Their way of singing is called Joik, its a song genre the Sami are using, which is the indigenous people of Sweden, Norway and Finland, they live in the north of the countries ;) your welcome
Ah, I thought it was Alto cause I went for this choir seminar and they taught us this song (I'm an alto by the way :D). We sang it this way. Literally! Although we had guys as Tenors and Baritones and Basses, still sounded dope! To me, I mean xD
I have a range from S2 to T1, so I can see maybe being mistaken for a guy on my low end. 😅 I usually sat in the Alto 2 spot most comfortably but if they needed a tenor spot with a female sound, it’s definitely workable. The alto part here isn’t an issue with how low it is. I love how broad the female range can be. 😊
Since we’re calling out random people: the girl at 2:48 makes me so happy. She just looks genuinely excited to be there and her face looks so friendly lol.
They teach us to sing “up down” with our mouth in an o shape in elementary school instead of “side side” so our notes don’t sound like ‘e’. I believe she might just be doing it for the perfect O sound I hear from the entire choir
my family is from the most Northern point of Finland but none of us are Sami.. not that i know of. it's kind of a shame, really. the culture is so beautiful
@@ViShBo They are called "Stave churches", and we have a lot of them. They can be up to a thousand years old. If you decide to visit, my favourite is the Borgund stave church. Heddal is probably the most famous and big, but the Borgund church just looks more viking and old (in my opinion). I've been to both, and they are quite the spectacle to witness.
I sang along too, and my mom who was sitting beside me, leaned in closer to me because she thought I was saying something, but really I was just singing along, even after the movie ended I continued to sing outside of the hall~ 😂
@@rp8102 For me, it gave me a similar feeling to whenever I hear pre-colonial folk songs from my country (Philippines). I think it calls out to a sense of our identity, like primal part of our brains connecting back to it’s roots...? It reminds me of a theory by some psychologists, particularly Carl Jung, where we have a “Collective Unconscious” that’s passed down to us without being taught. It’s separate from all the “learned” aspects of our life. Like how life-and-death instincts, morals, etc. sometimes do not need to be taught. Spirituality is part of it too, like how many different religions mirror each other in the effects it has on our psyche, etc. Maybe this type of music calls out to that.
No, the composition had been changed for the Frozen movie so you couldn't hear the chorus any more. This here is the original composition which existed before Frozen. The makers of the movie heard this and wanted to have it in the soundtrack: ruclips.net/video/LTNQAL4nV5A/видео.html
2023 and still not over this. Does anyone else hear the absolute BEAUTY of the raspy voice at 1:06 and again at 2:31?? (Nuwa heya nu). It’s quietly in the background but so rich and it’s so beautiful *chef’s kiss* 🤌🏼
There are lots of Scandinavian values and cultures has been adapted into the first Frozen movie. So it's not surprising if this entire Chapel's design has made it into the movie for the coronation scene. Plus, the team actually visited Norway few months prior to the development of the first Frozen.
Look up "Stave churches in Norway". We have quite a few of them here, and most of them have incredible woodwork and arcitecture :) Frozen is hugely based on the Nordics.The town "Arendal" is a good example. Pretty sure they based "Arendell" from that.
It's hard to deny the feeling you get from tribal music like this. The deep beat of the drum like a heart beating with the choir's tones like a mother soothing their babe to sleep. Beautiful.
I swear to God this is gonna be in my wedding even though I am Muslim with traditional Pakistani parents cause this is so peaceful and warming I am so gonna do it!
Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Hanahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Hanahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Hanahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Hanahe yunuwana (ha ha ya) Nuwa nu Nuwa heya nu Nuwa nu Nuwa heya nu Nuwa nu Nuwa nu Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Hanahe yunuwana
As a Nordic and a irish man that has studied all and I mean all 8000 plus walks of life world wide I do truly enjoy the true music and vocals of all walks of life
I never knew that this was sung by a Norwegian choir! I always like to go back to this melody and just listen to the beautiful harmony! I always thought this sounded like joik, a Sami music/singing style! I also enjoy seeing that every one of these ladies wear bunads, the Norwegian traditional folk costume.
