Hi! Im from Sweden, and saw Jon Henrik on Talang that year. I still cry like a baby to Daniels jojk everytime I hear it. A few years after this, Jon Henrik revealed in interviews that he back then was planning to sing this song on Talang, and then take his own life (to join Daniel again) Believe that I am so glad he didn't do it. Now he is a really famous and popular singer in sweden ❤️
The Sámi are the people native to the areas in Northern Scandinavia, known for their reindeer herder lifestyle. And yeah joiks usually don't have lyrics, they're pure vocalizations meant to express emotions, and are usually dedicated to certain people or nature.
Lyrics Are you still with me, my dear friend, Though I no longer see you? Are you still here on earth, As you are in my heart? I lie here and ponder, It's desolately quiet around me. Tears break out and fall, With the thought of you. An angel that was forgotten here, Have now got his wings. Where do you fly now, my angel? Where do you fly now? Are you flying through the pearly gates? Or the end of the world? Are you flying next to me? Or am I all alone now? Wherever you are now, my friend. Wherever the road leads you. Promise me you'll wait there, Until I meet you. I hope you're happy now. As I was with you. And the pain you've suffered, I hope it's forgotten. Fly freely, my dear friend. You are free now. And until we meet again, Farewell, my angel.
He is a stunning artist. So humble and near to earth. Hes music and Jojk is so breathtaking. Im proud of being a sapmi ❤ Your words about him is so true and you just listening with your heart. God bless you. Stay safe. Best regards from Sweden
I think this is the most heartfelt moment in Swedish television. Sami is the natives of northern Sweden, Finland, Norway and Russia. Jon Henrik and Anina- I en värld full av strider (In a world full of war) is a good choice
The amazing thing is he is not even Sami by blood but Columbian. Swedish couple adopted him and he would not have known he was at all different if he was not bullied at a young age for being born not Sami. It's the human condition the same in any corner of the world. Nevertheless, what a wonderful man he has become.
Jojk (also luohti, vuollie, leu'dd and juoiggus), Sami for singing, is an ancient Sami song, among the oldest in Europe. The term jojka originally comes from the Sami word juoigat. A jojk must not contain any words or sentences. The sound of joik/jojk is comparable to the traditional chanting of some Native American cultures. Joik/jojk shares some features with the shamanistic cultures of Siberia, which mimic the sounds of nature
''Have sat and looked around a bit on the nets and found lots of places where texts on Daniel's joik are spread as if it is actually a poem to him. The text of Daniel's joik does not exist but the only thing in that joik is five words that are: I remember you my friend. You are very welcome to share this so that people do not end up singing a text to Daniel's joik that is not in the song at all. The text that people are so used to having in front of them is only in my heart and in my story and no one else can read it. But you can feel it in your tears when you listen to it. If you have lost someone close to you, you can feel the text even more. Daniel's joik is a transparent thread that goes into you and gives you feelings that you may have forgotten or need to let go, you could say. Much like all the other songs I do where there is no written lyrics. A lot of music is tied to lyrics today but the lyrics would not have been as strong if the feeling in the music was not there and played on the emotional strings🙏❤'' source- facebook.com/JonHenrikFjallgren/posts/1422582177780051/ Sadly his Facebook post is unavailable/ deleted
hi from a swede... Jon Henrik Mario Fjällgren is a Swedish-Sámi singer and jojkare, an interpreter of Sámi joik. He was the winner of Talang Sverige 2014, the Swedish version of Got Talent.
Fun fact.. you may think the images from his village and the life style is north sweden. It's not. His village is right smack in the middle. Just west of Ånge which is the geographical mid of sweden
He's from Colombia but grew up in Sapmi in Northern Sweden which might sound like a huge cultural difference, but, like you said, he couldn't be in a more perfect place because the Sami calture ain't that much different from various native American ones.
@Marcus In fact, she's partly right. The Sami culture belongs to a cultural circle that extends throughout the circumpolar area and down to South America. Common cultural characteristics are among several bird dancing (the use of feathers as part of the religious practices was actually common in the pre-Christian Sami religion). The same with bear worship. The similarities are linked to the pre-Christian Sami nature religion, which still makes its mark on the Sami culture today.
