Angelin Tytöt "Giddat"

[@palmapanfu]

Such beautiful music. Indigenous people stand strong on this earth!

[@mako1145]

This is my favorite yoik of all time. So good when they sing together. It has so much joy, energy and power behind it!

[@xyrtsv]

Kaunista korvilleni, ihanaista sielulleni. Ihmiset Lapin Ihanat, naiset rakkaat omat!

[@k0vert]

the similarities between this and native american music blows my mind.

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Similarities between Nordic Music as a whole and Native American/First Nations Music in terms of pacing and rythmn.

[@mky3039]

Almost all arctic peoples share the same ancestors.

[@0mgskillz96]

@@justacentrist4147 Sami people have complicated origins, paternal DNA is traced back to North-East Asia whereas maternal DNA is mostly European, the language and partly the culture on the other hand are definitely of Siberian/North-East Asian origin with links all the way to America and the Inuit-Aleutiq people (study Uralo-Siberian language family theory)

[@torresjavi23]

Very similar to my ancestors Native americans....keep on spreading your culture and music to world SAMI people ;)

[@maverick7873]

I agree with you Carolina Eade. I'm brazilian and I am very intrigued and fascinated for this culture sami. It's amazing!

[@jinaloves4153]

*Only 18* 👇👇👇 122256.loveisreal.ru

[@da959]

How could anything be more perfect than this?? I absolutely love this kind of music. It's primal to the core!!

[@shaysssup]

I just heard about the Sami culture for the first time, I cannot believe such culture even exists in Europe... such beauty! I wish to go there now so badly, but I can't explain why... I feel it's calling

[@ColossalZonko]

I found out about them about a moth ago too. their music and way living is so freeing and simple. I feel it too

[@aselle1709]

@@WeTheScourge I think you're sad too, if you think all Americans are uneducated. I've seen quite a number of Americans who live in Russia and speak Russian language. And second of all: do you know a lot about the world too? Like, do you know a lot about Asia and Africa? Why are you so arrogant?

[@WeTheScourge]

@@aselle1709 read what i wrote again

[@Onnnnnni]

Sami tosiaan

[@Chanelcooper354]

I know Ursula Länsman she lives pretty close to my cabin❤

[@WomenFrameDrumming]

So beautiful and strong the voices and song... we have added this to a couple playlists and favorited it! Thank you!!

[@kati1017]

I love the force of their voices!

[@Tumanekwashe]

I love this!!!! I sing right along

[@lenakatarinaful]

Me to!!!

[@lindastarseed3559]

wonderful people, so in tune, contact, harmony, with mother earth, and music reflects, def sounds like, american indian, in part, but i think they crossed the pond..... thankyou

[@steveboy7302]

no thats white mans theory

[@jackl.1759]

@@steveboy7302 A theory that's been proven by scientific and cultural evidence...

[@ВолковАртем-ж4ш]

Ulla is the Brilliant! Love her voice, her folk courage

[@acerb4566]

the two on the right really look like native from Canada! they could walk onto Khanawake and no one would know they werent Mohawks!

[@andrewjfynn]

We Are One People. One indigenous World Nation. When you pull the thread tight, all that was loose or confused between one end and the other disappears. The people who are One with the Earth remember who they are, and thus, at the same time, the Earth because the Earth ways, are remembered As They Are. Hu-Man and Earth as One, white skin, red skin, yellow, brown, black and everything else skin, One Heart, One Blood, One Ceremony: Life under the Sacred Tree! Mitakuye Oyasin! For All My Relations.

[@WomenFrameDrumming]

Beautiful voices

[@magnanimousmargrave]

That song is a yoik, a piece of music where the human voices are instruments. More modern songs sometimes have language in them as well, but those folk know how to use their voices. How many singers do you know where their voices drive the melody?

[@svetlanashelest1781]

try listening to Georgians of Georgia singing)

[@CaesarCleo13]

wonderful music

[@clausmell]

so beautiful! I am in ecstasy here! post more from them, pleeeease!

