Fantastic Inuit throat singing on TV show (Veronica Usholik)

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Name of this song is - "The birth of Chukotka" In this song we can see how she mix Inuit throat singing and Modern music.
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[@user-jn9ix3yn7m]

Молодец Александр, что освещаете иностранцев, привет из Казакстана 🙌

[@comicsans7437]

Yo Alex, can do throat sing like this? I wanna see it.

[@honeybadgerr.1473]

We have Inuit throat singing here too. They live up in the Arctic region above North America on Baffin Island, they are called the Nunavut people. Also the Alaskan Eskimo have something similar to this kind of throat singing.

[@ig-nat-ius1891]

@@honeybadgerr.1473 ... I think you're misinformed. Nunavut is a territory, Baffin Island is part of that. Inuit people are not all from Nunavut and Nunavut is not exclusively Inuit either. There are many different Inuit communities across Inuit Nunangat, Kalaallit Nunaat, etc. and as far as I'm aware they are generally all considered Inuit. Not Nunavut people.

[@ecomalcolm]

I would like to learn based on my own feelings for what I have heard from different artists. It makes pop music seem boring.

[@natepb]

notice how more respectful this audience was than in the UK when a guy did throat singing.

[@Fangsinurface]

I was thinking the same!!

[@mistymockingbird3511]

Because she capitalized off his idea and sounds terrible.

[@somedude3819]

Misty Mockingbird throat singing is Inuit culture

[@mistymockingbird3511]

Ст тС Going onto a show to throat sing. Someone did that already. And they were successful. Inuit culture aside. She is capitalizing off of another MANS idea.

[@mistymockingbird3511]

Not to mention the fact that she is conventionally attractive, henc everyone being nicer and open-minded than the dude who did it. Vag pass wins again! Lol.

[@Godisable95]

They probably would’ve sent her home on American idol. This audience is so respectful

[@esliponce9258]

Cultured* I’d say.

[@sheepyleepy..2806]

3:23 oh my goodddd

[@cinderfox5217]

I still remember at one point when I was watching the show there was a fellow who came in singing opera and they told him “this isn’t the competition for you” I was so sad for the guy bc he was the most talented guy there

[@zeldatanit4346]

She wouldn’t audition for American idol lol this isn’t traditional western singing 😅 she would however move on as a finalist on Americans got talent ….

[@user-jo6uv7ut3o]

!!!!!!!!

[@rayoflite52yahoo]

This evokes a primal memory in me of grieving -still.

[@taystar55]

I felt this also. Deep withen

[@Me-th3gj]

Ha! I was thinking of that too.

[@alymetz2020]

Yes

[@nitalightell336]

I feel the same way

[@PATRAFETT]

Directo al sistema límbico... Me provoca lágrimas

[@darkmoon8400]

She takes us 10.000 years back in time. AMAZING

[@Artchick1972]

How do you know?

[@kaudsiz]

@@Artchick1972 Your mom

[@jamesthompson9809]

@@Artchick1972 He's right

[@elizabethr8038]

She’s actually doing this here, now, today. This culture is contemporary to Western culture, it’s not a relic.

[@rkf2746]

Listening to her,. I'm trying to imagine setting at a camp fire late at night, and all of a sudden, you hear this echoing through the forest. Strange, interesting, weird, but still pretty in its' own way. Fantastic throat and voice control.

[@rkf2746]

@Cheri Merchant 😂 You wouldn't at least stick around long enough to see what it was?🤔

[@rkf2746]

@Cheri Merchant Bigfoot lives!!! No-seriously! I've seen it; him/her, well, it could have been. Running really fast holding its' ears. !🤣

[@rkf2746]

@Cheri Merchant 🤣😂🤣

[@howlongohlord8358]

You wouldn't know if it's a bear, a mountain lion, a big foot in labor, a beached whale...

[@carolinabaniqued9570]

What... I’m about to have heart attack

[@mahpoatoe9371]

I love how all the comments make jokes about her singing and then make sure they also comment their respects too lol

[@sharlemon08]

Lmao😂

[@platygetzkillz627]

they add in their respects because they think she's going to cast some kind of Inuit shaman spell on them. major respect to her though. Her talent is amazing.

[@xXSasukeXx89]

I sometimes tell people fuck them to their faces but then turnaround and say i love them right after.

[@anachronism88]

I don't love it

[@mattyghost3409]

Sound like a demon coming out the body like Aliens...

[@vickyl7753]

Omg I love the voice control, and the way she mixes her culture with entertainment, and showing her culture through the performance is something we need to see more normalized

[@jasstack]

This gives me chills. Wow. The human voice is the most versatile instrument that exists.