@@izaakbehringer6138 None are wearing sami clothing, only norwegian. Sami folk costumes are called 'kofte' or 'samedrakt' and are a totally different kinds of clothing. Just google 'samisk kofte' and you'll see.
Listenning this amazing choir is just a piece of peace in this dark world. Girls you have melted my heart, even if it's summer. You brought me so much thrills, specially at 1:19 omg. This is so beautiful what a human can do with his or her voice
The castle in Frost is inspired by our Norwegian wood churches that were build in the old days :) there are several churches like this, big and small, all over Norway,! If you ever visit Norway, I would recommend stopping by one and take a look ;) also, the dresses the ladies are wearing are our national costumes. Each dress represent where they or their family comes from in Norway. Love all the details Disney borrowed from Scandinavian culture!
@@Mettiz90 I'm Norwegian and I'm 10. I'm 3/4 Filipino, was born in the PH, and I've never been to Norway. I've always wanted to visit my family in Norway but I'm not ready yet, because all my life I've lived in the PH.. All my friends and my closest family are here and we're going to live in Norway FOREVER in a few years when by brother turns 3+, Just wanted to share it. Also, you make me want to go there already, but it would take me so long to make a decision whether or not I'll stay in the Philippines or in Norway.. Just really wanted to share my story to someone :>
This is our national dress "bunad" There is one or more from every region. I have the "trønder bunad" in green. Which I am happy to say is represented here 😊💚
People who disliked it are people who realize this is a Sámi song and it’s being sung in a chapel by people wearing non Sámi traditional clothing. It’s beautifully sung but culturally inappropriate in this video. Especially when it doesn’t give credit to my Sámi traditions. Does that help clarify why there are dislikes?
I love how beautiful this song is. I just wish more people knew about this beautiful piece before a Disney movie came out though. So much culture is not researched until there is a reason. I myself being one of these people. I feel we should be submerging ourselves in the culture all over the world with the good and the bad. (Ending my little thingy(
This song works wonders when your baby/toddler is crying in the car ! It was the only song that would calm my son down and now 5 years later I use it with my daughter ! Puts her right to sleep lol
Suggested this to my Chorus teacher and she's letting my class do it for our final concert this year(a bunch of us are high school seniors and I feel like this is the best send off song).
@@leeluvsu When you're so engrossed by a music, you forget all your surroundings. Don't worry you're not the first one to have faced social embarrassment 😀
My grandson is 2 and he picked up this song from Frozen. We couldnt figure out what he was asking, he would say "I wanna watch..." then he would launch into this song. Gorgeous #IDIL International Decade of Indigenous Languages
Actually, there are lyrics-- technically. Its called "Eatnemen Vuelie" which translates into "Fairest Lord Jesus". Disney couldn't really put a hymn like this into a movie, so they kept the chanting that is traditionally the most memorable component of this song, and its still a beautiful piece.
@@rachz9009 THANK you for this explanation! I have been going in circles trying learn something about this very, interesting song. I really appreciate your input!
Norman Wolf that is not true this is the lyrics: Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Anhahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Anhahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Anhahe yunuwana Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Anhahe yunuwana (ha ha ya) Nuwa nu Nuwa heya nu Nuwa nu Nuwa heya nu Nuwa nu Nuwa nu Na na na heyana Hahiyaha naha Naheya heya na yanuwa Anhahe yunuwana And this is it in English: I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding Anhahe Yunuwana (ha ha ha) Nuna nu I'm sorry yes Nuna nu I'm sorry yes Nuna nu Nuna nu I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste.
this is the music of my soul . Just takes me somewhere really beautiful, peaceful and full of the highest love and light. I listen to this every time I feel down and it brings me back to my centre : )
If it's any language it's most likely Sami. And Scandinavia isn't a country, it's a collective name for Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and Denmark. Edit: Correction, Scandinavia is only Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
The song is Vuelie and it was written for the film by South Sámi musician and composer Frode Fjellheim, who adapted it from one of his earlier songs, Eatnemen Vuelie (Song Of The Earth). His music draws on joik, an ancient vocal tradition that was outlawed when Nordic Indigenous communities were Christianized (like what Canada did with the Potlatch ban).