[@Missouramule]

Outstanding, Kantelar -- thank you!

[@Hugovika]

I love this so much

[@linahassan2106]

Heart's voice !

[@shaysssup]

+Lina Hassan yes!!

[@karpov89]

Great I hope there will be a video here on you tube soon then.

[@art_freak4970]

Love this song! 😍

[@k0vert]

if someone could provide a fairly accurate English translation of this, please reply to me. Because I am absolutely in love with the song.

[@Qwerty-hy5mj]

Jake Ballentine No lyrics, just chanting, the voice is the instrument

[@MainDrainStudios]

@OldTimer1957 1 year ago commented "They sound like Native Americans and even the dresses look like what they wear. Does anyone want to comment on that?" ---- Native Americans are theorized to have traveled across the Bering Strait to arrive in North America. They may have had a shared history and traditions in the arctic circle region that the carried with them on their travels. It might be that the similarities between the two groups could come from their shared ancient geography. It does not feel like a leap, to me, to think there could be a distant 'blood relation' between the groups.

[@elkyrjamalaininen4445]

+Main Drain Studios Yeah, you have been watching too many cartoons.

[@kathythunder113]

Main Drain Studios. Where do you get your facts from. Stay away from the history books and talk to the real people who know. Idiotic theory

[@seanchristopherfranc]

nope

[@BrimirMe]

​@@kathythunder113 Are you a real person? If you are, may I talk to you? I'ld like to ask what you know about the blood relations, not in the history books, and why it isn't there.

[@vtupakkokirjautuu]

Sami and Finno-Ugric people are genetically related to the North Siberian Nenets. If Native Americans have any connection to Northern Siberia, your theory could be on point.

[@frankchambers1606]

Reminds me of our music,Kanien’kehá:ka Onkwawén:na :a-ni-wa-ya(Mohawk ).......

[@paulbartulica6138]

Let the people live, stop exploitation.

[@spacealienjesus709]

Beautiful

[@yrrepyrr]

Beutiful!!

[@dss103]

@kantelar Wow, 1990 was the year I was born. That in itself makes this video nostalgic for me...Now when I think of when I was born in the hospital, I picture myself coming out to this music lol!

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 Also, one figure from sámi mythology has made it into popular culture. A monster called Ruohttagallis or Juovlastallu travels around on his sled in the middle of the winter. He carries a large bag, which he uses to trap children. He can also come down the chimmney and bite your head off. Sámis who emigrated to Alaska brought with them the legend of Rotagallis, which became the 'model' for the American Santa Claus. The sack used to catch children for food now containes presents.

[@louhilampi]

Kivaa joikua

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 The laestadianism is the most pietistic Lutherian movement there is, and it originates in northern Lapland. Laestadius himself was of sámi kin.

[@eskoojanen9161]

Minun suosikkiyhtyeeni ,jolla on hieno etninen tausta

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 No, the sámi mythology contained multiple Gods, though one, Radienattje or Ipmila, stood above them all. Sámis would worship gods and godesses like Bieive (sun), Bieggaalmmái (wind), Dierpmis (thunder), Čáhcealmmái (water), Juksáhkká (birth), Sáhráhkká (protected the home), Uhksáhkká (protected against evil), Máhtáráhkká (primal mother), Leaibealmmái (forest), Rohttu (death), Guolleipmil (fishing), Boaššuáhkká (hunting).

[@seikkailijasara2274]

Ihana!

[@FABEEize]

What similarity to the native music "vidala" of the Argentine northwest and part of Bolivia for the song, the rhythm, and the musical instrument.

[@LavittoriadiLuka]

That was so inspirational. WOW! ahhh I must learn moooore!!!

[@SoulBeat123]

@sturlamolden Thanks for that info ... very informative.

[@Kissinpoika]

I am waiting for the right thing to happen. These people should be given their land back, granted autonomy (within Finland, to start with), if they so wish, and their children instructed in their own language. The ultimate goal is the formation of an indepentent Sami state north of the polar circle. Finland cannot do this on its own. Tens of thousands of people would have to be evacuated much the same way they arrived at those far northern municipalities.