[@GoldenEagle_Matariki_Kaleolani]

Powerful, chant of the forest, very deep, very ancient form of art. The spirit of the wilderness of Siberian. Ancestral chanting. Its for the humble to appreciate and not to put her down, this is real art.

[@ASpectrethatishauntingEurope]

it's a shame the Inuit don't live in Siberia at all, but rather, in Northern Canada.

[@user-B_8]

@@ASpectrethatishauntingEurope Actually, the Inuit people do not only live in Canada but also in Alaska as well as Greenland too. However, you also have in Siberia the Yupik Eskimo people (Yuit), who reside along the coast of the Chukchi Peninsula in the far northeast region of the Russian Federation and on St. Lawrence Island in Alaska. Their language is Central Siberian Yupik (Yuit), a Yupik language of the Eskimo-Aleut family of languages.

[@user-B_8]

I Love It, This Music Is Powerful, Magnetic, Beautiful, Mystical, Strong And Invoking. Like A Powerful Ode To Nature - It's Wonderful 🤗 Greetings from Norway 👍🇧🇻👌 💞💚💞

[@tomhung20]

Could you tell the ancestors to keep it down?

[@woohooo7634]

@@tomhung20 That's rude.

[@veronicadavanzo2064]

She has massive control of her voice. Such a range of sounds!

[@jormariegonzalez9360]

I felt like Mother Gaia is talking to us through her voice. Raw, powerful, majestic, alive. Very beautiful demonstration. Love it. Greetings and blessings from Puerto Rico.🇵🇷 ✨🔥🙏🔥✨

[@sharoncraig6911]

It’s hard to believe she can make all of those sounds. Amazing. She is very talented because I imagine this would be very difficult.

[@TheMrCC21]

If you don't learn how to properly do throat singing or overtone singing, it could damage your vocal chords. That's why you need to be dedicated to it because it takes a lot of time, practice, and training.

[@helcaraxe301]

This is as frightening as it is beautiful.

[@tomhung20]

Frightening sure IS the word for it!

[@sheepyleepy..2806]

@@tomhung20 YEAH

[@sheepyleepy..2806]

2:56 yeah

[@georgesimonson2313]

Yes! Yikes. But spectacular.

[@dv9096]

Just as the Way Heavenly Father make us in our Mothers' wombs.. HalleluYah 🇮🇱🙌✝️ Maranatha 💝🕊️

[@dawagensapa6885]

At first I wasn't sure of what was happening..but then wow.. this is so hauntingly beautiful.

[@viviantapia27]

Dawa Bhutia I don’t even know how I got here but I’m surprised I actually like this

[@dawagensapa6885]

@@viviantapia27 exactly! I mean I was listening to some other deep throat singing, and this shows up as a suggestion. I'm so glad I opened it.

[@howlongohlord8358]

I would nertz the beautiful part of that statement. The part where she sounds like she's trying to hock up a goober is anything but beautiful. She's pretty, though. Can't help but wonder what her date would think if she yowled that up in the middle of....

[@dawagensapa6885]

@@howlongohlord8358 haha.. quite the imagination😅 well bruv..I still think it was beautiful, "hauntingly" beautiful..

[@lannyqualls9428]

@@howlongohlord8358 That's some funny shit! I would lose my Woody and run like hell. If I ever saw her name on caller ID I would hide under the bed in the fetal position.

[@alitzzy]

This actually made me cry. I felt a whole story in that song.

[@d3athreaper100]

Lol gay she was just making guttural noises.

[@d3athreaper100]

Look up batzorig

[@virginiapeterson1404]

Me too

[@louiserubio5278]

This made me cry too! I thought something's wrong with me. It's beautiful and emotional. It's like you are being one with the nature.

[@greencase]

There was a story?

[@YamacKocovali7]

Am i the only one who thinks the part at 1:11 sounds beautiful in a way.

[@dayaa912]

It’s called throat singing, Inuit culture is so pretty, it takes a lot of practice

[@kuromi2880]

i think the whole song is beautiful but that's my favourite part

[@cavitiorism9133]

Same

[@BackBeater]

Sounds like a autistic Chihuahua

[@AverageHamsterNamedCupcakee]

yea and i love that it echoes, it sounds like a majestic jungle

[@gulfgypsy]

It's almost other worldly --- Completely mesmerizing and impossible to not feel as if you're in the presence of some ancient and mystical priestess calling up the forces of nature. Stunning and beautiful.

[@darianr3645]

What I find most beautiful about this practice is that it has the power to enkindle something divine in everyone who hears it. They may not realize it, but their soul does. I hope everyone on earth experiences the bliss & innate knowing of kundalini flow; the essence of creation within us all🧿 Sat Nam❤

[@user-jo6uv7ut3o]

!!!!!!!!!!!