Sami culture is very similar to native American. Jojk sounds like native American tribal music. Sami people live in tipis. Both cultures live by the land. Borderless. Heck, real sami people even look native American. I've done some research and they might be related and was separated when the ice over Bering sea melted. Lapland is the land of the Sami and it goes from Northern Norway, through northern Sweden and Finland, until Russia. Jokkmokk in Sweden is their capital. Sami culture are not treated well in either of the four nations.
Wow what a lovely outfit you have, all native and such ha ha-..i mena.. really though, imagine, this would have been americans pov of natives had it happend as early as it did in europe.
Oh and "white people have no culture right". White people cant adopt a child from colombia and have him grow up as a native northern european becasue that doesnt exist right. Ah i love it when knowledge is shared.
you should look at Underdog Theme - Randy wallman ruclips.net/video/AE4VvobdHJk/видео.html and the rest of the stuff by him, has some really cool jazz elements in it
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Hi! Im from Sweden, and saw Jon Henrik on Talang that year. I still cry like a baby to Daniels jojk everytime I hear it.
A few years after this, Jon Henrik revealed in interviews that he back then was planning to sing this song on Talang, and then take his own life (to join Daniel again)
Believe that I am so glad he didn't do it.
Now he is a really famous and popular singer in sweden ❤️
The Sámi are the people native to the areas in Northern Scandinavia, known for their reindeer herder lifestyle. And yeah joiks usually don't have lyrics, they're pure vocalizations meant to express emotions, and are usually dedicated to certain people or nature.
Theres one sentence at 4:03 "Manne mujhtam datnem, muu .?." I speak finnic languages so i can understand that it means "i remember you, my .?."
@@0mgskillz96 hope to see you in the finals of hockey brother, cheers from 🇸🇪
@@0mgskillz96 Yes it is. I'm preatty sure it means "I remember you. I, I'm waiting."
I'm northern sámi so i'm not 100% sure.
Not only northern Scandinavia (=Norway and Sweden), but also Finland and Russia.
They can havd lyrics and this one does.
It doesnt have any lyrics but you still feel every feeling ge does. That is amazing.
It does have a few words, im from finland and i could understand he said "i remember you" at 4:03
Lyrics
Are you still with me, my dear friend,
Though I no longer see you?
Are you still here on earth,
As you are in my heart?
I lie here and ponder,
It's desolately quiet around me.
Tears break out and fall,
With the thought of you.
An angel that was forgotten here,
Have now got his wings.
Where do you fly now, my angel?
Where do you fly now?
Are you flying through the pearly gates?
Or the end of the world?
Are you flying next to me?
Or am I all alone now?
Wherever you are now, my friend.
Wherever the road leads you.
Promise me you'll wait there,
Until I meet you.
I hope you're happy now.
As I was with you.
And the pain you've suffered,
I hope it's forgotten.
Fly freely, my dear friend.
You are free now.
And until we meet again,
Farewell, my angel.
Thank you for listening to "joik"
@@marcussjomark9524 those are not the actual lyrics, there are only five Sámi words in the joik. What you posted is an interpretation of the joik
@@marcussjomark9524 the song doesn't have lyrics
He is a stunning artist.
So humble and near to earth.
Hes music and Jojk is so breathtaking.
Im proud of being a sapmi ❤
Your words about him is so true and you just listening with your heart.
God bless you.
Stay safe.
Best regards from Sweden
Don it leat Sápmi, don leat Sápmelaš dahje Sámi engelskgilli
Thanks for reacting to Jon Henrik’s first performance!! ❤❤❤ it still touches my heart every time!!
I think this is the most heartfelt moment in Swedish television. Sami is the natives of northern Sweden, Finland, Norway and Russia. Jon Henrik and Anina- I en värld full av strider (In a world full of war) is a good choice
The amazing thing is he is not even Sami by blood but Columbian. Swedish couple adopted him and he would not have known he was at all different if he was not bullied at a young age for being born not Sami. It's the human condition the same in any corner of the world. Nevertheless, what a wonderful man he has become.
Love this so much. Best audition ever
You should check out the song he did for Börje Salming, so beautiful ❤
Check out his two newest songs,
“The Avatar” and “Mountain dance”.
Both of them are truly amazing.
Wow I didn't know you reacted to this! Thank you!❤
Beautiful. In every way. Thanks QoFy!