[@justacentrist4147]

yeah good luck lol.

[@MedSou]

Simlpy beautiful 👍👍

[@lightsight]

Yes pure and beautiful

[@TuomasLahteenmaki]

For those who asked for translations: the words don't mean anything.

[@ajrwilde14]

thanks

[@dougdoran]

When I was Achild I rember hearing music like this, 1/2 Finn and Sami.

[@niamtxiv]

@CannabbeanPirate That's true. Earth's people were put in this world, but sadly..... the ways of mother and father have been forgotten.

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 Laestadius allowed religious ecstacy, and preached that the body was the temple of Chris. This was familiar to a people that had been practicing pagan religion just a generation ago, where a tranced shaman contacted underworld and his magic was pivot. Also Laestadius also banned consumption of liquor, as alcoholism was devastating the Sámi region. You might want to read on Wikipedia about the Sami revolt in Guovdageaidnu. For the same reason, joiks were regarded of the Devil.

[@MrVamps1]

See rahvas oli enne meid ja elab kah pärast meid!!!!!! See on minu süda ja minu hing. Tulge ja elage sellel maal! Hingake seda õhku ja te mõistate vabaduse hinda.

[@skoggubben2965]

Hærlig

[@DragRacingHistory]

I love

[@karpov89]

Angelin tytöt are great..are the girls still performing?

[@karpov89]

Yes..do you know if they are coming to Sweden?

[@technicznaanucha6899]

Great singing, love it! Greets from Poland :-)

[@Finnmaiden]

Ihanaa, että saamen kieltä vielä joku osaa! Alkukantaista, mutta niin kaunista

[@kathythunder113]

Ok Mike P you seem to know it from the beginning. My grandparents were here today they would laugh at that. Believe what you will

[@eskoojanen9161]

ANGELIN TYTÖT kävivät muutama vuosikymmentä sitten Valkeakoskella esiintymässä.Yhtye oli suuri kuoro, mihin poruk- kaa on kadonnut?- Suuri probleema

[@rohitm1907]

Just amazing! Don't understand a word but hey, I don't care!

[@IslamBenfifi]

***** Lyrics: Hey lo lello le le la. You're welcome

[@user-ce6iy2nw5o]

There isn't a single word

[@veetituomaala399]

Ootte hyviä

[@strengthtechnique6571]

are there male singers also

[@Satakunta]

Kylla vaan mie pidetaan hyvana. Sanokoo saatanan tyoksi ne jotka rohkenee, mutta on taa niin kaunista. On tassa niin paljo puhtautta...

[@k0vert]

@UncleChevitz well thanks anyway. Cheers!

[@thepuffskein1]

the girl with the shaman drum is probably in a trance-like state all the way through the song...listening to this song is the best way to start a shamanistic journey

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 Except for the shaman, there is no conenction to the rituals of Native Americans. There are similar connections to Norse mythology: The norse völva was a female shaman; also the norse word for shamanism (seid) is the sámi word for place of sacrifice. There are connections to the mythology of ancient Finland as well, it is depicted in Kalevala (the poem that inspired Tolkien to write Lord of the Rings).

[@angeloglasen]

Lihkku beivviin! |

[@smileeey3]

Nice video! When was it recorded?

[@emma-dq7wh]

Finland!

[@cecileaune2667]

Des Anges s'élèvent, j'ai envie de lever les bras et de tourner, tourner et atteindre le centre de la terre, tellement c'est sublime...........

[@musakirtanete6020]

Mntap banget video

[@minnalooperi7023]

😀 good

[@stephanietorres5679]

Sounds similar to our american idian music.😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@LindseyGrace55]

@timothycharron Sami indian? Do Sami count as indians?