[@memail-fn6yb]

It's beautiful without being pretty. Just amazing! It's something that I've never heard before, yet I feel it.

[@kadijaesther1808]

That is an AMAZING description...beautiful without being pretty! Note cute or charming but powerful and emotive and awe inspiring

[@MossyMozart]

@memail24850 - So true. I attended a performance of Buddhist monks throat singing. It was wonderful - the whole theater vibrated!

[@kamranriaz4661]

All i can sat Amazing

[@Dimkaodnako]

Как же приятно, что жители Чукотки являются гражданами моей любимой Родины - России. Они - бриллиант в её оправе, маленький по размерам, но изумительный по красоте. Шлю пламенный привет им от русского, с величайшим уважением и почтением, к их культуре, традициям и характерам. Такое небольшое по размерам местечко, но такой значимый по красоте край. Чукчи - достойный народ в нашем государстве, гордый, умный и красивый. А перед талантом этой девушке... ну просто преклоняюсь. Выразить звуками всю Природу Чукотки, это уму не постижимо.

[@MooneLightEntertainment]

*It seems to me like she’s telling the story of childbirth.* It starts with uncertainty, agitation and disturbance, then quickly transitions into labour and sorrow (1:12 - 2:30). The tone changs to a happy one (2:34), signifying a successful labour. And then the people start chanting happily and sharing the good news (2:57). Finally, the elder or the gerontocrat arrives and gives the blessings (3:20). I have no idea what the song is about though. This is just what I deduced from her performance. I might have over-analysed it.

[@nopenope1305]

Great analysis!

[@ColaFluffy]

woahh

[@crhu319]

I think you are far more tuned in than anyone else commenting. Throat singing directly conveys experience

[@totallydreamxd5077]

This man has nothing to do

[@kyo8905]

@@totallydreamxd5077 Respecting culture does not equal boredom.

[@NairAthul]

I feel like im about to go hunting in a tundra or something

[@greylynxsplash]

tell me about it

[@DemonicRemption]

@Athul Nair So it's not just me, you got that sensation too... What is that?

[@Celisar1]

Athul Nair Having to listen to that I would rather go hunting in a snowstorm.

[@Officialalmate]

Well this is the singing women would do together while the men hunted

[@greencase]

A Toyota tundra.

[@Kana01696]

This is so awesome! Coming from an Inuk from Canada! This gave me chills

[@KnudGL]

Uangalu, qiiaammernaq!

[@mephistophelescountcaglios1489]

Dobra

[@cpcp7203]

thrills

[@bullypopful]

I absolutely love you Inuks. I spent time in Iqaluit in 2012 and I've never felt more at home than they made me feel. And listening to the history, the beliefs, the Elders and what they had to go through. How I miss it

[@ig-nat-ius1891]

@@bullypopful Inuk is singular. Inuit is plural.

[@GBFallenDreamers]

This hit something, I'm not even sure what. Made my eyes water and got a full tear down my cheek. Art is subjective ofc, and there's no one on this planet who's sane and would say this could ever have mass public appeal, but her passion to give it her all and bring this to people and do it such justice is moving. Language is just a universally accepted way for humans to express feelings, thoughts, and emotions. This is that, it's the same, it's just raw, and unrefined. I think it's a powerful display.

[@susandavis5061]

I keep returning to listen. It's mesmerizing. I can see the owls and wolves coming out at night...she creates a vivid picture...

[@alexmyers1293]

This kind of singing is extremely dangerous RESPECT TO THIS WOMAN! ❤️🙏🏽

[@camprice1247]

how is it dangerous I've never heard of this

[@yeehaw4014]

@@camprice1247 Dangerous as in you have to be really careful as to not damage your vocal chords

[@alexie832]

@@yeehaw4014 I doubt I can try this because I'm scared I might damage my throat.

[@sophiemusicrose]

As a throat-singer - it's only as dangerous as normal Western singing. It just seems more difficult because you're not used to trying to make the sounds, or you're not applying proper vocal technique to back it up as you would in other styles. Fear makes it even worse!

[@eldermillennial8330]

Sophie [Music] Rose Normally I’d say just keep lots of honey tea handy, but I’ve heard that sugar is very bad for Inuit.

[@justpaulette]

If I had been sitting in the dark somewhere far north - those noises would have scared the s**t out of me.

[@kingapeka156]

I don't know how or why but she made me cry

[@anona2017]

I'm not sure why but it made me feel really emotional too. I wonder if it taps into something very ancient and primal for us.