Thank you for this insight.. its so fantastic to learn that Disney takes such care of peoples history and man did it sound awesome in the movie.. I just wonder why they decided to record this masterpiece in a Christian church :/
This is just gorgeous. I fell in love with the song in the first Frozen movie and in seeing this, it's just so beautiful. Even when I close my eyes and listen to it, I can picture mountains and woods in my head during winter and fall and even spring and summer. So relaxing.
Notice how these ladies allow the music and words to physically sway them. They are not bogged down by the rigidity of westernized music we so often see. They allow themselves to be moved….stunning
Yes, it's Scandinavia. So? We, people of European ancestry should all be united and proud of our motherland, for we are more than a thousand: We are one. Even having our differences. No wonder Europe is being destroyed today, for its people aren't proud of it and united anymore.
You didn't understand a word of what I said and made wrongful assumptions about my words, while not respecting my opinion. I will not argue with a child.
This is one of my favorite part in Frozen 2. Where they sang this, I'm literally having a goosebumps everytime I hear this song. My heart ❤️ So beautiful
My choir sang this song, and as an Alto 2 it was such a powerful sound. This was my favorite song out of the concert, and seeing the looks on the little kid's faces when we started was priceless
Their way of singing is called Joik, its a song genre the Sami are using, which is the indigenous people of Sweden, Norway and Finland, they live in the north of the countries ;) your welcome
And it was used because Kristoff was based on the Sami people.
*you're
I love this kind of singing
Thanks
*one of the indigenous peoples
This isn't America.
I love how they just kind of sway. Most choirs maintain a stiff posture but they’re moving softly with the sound.
Yeah our teacher is always telling us to be interesting like this.
Yeah... Sway has something to say.... Absolutely perfect......
I thought you were going to retract 5 point from gryffindor.
Professor? You're interested in these things?
I agree, Professor.
Still the best opening of a Disney movie ever. I love this song, even before the movie! I’m glad that more people know about it now ^w^
i think the competition is still a tie between this and moana's opening 'tulou tagaloa'
counterparts joke I agree!
Can't beat The Lion King's sunrise entrance
The Lion King is up there.
The opening of Pocahontas is good too (steady as the beating drum)
こういう文化ってすごい大切だと思う。透明で澄み切ってて綺麗ですごく好き。
1:19 **Everyone sits up a bit straighter**
i never knew this was sung by an entirely female group!! makes it even more incredible; the amount of ranges present in this piece is stunning
Agreed. I would've sworn the bottom part (which is approximately in the tenor range) was sung by guys, but I guess not.
Ah, I thought it was Alto cause I went for this choir seminar and they taught us this song (I'm an alto by the way :D). We sang it this way. Literally! Although we had guys as Tenors and Baritones and Basses, still sounded dope! To me, I mean xD
Rosiells There are guys. Look in the back.
gender shouldn't be the factor for calling a piece stunning it should be purely on the harmony of all instead
I have a range from S2 to T1, so I can see maybe being mistaken for a guy on my low end. 😅 I usually sat in the Alto 2 spot most comfortably but if they needed a tenor spot with a female sound, it’s definitely workable. The alto part here isn’t an issue with how low it is. I love how broad the female range can be. 😊
Since we’re calling out random people: the girl at 2:48 makes me so happy. She just looks genuinely excited to be there and her face looks so friendly lol.