[@HERO047]

@HERO047 Jotain hyvää EXistäkin joskus jää ;)

[@discocolors8789]

[@cosmosceleste9879]

As músicas da Aurora lembram muito esse tipo de música

[@eriickaugusto474]

sksksksksk uma fã de aurora aqui, errada não está. agora fico pensando... e se a aurora fizesse collab com algum sámi artista da Noruega? ela fazendo kulning (herding call) com alguém fazendo yoik no fundo, esse seria mágico!!

[@eriickaugusto474]

a track hunger dela lembra muito

[@卤达]

Sounds like the music from Siberia

[@ainisairanen142]

It is not

[@ajrwilde14]

I heard the Sami are a Caucasian-Siberian mix?

[@gamefreakisascam7639]

Alice Wilde mongolians mostly

[@human8616]

Missä Antti on?

[@TuomasLahteenmaki]

Tämä lieneekin ainoa netistä löytyvä esitys, jossa bändi esiintyy tällä kokoonpanolla. Ulla Pirttijärvihän lähti esikoisalbumin jälkeen luomaan omaa uraa.

[@JeshikaKazeno]

Just out of curiosity, what are they yoiking in this video? ^.^ Thank you.

[@verak8936]

its just singing, similiar to "heyaa yaa yaa" nothing special :D

[@verak8936]

@Frederick Spurlin are you samí?

[@verak8936]

@Frederick Spurlin okay. What area?

[@oi565]

Missä Jonne Järvelä?

[@ajrwilde14]

such handsome faces, you can tell they live in touch with nature

[@indicacarrots]

they’re WOMEN not men.. can you tell the difference between men and women?

[@ajrwilde14]

@@indicacarrots what

[@lauoks]

No reason to blame missionaries. The idea of joik as sin was coined much later by pastor Lars Levi Laestadius, with 1/2 Sámi ancestry. He was hard on alcohol and for a good reason. Unfortunately he had heard just drunk men joiking. Had he heard this (or Sofia Jannok or Mari Boine) he had probably got other ideas. The problem is that his disciples (some, not all) take his critique out of its original context and regard joik as sin no matter what.

[@sturlamolden]

@dakotagerman1 Sámis were anything but monotheistics. The old Sámi mythology, a form of shamanism, was replaced by Christanity between 1750 and 1900.

[@nathaliyahforz]

Maybe u missed something inside the full history Of Shamans? What they performed these rituals for the ppl. Later it was illegal in Scandinavia and the Sapmi ppl were forcefully Christianized. How nice is that?

[@FrutillaBerserker]

This nordic european people suppossed to cross Bering Strait in ancient times. That is the conexion. Sorry about my english. ;)

[@suomiHutsinda]

@LindseyGrace55 Not really. Sami are the indigenous people of Sápmi and Indians are the native people of Northern America. They don't share the same genotype, so the Sami people can't be counted as Indians.

[@Pylliwigins]

I agree with you, vSho TzZ25. Scientists have discovered that Native Americans have some old prehistoric European genes among others (rom Asia) in their DNA. People who have roots in the same historical period have a lot of common points.Native Americans & Saami people come both from the Ice Age, from Magdalenian Culture (10 000 years ago).

[@Natsumi666]

+Malika Régis really? wow.....

[@Aurinkohirvi]

That's right Malkia, America was colonized also by the Stone Age Europeans. And these same Stone Age traditions are seen all over the Northern Eurasia and America. Edit: Also, Eurasian traditions came from Eastern Eurasia to America, but that's known a long time.

[@kathythunder113]

That's a whole different country. Native Americans are not from the Asian culture. Don't know where you get your facts from. Unless your reading history books that are from the school and stop watching old Hollywood movies. Pathetic

[@officialVozie100]

Not true you were close tho you have to remember native Americans we our own race we are actually the ancestors of Russians and sammis it's the other way around it turns out sammis have native American blood on their DNA results not native American DNA results we are usually still 100% native American I scored full blood DNA results I have no European no asian so we native Americans are not from Europeans not from Asians you guys are from us because you whites and Asians are scoring native sometimes WHY IS THAT LOL 😂 BUT YEAH YALL white people are trying to hide this TRUTH and it turns out Many native Americans. Are their own race we STILL 100% native American I came back only native American and 0% European on my DNA results so no Sammi aka finland russia in my viens only 100% apache native Americans we been in our land always have so your comment is not TRUE like most comments lol 🤣

