Hálgu – sounds of Sápmi

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  • A yoik concert from Norway

    Every year an Easter festival is held in Kautokeino in Norway. Because the festival could not be held as usual this year due to the pandemic and there for that they arranged the digital concert instead. Listen and enjoy this yoik concert.

  • Kitok sings about a car that drives slowly

    Kitok is a Sami artist who sings and rapes in Swedish. This song is about EPA tractor. EPA is a car that can not be driven faster than 30 km / h. Many teenagers in Sweden drive this car.The song is about these young people and their cars.

  • Áidna has released a new music video

    In this beautiful song, Ádina sings about the northern lights that you can see in Sápmi which is located in the northern part of Europe. Sápmi is located in the northern parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland as well as on the Kola Peninsula.

    Ádina albums can be found on Spotify, among other places.

  • Ella Kuhumunen sings a song by Maxida Märak

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz59VbRueLk

    The young girl Ella Kuhmunen sings a song written by the artist Maxida Märak. Ella is only 12 years old and enjoys making her own songs. Here she sings one made by her great Idol Maxida Märak who is also an artist from Sápmi.

  • Do Better is a new song from Dear Sara

    I like Dear Sara’s beautiful voice and wonderful songs. Hope you enjoy her music as much as I do. I loved her first single ”Something You Should Know”.

    Have a nice day.

  • Guovža lea lihkku a new music video by Ailu Valle

    Aliu Valle’s one year old song ”Guovža lea lihkkan” has received a music video. If you translate ”Guovža lea lihkkan” into English, it will be the Bear she has moved. That’s why you’re seeing a bear in the music video.

  • Sofia Jannok’s new album is here

    Sofia Jannok has released a new album. Listen to it and write in the comment what you think. The album Lávv U is also available on Tidal and Apple music if you do not have Spotify. I give the album 3 out of 5 oranges.

    I give my grades after oranges as a tribute to the group Ravggon’s song ”In dárbbat appelsiinnaid” which means I do not need oranges.

  • Áidna – Romsa

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8nM19MEAcs

    The artist Áidna released his first album Viimmat this winter (translation: Finally). One of the songs Romsa has received a music video. The song about the Norwegian city Tromso or Romsa in Sami is not recorded in Tromso. What do you think about that? Leave a comment.

    Her songs can be found on Spotify.

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