Catnip Everbeans YO WHY DOES THE LADY BEHIND HER LOOK LIKE MY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER
@@jungkookslusheshair2641 Maybe it is? Has she talked about Frozen in your class?
JUSS Ronard no, I think she was on pregnancy leave when the movie came out. And when she was supposed to come back then I moved to another school;-;
She s so beautiful
They teach us to sing “up down” with our mouth in an o shape in elementary school instead of “side side” so our notes don’t sound like ‘e’. I believe she might just be doing it for the perfect O sound I hear from the entire choir
“She’s a little pitchy”
~Olaf
Sherlock Lion Cub XD
Pffttt lol
Ik lol
How dare Olaf complained to his queen 😂😂
Samantha?
Ok I feel kinda proud to be norwegian right now. Not only that, my grandparents were Sami people which means I have Sami blood. This is so beautiful.
Same I’m Swedish and my grandparents are Sami
@@elepuff1957 that’s so cool
my family is from the most Northern point of Finland but none of us are Sami.. not that i know of. it's kind of a shame, really. the culture is so beautiful
Awww... Man I'm from north India guess I'm really liking the song too much
@@bluehoursx I feel your pain
❄️Elsa was crowned in a very similar church in Frozen 1, amazing voices.
Yeeeeesssss yesssss
yeah
The churche from Frozen was inpsired from this castle 😍
HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THIS
@@ViShBo They are called "Stave churches", and we have a lot of them. They can be up to a thousand years old. If you decide to visit, my favourite is the Borgund stave church. Heddal is probably the most famous and big, but the Borgund church just looks more viking and old (in my opinion). I've been to both, and they are quite the spectacle to witness.
when they sing this song in frozen 2, i'm cried and sing along with them
such a beautiful song..
I agree, this was so powerful!
You're not alone
Same that scene was beautiful, powerful and just awe-chilling!!
I sang along too, and my mom who was sitting beside me, leaned in closer to me because she thought I was saying something, but really I was just singing along, even after the movie ended I continued to sing outside of the hall~ 😂
me too i had the chills i cried
The scene in Frozen 2 where this song was sung literally made me cry and gave me goosebumps. It felt surreal.
Same here
Same here but why did we feel this way
I thought it was only me.
@@rp8102 For me, it gave me a similar feeling to whenever I hear pre-colonial folk songs from my country (Philippines). I think it calls out to a sense of our identity, like primal part of our brains connecting back to it’s roots...? It reminds me of a theory by some psychologists, particularly Carl Jung, where we have a “Collective Unconscious” that’s passed down to us without being taught. It’s separate from all the “learned” aspects of our life. Like how life-and-death instincts, morals, etc. sometimes do not need to be taught. Spirituality is part of it too, like how many different religions mirror each other in the effects it has on our psyche, etc. Maybe this type of music calls out to that.
Caren penaso is a liar
I imagine a royal coronation to this track. Or a wedding!
I already thought of this, if I ever marry. But I want to have the original Vuelie with the "fairest Lord Jesus" Chorus.
No, the composition had been changed for the Frozen movie so you couldn't hear the chorus any more.
This here is the original composition which existed before Frozen. The makers of the movie heard this and wanted to have it in the soundtrack: ruclips.net/video/LTNQAL4nV5A/видео.html
Actually used this for my wedding. :)
you mean a royal wedding?
Yes is perfect 👌
One of the greatest hymms!
Thank you Frozen for making this masterpiece known to the world
2023 and still not over this. Does anyone else hear the absolute BEAUTY of the raspy voice at 1:06 and again at 2:31?? (Nuwa heya nu).
It’s quietly in the background but so rich and it’s so beautiful *chef’s kiss* 🤌🏼
I spend 6 years trying to find what song was this
Same here fam, I'm extrmely glad I found it as well
I wrot Nana heya Song From frozen...And it shows up
@@ItzNeuxer really?