Jojk (also luohti, vuollie, leu'dd and juoiggus), Sami for singing, is an ancient Sami song, among the oldest in Europe. The term jojka originally comes from the Sami word juoigat. A jojk must not contain any words or sentences. The sound of joik/jojk is comparable to the traditional chanting of some Native American cultures. Joik/jojk shares some features with the shamanistic cultures of Siberia, which mimic the sounds of nature
''Have sat and looked around a bit on the nets and found lots of places where texts on Daniel's joik are spread as if it is actually a poem to him. The text of Daniel's joik does not exist but the only thing in that joik is five words that are: I remember you my friend. You are very welcome to share this so that people do not end up singing a text to Daniel's joik that is not in the song at all. The text that people are so used to having in front of them is only in my heart and in my story and no one else can read it. But you can feel it in your tears when you listen to it. If you have lost someone close to you, you can feel the text even more. Daniel's joik is a transparent thread that goes into you and gives you feelings that you may have forgotten or need to let go, you could say. Much like all the other songs I do where there is no written lyrics. A lot of music is tied to lyrics today but the lyrics would not have been as strong if the feeling in the music was not there and played on the emotional strings🙏❤'' source- facebook.com/JonHenrikFjallgren/posts/1422582177780051/
Sadly his Facebook post is unavailable/ deleted
It is said that the Sami and Native Americans come from the same people. We are many Sami people in north Sweden..
You really really need to hear his song Jag är fri♡
Heialååh! Joik ja takk!❤️🇳🇴🇸🇪
hi from a swede... Jon Henrik Mario Fjällgren is a Swedish-Sámi singer and jojkare, an interpreter of Sámi joik. He was the winner of Talang Sverige 2014, the Swedish version of Got Talent.
I recently show him on RUclips. I do not know where to buy his music.
I recommend this song if hollywood remake twilight on werewolves coz it sounds native
The sami people is the Indigenous people of Norway Sweden Finland and a part of Russia, i'm from Norway
Great reaction 😊
Fun fact.. you may think the images from his village and the life style is north sweden. It's not. His village is right smack in the middle. Just west of Ånge which is the geographical mid of sweden
He's from Colombia but grew up in Sapmi in Northern Sweden which might sound like a huge cultural difference, but, like you said, he couldn't be in a more perfect place because the Sami calture ain't that much different from various native American ones.
@Marcus In fact, she's partly right. The Sami culture belongs to a cultural circle that extends throughout the circumpolar area and down to South America. Common cultural characteristics are among several bird dancing (the use of feathers as part of the religious practices was actually common in the pre-Christian Sami religion). The same with bear worship. The similarities are linked to the pre-Christian Sami nature religion, which still makes its mark on the Sami culture today.
@Marcus You are right on the first part. But native americans are actually more relative to native scandinavians and europeans over all.
Do we really call Mittådalen north sweden? It's just west of Ånge which is mid of sweden
You weren't to know, but FYI Jojk is pronounced "yoyk" ...makes me cry every time!
Sami culture is very similar to native American. Jojk sounds like native American tribal music. Sami people live in tipis. Both cultures live by the land. Borderless. Heck, real sami people even look native American. I've done some research and they might be related and was separated when the ice over Bering sea melted.
Lapland is the land of the Sami and it goes from Northern Norway, through northern Sweden and Finland, until Russia. Jokkmokk in Sweden is their capital. Sami culture are not treated well in either of the four nations.
And of course this jojk won the entire competition that year.
Its sami song and without lyrics but to sound of the nature!! it is made to not need vocals but still show your feelings
So many writing there are no lyrics, but there are lyrics and yoik sometimes does have lyrics.
❤💛💚💙
Wow brother, hits deep.
Wow what a lovely outfit you have, all native and such ha ha-..i mena.. really though, imagine, this would have been americans pov of natives had it happend as early as it did in europe.
Oh and "white people have no culture right". White people cant adopt a child from colombia and have him grow up as a native northern european becasue that doesnt exist right. Ah i love it when knowledge is shared.
Blows you away right?
Not so fun fact: the host here, Adam Alsing, died from Covid-19
you should look at Underdog Theme - Randy wallman
ruclips.net/video/AE4VvobdHJk/видео.html
and the rest of the stuff by him, has some really cool jazz elements in it
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Give me some amon amath
Konge😘👑
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