sounds, to explain I can say I do not not joik "about" a thing I joik "the thing" or id you Will I don't ABOUT the raindeer, but I joik THE Raindeer, the sounds channling the spirit, and as I said above sometimes mixed in with actual words in the sami languae(s) But I belive this is simply Joiking THE nature in this case, more than ABout
@@bokvarv1926 this one have a few words, but not many
lyrics here: nojojolojo nananaa lojojono wovjojojononojo buhuhuhuhu solen kommar ujujujuju najajajanaja nonolojo ojojojolono wovolojojojo ajanaja etc
Det är obeskrivligt man blundar o får upp hela bilder det är som man förstår som om dom sjungde på normal svenska
I have no words, other than, I feel and know I am home
👍
Uncontrollable chills as her voice gets more and more powerful. Music transcends language, culture, colour and gender. Thank you for uploading this.
This is my favorite piece of music. And music is everything.
I would like to have more information about this song, the translation and where it's come from. Please. I think I heard this as a kid at least the music and the way she is singing. But I am not from around skandinavia.
99% of al sapmi people are fake. She is real.🥰
What do you mean by fake?
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
fuck samer bara jultomten har riktiga renar nissar represent
Spooky and moving,gonna have to give this a second listen.
The image at 5:08 I especially love.
Needs to be more of a channel for traditional Joik Music.
More proof that Columbus did not discover America. There were trade routs going across the Atlantic and Pacific for thousands of years. No question Scandinavia and Native Americans influenced each other.
I doubt the sámi ever had sea-roots to America, and the Germanic Scandinavians didn't joik
TACK Solveig! 🤗
Fantastic music!
🎼🔥💜⭐💘🌞💘🌛💜🔥
Hei, hvem har lagt ut denne videoen ? 😊 Gir Solveig ut musikk ?
☺️🔥🙏❤️🏔☀️💋🖖
This is a great joik, I think. And I like it because it sounds and feels like old Finnish spells. It is not widely known but Finland has the worlds largest collection of spells, which just a small fraction of our original culture,which of course was at least as heavily supressed by outside forces as Sami peoples culture. This Joik got me really interested about Sami relative language.... The phrase "sun is raising" , in Sami, does not sound like the modern Finnish version "Aurinko nousee". But sounds quite close to the way the old people in my family said. Which is "Päivä koittaa" . As it is spelled, sounds somewhat similar. Old people in my family rarely used the word sun, they used the word day like Sami. about the sun. "Päivä koittaa" literal translation is in English " a day starts to radiate".
Your comment connected so much in not only this piece, but my learning of my ..so many things, everything.. thank you
My grandparents are from Sapmi and my parents don't speak on it.
@@kailyjamessokame.6028 Hey great. You should be proud of who you are and also contact any old relatives still alive... I am a mainland Finnish, "lantalainen" as Sami people call us here in Finland. But I am from the family that "old Finland" was always present in everyday life. So I guess I was very lucky, as it basically dissappeared culture today. Original Finnish view of world is not that much different than original Sami view of the world.
And Kai I think you should definitely study your grandparents language. I that way you could do your share keeping Sami culture alive and strong. As it is also YOUR culture, isnt it?
Thank you. We Sami people are nearly destroyed by our government from Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Soviet. So to hear a regular and strong man from Finland say this.... it makes my tears flow like a river in the spring, tears of joy. Thank you Jari. May our gods grant you a long and rich life.
Jeg hadde bare fått vondt i halsen av å holde på sånn...
Hei hei, vet noen hvordan man får tak i Solveig ?
Sounds like Arctic winds.
Leider in i en svunnen tid och känslovärld. Facinerande vackra bilder och jojk
ruclips.net/video/PKdRIAMYENU/видео.html
This touches the soul truly.
Tussen tack and Migwetch for our tradition. Love this.
Tack so mycke Solveig. Giitu! Jari
What's the type of joik ? Luohti, vuolleh eller leu'dd ?
Leu’dd makuoletna ki’sa eller’ddu
Awesome