I literaly just searched na na na heya na
@@Mode307 when i heard it i searched it that way too🤣
The chapel looks like the chapel where Elsa was crowned Queen in Frozen I.
There are lots of Scandinavian values and cultures has been adapted into the first Frozen movie. So it's not surprising if this entire Chapel's design has made it into the movie for the coronation scene. Plus, the team actually visited Norway few months prior to the development of the first Frozen.
OMG
Look up "Stave churches in Norway". We have quite a few of them here, and most of them have incredible woodwork and arcitecture :) Frozen is hugely based on the Nordics.The town "Arendal" is a good example. Pretty sure they based "Arendell" from that.
Nikko Paulo Dedicatoria It is a church, not a chapel
Nikko Paulo Dedicatoria yeah,, Frozen was basses off of Norwegian and Scandinavian cultures!
2:21 Beautiful. The Real Anna
Yeah, they should cast her if a Frozen live action ever happens
I can't stop seeing her as Anna now that I saw this comment!
Carlos Enrique Kreitz Estrada 3:04 Beautiful. The Real Elsa
2:37 no thats Elsa!lol
Her name is
Marie Aurora Nordahl and I think she left Cantus.
It's hard to deny the feeling you get from tribal music like this. The deep beat of the drum like a heart beating with the choir's tones like a mother soothing their babe to sleep. Beautiful.
im crying reading this comment ❤
This is still so nice to me after years and so calming
I swear to God this is gonna be in my wedding even though I am Muslim with traditional Pakistani parents cause this is so peaceful and warming I am so gonna do it!
AICooL I have Pakistani parents too
@@windsultimateicicles1839 Ayeeeeeeeeeeee
AICooL ayyyyee Pakistani gang gang
I'm with you
I was literally thinking of playing this on my wedding aswell. It's so soothing
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Hanahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Hanahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Hanahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Hanahe yunuwana (ha ha ya)
Nuwa nu
Nuwa heya nu
Nuwa nu
Nuwa heya nu
Nuwa nu
Nuwa nu
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Hanahe yunuwana
Hhahahhahahahahahahahahahahahah
And no a no no a he a no
And here i was hoping they were actually saying somethinng lol
hahhahahahahaahha lmaooooo 🤣🤣
please never speak again. i just had a stroke reading this with the music
After watching Frozen 2 trailer.
same xD
Exactlyy
Same.
NO!!!!
exactly
As a Nordic and a irish man that has studied all and I mean all 8000 plus walks of life world wide I do truly enjoy the true music and vocals of all walks of life
Finally after 6 years i found this masterpiece
Walker Writer you copied this comment .-.
These women deserve so many more views. And not just for Frozen. :)
I'm glad Frozen sent me here though, I could've missed out on this my whole life and never known this had existed
So this is what angels sound like eh?
conkerlive101
Exactly.
Yes
Yaaaas
I believe so
Yep
I never knew that this was sung by a Norwegian choir! I always like to go back to this melody and just listen to the beautiful harmony! I always thought this sounded like joik, a Sami music/singing style! I also enjoy seeing that every one of these ladies wear bunads, the Norwegian traditional folk costume.
It's not Norwegian... it's Sápmi.
@@maxi6457 It's actually both. Most are wearing the traditional Sami bunad, others are wearing he Norwegian one :)
@@izaakbehringer6138 i was talking about the singing, not the clothing
@@izaakbehringer6138 None are wearing sami clothing, only norwegian. Sami folk costumes are called 'kofte' or 'samedrakt' and are a totally different kinds of clothing. Just google 'samisk kofte' and you'll see.
I want to wear one
Listenning this amazing choir is just a piece of peace in this dark world.
Girls you have melted my heart, even if it's summer. You brought me so much thrills, specially at 1:19 omg.