[@officialVozie100]

@@kathythunder113 yes we are our own race I came back 0% European and 100% native American sammis have native American blood on their DNA results check out Finnish DNA results it's crazy 💯 they are our brothers and sisters just more light skinned

[@AMIRZAHER]

THIS IS A SONG FROM FINLAND

[@AMIRZAHER]

tiedän jouni koska mä asun suomessa :)

[@AMIRZAHER]

myös mä toivon tämä... suomi ihmiset ovat rauhanomaisia ihmisiä ja on ihana tavat ja perinteet

[@rolfolsen3236]

Totta kai, Olen saamelainen mutta rakastan suomen kanssakin. : Rolfa

[@LangRoodi]

Angelin Tytöt "Giddat"

[@LangRoodi]

Angelin Tytöt "Giddat"

[@hauvatjasuski8474]

porokoirat:-D :) likes too:-)

[@sturlamolden]

@kloiten The joik served a sentral role in the old Sámi religion, e.g. to help the shaman priest enter trance. As the Sámi religion was considered devil worship by Christian missionaries, joiks were until 1970s regarded a religious tabu, only kept alive by drunkards and heretics. Sámi culture, language and religion in particular, has been subject to massive suppression in Scandinavia. E.g. before the summer of 2001, Norway denied the majority of Sámi children native language education.

[@tommirautiainen8629]

Nin se vaan on että toisilla on onni ja toisilla maantie. Mie tykkään näitten naisten laulusta, mutta miulla ei o osaa ei arpaa siihen ajatukseen. Mie kuolen hankeen ko koira ja hyvä niin. Kuhan joutuseen vaan kävis.

[@sisternyabinghi]

I-rie...I and I have ancestors saami...and de tins u seh dem a upful ´n´ right, lek I caal u brother...one heart, one aim , one blood, one world,one future, wisdom cyaaan be falsified by white dungpressors with anglo-saxon roots...roman policy jus a follicie, dread beat an blood, let de white reindeer be with u, igziabeher, RAS TAFARI

[@k0vert]

These are Santa Claus people

[@hauvatjasuski8474]

sami language :)

[@HERO047]

Ei huono... mun EXän ent. koulukaveri. Lampeniuskin kalpenee viuluineen :)

[@k0vert]

hey o lay a lo la! to me, that means "everything will be ok" :)

[@errormac9]

Whats this song got to do with us natives in turtle island? Why are sami people culture appropriating us? They should know better. They dont like it when someone does it to them, dont do it to us.

[@officialVozie100]

I'm apache Aztec 100% native American 0% Sami. And we 100% native American athabaskan been here in Alaska thru north America not for 30,000 years, 70,000 years, we been here according to athabaskan and apache oral history for at least 100,000 years. So if that's the case which it is the sammis could be related with us native American remember we are first nations and Europeans can get mad all they want but some Sammi believe they descend from the north what does that sound like that that could be north America and one of the girls look native American I personally believe most Europeans today are white passing but are actually admixed people with asian Amerindian blood due to mongol invasions and sammi blood in admixture because sammis believe they are the true northerners of Europe and after doing some research on them it look like they been there and that's like me saying sammis look and sound native American but native Americans don't look Sammi maybe it's because we are older then them they are still old tho the trolls on here hate the TRUTH but some sammis respect native Americans and feel more connected with us native Americans they have every right 💯 they sound like us and the cute long brown hair lady looks kinda native or NDE lol 😂

[@dhx84]

@dakotagerman1 You're absurd.

[@kloiten]

How could this be considered a sin? Stupid missionaries who thought their culture was greater than others'. Five stars. And lol at the cameraman moving around next to the girl on the far right XD

[@user-ce6iy2nw5o]

Leena löi lailaa, Laila löi leenaa