This is so beautiful what a human can do with his or her voice
I never call a conductor a conductor, I prefer calling them... *MUSICBENDERS*
Vulie: the last choir of musicbenders
Gold
@@sanjayrastogi7205 Hello fellow Avatar fan 💧🪨🔥🌪️
Ooo, I like that.
I think you found the best word for conductors👌
The building they’re in reminds me of Elsa’s coronation room
And their dresses😂
The castle in Frost is inspired by our Norwegian wood churches that were build in the old days :) there are several churches like this, big and small, all over Norway,! If you ever visit Norway, I would recommend stopping by one and take a look ;) also, the dresses the ladies are wearing are our national costumes. Each dress represent where they or their family comes from in Norway. Love all the details Disney borrowed from Scandinavian culture!
@@Mettiz90 I'm Norwegian and I'm 10. I'm 3/4 Filipino, was born in the PH, and I've never been to Norway. I've always wanted to visit my family in Norway but I'm not ready yet, because all my life I've lived in the PH.. All my friends and my closest family are here and we're going to live in Norway FOREVER in a few years when by brother turns 3+, Just wanted to share it. Also, you make me want to go there already, but it would take me so long to make a decision whether or not I'll stay in the Philippines or in Norway.. Just really wanted to share my story to someone :>
Adopt me!
I also thought the same!!!
I know this from Frozen but I love their new album
Freaky Fairy They inspired Frozen
@@myamusicality bgccmi
This is seriously both of two of the most beatiful things i have ever seen and heard in my entire life.
These ladies have top tier talents they sound amazing.
I’m so glad this song was used in Frozen 2 accurately, along with great Sámi representation within the Northuldra tribe.
The best of the Norway hidden voices! I love it so much ever since!
if anyone's looking for the Frozen 2 version, it's called Iduna's Scarf!
Kanna Watt oh my gosh thank you’
I thought it was northuldra's scarf
Thank you
Thank you!
padma jagannathan i mean iduna was northaldran but the piece is called iduna’s scarf :)
I love their dresses! Absolutely beautiful!
This is our national dress "bunad"
There is one or more from every region. I have the "trønder bunad" in green. Which I am happy to say is represented here 😊💚
1:19 - 1:34 _My _*_Favorite_*_ Part_
알려줘서 감사해요
same it gives boost to body
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS SONG EVERYWHERE I'M SO HAPPY OMG
久しぶりに聴いたけどやっぱり好き
How photogenic is that woman at 2:20?
Scott Andrew Hutchins she should be anna if they make a live action
I think the better term is beautiful
People who dislike this have totally lost their minds
Maybe Anti Sami People
The only reason i could think of is because this is a Sámi song being sung by Germanic Scandinavians. The clothes they are wearing is not Sámi Gakti
Or they think they could pitch better.
People who disliked it are people who realize this is a Sámi song and it’s being sung in a chapel by people wearing non Sámi traditional clothing. It’s beautifully sung but culturally inappropriate in this video. Especially when it doesn’t give credit to my Sámi traditions. Does that help clarify why there are dislikes?
Nobody disliked this
If this Ain't playing on my Funeral
I m not dying
Itz Neuxer hahaha yas!!!!!!
Top underrated comment
God and Death: Can't blame you.
You must be immortal
Will it even exist in you're funeral??
こんなに綺麗で美しい音楽初めて聞いた。
感動しました
Dare I say... this gave me *chills...*
Every time I hear one note from any of your songs I get instant shivers down my spine!
2:45 LOVE IT!!
Joi Benjamin 9
Such peace. Such calm. Thankyou. Amazing work.
Ayush Vaid but such power at the same time
Why does this song even so many years later feel so euphoric and empowering? Like a full body high...just me I guess?
楽しそうに綺麗な声で歌う美人さん達✨
笑える😛
I love how beautiful this song is. I just wish more people knew about this beautiful piece before a Disney movie came out though. So much culture is not researched until there is a reason. I myself being one of these people. I feel we should be submerging ourselves in the culture all over the world with the good and the bad. (Ending my little thingy(
Aspen Dawson the original piece actually has lyrics too-it’s a hymn. Cantus has the original on their album
You should be happy Disney gave people a reason to research culture.
めっちゃ落ち着く…永遠に聴いてたい👼🏼🖤
I literally have goose bumps!!!!
same
As an indigenous myself that song is beautiful. ❤️
*playing this while people coming out in their houses on 2023*
I am
Yup
Sadly this didn't age well
LMFAAOO
Edit this to 2022
They all seem so happy to sing
This song makes me feel calm
I just realized that even Anna’s dresses are similar to them. woow disney really made an effort. no wonder frozen’s is the best
This song works wonders when your baby/toddler is crying in the car ! It was the only song that would calm my son down and now 5 years later I use it with my daughter ! Puts her right to sleep lol
Suggested this to my Chorus teacher and she's letting my class do it for our final concert this year(a bunch of us are high school seniors and I feel like this is the best send off song).
I also did it in choir in the March concert; however, it really should've been in the December concert. I don't see how it's a send-off song, though.
I got literal chills! I love how they're able to build the intesity while making it seem so effortless.
This song in the trailer without a doubt had me the most hyped Ive ever been from just a song. Always brings a tear to my eye right at the chorus
It´s so beautiful to see that everything is sung by woman, even the lower parts. Its so empowering!
I was watching both frozen movies today, and I love this song lol
It"s 2024 now still missing this song from frozen😢 i love hearing it
always hauntingly beautiful, their voices blend so well, the arrangement amazing. everything is so good about this!
No one
Not even tom cruise
Me in cinema : NA NA NA HEYANA
Priskila Nugrahaning Gusti lmao I was quietly singing this to myself at the cinemas and someone told me to shut up so that was fun
@@leeluvsu When you're so engrossed by a music, you forget all your surroundings. Don't worry you're not the first one to have faced social embarrassment 😀
ada orang Indonesia uga disini:)
@@08_athilailhamzakiwarafi_m51 mana?
who else having goosebumps when hearing this part 1:19?
Me no matter how many times I watch it
Me! ✋🏻
me, definitely!😂
Whut I don't hear..there's nothing bad in that part....
1:02 for me when the sopranos come in
Cantus, you have such a beautiful chorus. Your voices are wonderful.
the way this got into my head effortlessly before any other frozen song could
* me coming out the theatre in 2013 humming this *
Frozen 2 was released 5 years later atleast i think so but I learnt some of it too
Absolutely stunning. Stunning. Stunning. Stunning. This gives me goosebumps.
My grandson is 2 and he picked up this song from Frozen. We couldnt figure out what he was asking, he would say "I wanna watch..." then he would launch into this song. Gorgeous #IDIL International Decade of Indigenous Languages
“I’m here for the lyrics”
Mathwiz 314 There's no lyrics... This is just a chorus...
Actually, there are lyrics-- technically. Its called "Eatnemen Vuelie" which translates into "Fairest Lord Jesus". Disney couldn't really put a hymn like this into a movie, so they kept the chanting that is traditionally the most memorable component of this song, and its still a beautiful piece.
@@rachz9009 THANK you for this explanation! I have been going in circles trying learn something about this very, interesting song. I really appreciate your input!
Norman Wolf that is not true this is the lyrics: Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Anhahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Anhahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Anhahe yunuwana
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Anhahe yunuwana (ha ha ya)
Nuwa nu
Nuwa heya nu
Nuwa nu
Nuwa heya nu
Nuwa nu
Nuwa nu
Na na na heyana
Hahiyaha naha
Naheya heya na yanuwa
Anhahe yunuwana
And this is it in English: I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding Anhahe Yunuwana (ha ha ha) Nuna nu I'm sorry yes Nuna nu I'm sorry yes Nuna nu Nuna nu I'm a heyana Hahaha naha Naheya horse riding It's a waste.
@@normanbear r/wooosh
BUNADS ARE SO PRETTY
1:23 and 2:45... is sounds so cool with those full-blast strong vocals. Like some folk song you'd sing in mountains and wait for an echo.
this is the music of my soul . Just takes me somewhere really beautiful, peaceful and full of the highest love and light. I listen to this every time I feel down and it brings me back to my centre : )
I'll be honest - I just learned that the most prominent nationality in my blood is Scandinavian and I got a little emotional watching this. ❤️
PixarShark Same here for both! This song brings tears to my eyes. It reminds me of my Scandinavian ancestors.
Elsa1942 Yea its Viking Nord right, we hear the Stormdrum in this song :D
I thought it was Norwegian
If it's any language it's most likely Sami. And Scandinavia isn't a country, it's a collective name for Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and Denmark.
Edit: Correction, Scandinavia is only Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
it is norwegian but it's an acient culture from the north of the country called sami
Beautiful just puts me to tears. I love this so much dontcha know
The song is Vuelie and it was written for the film by South Sámi musician and composer Frode Fjellheim, who adapted it from one of his earlier songs, Eatnemen Vuelie (Song Of The Earth). His music draws on joik, an ancient vocal tradition that was outlawed when Nordic Indigenous communities were Christianized (like what Canada did with the Potlatch ban).
Thank you for this insight.. its so fantastic to learn that Disney takes such care of peoples history and man did it sound awesome in the movie.. I just wonder why they decided to record this masterpiece in a Christian church :/
I sang this back in school when frozen just came out in our chamber choir and the shivers i felt when i got, omg
This is just gorgeous. I fell in love with the song in the first Frozen movie and in seeing this, it's just so beautiful. Even when I close my eyes and listen to it, I can picture mountains and woods in my head during winter and fall and even spring and summer. So relaxing.
Notice how these ladies allow the music and words to physically sway them. They are not bogged down by the rigidity of westernized music we so often see. They allow themselves to be moved….stunning
100th time listening to this today
Edit: And counting
This is just enchanting. I’ve never heard anything more beautiful or otherworldly before.
I keep replaying this over and over again... just cant stop loving it!
Maybe one of this ladies is named Samantha
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hahahah! That's awesome!!
PFFFDT
Oo army
Maybe
Anyone with ancestry in Europe should love this song. It kind of expresses the mystery and beauty of Europe as well as the explorer attitude.
David DeBergh No it would be Scandanavia
Lol Europe is not one country.
Yes, it's Scandinavia. So? We, people of European ancestry should all be united and proud of our motherland, for we are more than a thousand: We are one. Even having our differences. No wonder Europe is being destroyed today, for its people aren't proud of it and united anymore.
You didn't understand a word of what I said and made wrongful assumptions about my words, while not respecting my opinion. I will not argue with a child.
Americans are funny
This is one of my favorite part in Frozen 2. Where they sang this, I'm literally having a goosebumps everytime I hear this song. My heart ❤️ So beautiful
My choir sang this song, and as an Alto 2 it was such a powerful sound. This was my favorite song out of the concert, and seeing the looks on the little kid's faces when we started was priceless
Lights go down in the cinema - this comes on *goosebumps*
Idk something about indigenous music resonates within me and makes me feel ♡spicy♡ inside I love cultural music like this so much
I've been in love with this choir and melody since 2014 ♥
This... is so
Beautiful
I like their vest, and the way their eyes sparkled.
My daughters favorite song we play it every day! Amazing song from Frozen!
凄く心地よくて直ぐに寝れる、、、！！！！！ありがとうございます。😭
I would love this chant to be our national anthem
This was an interesting find. I'm glad this was available. I love finding the cultural influence behind Disney.
The beauty of music, it transcends language barriers. Love this song
Vowel unification is remarkable. What a wonderful sound