[@greencase]

Simp

[@Bloooooooooopp]

the passion

[@Bloooooooooopp]

@@greencase lmao

[@isfarais9392]

Same thooo

[@ecomalcolm]

Such an incredible performance and the style is most remarkable. There should be a whole genre of music based on this music. The emotions conveyed through this performance have made me want to watch it again and again. It feels so real and comforting in that way.

[@ecomalcolm]

I definitely want to hear more, and it would actually be neat to meet the artist and to hear her story. I want to know why and how she could create such an incredible performance. I must have listened to it over 50 times now . So beautiful! 💕

[@jemefousdupasse]

It’s called Inuit throat singing. Might I suggest Tanya Tagaq. She’s incredible

[@lassei4659]

A duel between Her and Bjørk would be amazing.

[@cbly]

Bjork had a throat singer on her Medulla album. Check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ7bmaJvgtaajas

[@lukereilly9844]

Björk has used throat singers before! Ancestors is probably the best example

[@sunakonakahara222]

@@lukereilly9844 Ancestors and Oceania were my 2 favorite songs on there.

[@ChrisTina-vr1jk]

Bjork has already worked with Tanya Tagaq who leaves this woman for dead...

[@cammila2044]

Fun fact: Björk is of Inuit descent

[@maeam]

Me trying to explain the sounds my car is making to the mechanic: Major respect tho, this is pretty dangerous so

[@daddy8884]

maeam dangerous? What? I dont wanna learn this anymore then

[@ras_krystafari3333]

its not physically dangerous... it feels dangerous tho...

[@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267]

me (!!!) trying etc. Me??? Me Tarzan, you Jane...

[@nataliesullivan5663]

I'm freaking crying laughing

[@Floie.FormerlyLeungbabe_Oscar]

maeam 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tapangasoul6928]

This the sound That clears out all of your negativity and negative thoughts it may sound scary or weird but you just have to think about these vibrations running through you can really get those stuck negative emotions and thoughts out of you

[@carloo69]

I thought in my head, "oh, I could probably make those noises if I really tried"... Then randomly burst into tears 3/4 of the way through the song... That was weird.

[@HannoverDaz]

I was like, weird, fascinated, crying... as the song went on. 😂

[@MariaSanchez-wb6tv]

Ancestral roots!

[@jennicase]

It's your memories.

[@carloo69]

@@jennicase what do you mean?

[@jennicase]

@@carloo69 memories passed down from ancient ancestors. It's in your blood and soul.

[@sillyscribbles3]

This equally beautiful as it is terrifying.

[@melancholia8]

like women

[@Zemun555]

Это просто улёт! В такой музыке ценишь прежде всего аутентичность, чтобы не было слишком заправлено современной обработкой. Но тут просто круто. Чувствуется дикость, первобытность, мороз по коже!

[@user-qy3jq9kr1d]

I never would have appreciated this if I never learned to throat sing. I swear, there's just something only us throat singers can hear in unusual music like this. My guess is that it's like when someone can't understand a language completely unrelated to their own (eg English speaker trying to understand Hindi), which can cause what you understand and think sounds cool in the language sound ridiculous and funny to them. Additionally, I've noticed that throat singing tends to make regular singing much easier to control, especially with pitch, because I am normally a baritone to low-baritone when singing, but now I can produce bass without straining my voice. Throat singing is something anyone who wants to be a good singer should learn how to do and get good at because it not only creates an extreme sense of calmness similar to meditation but it allows ridiculously good control over your voice.

[@AK-jt7kh]

Thank you! I think I will look into this style of singing now and see what I can do!

[@rebeccamarrone4736]

I’ve just stumbled upon this, and I find it extremely mystifying and beautiful. I’d love to find more music like this!

[@nicoleperron3315]

Try Olena Uutai she's amazing

[@rebeccamarrone4736]

Thanks!

[@kingamiko382]

Someone hand me those lyrics.

[@RayoTheTomato]

HEEEHHEEEHEEE IAOHOHOHOH

[@thegreatmammon3138]

AOAOAOAOAOAAOAOAOAOAOOO HUAHUAHUAHUAHUAHUAHUA GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH EAEAEAEAEAEAEAEAEEAAAAAAAAEAEEEEEEEEEEEE OOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW HIYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAA GRAIEUWHHAHWJIAIQUEHTTSFQH RAWR RAWR RAAWWWWWRRRRRRR AWEEEEAWEEEEWWEWWEWWWEWEEEE there ya go

[@kingamiko382]

Oh my god thank you ☺️ 🙏🏼

[@D1LF-L0V3R]

@@thegreatmammon3138 🤣 i can’t breathe

[@thegreatmammon3138]

@@D1LF-L0V3R ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@dakelasala1381]

1:55 me when I see someone cute walk by

[@loliflowwei8442]

LMAO 😂 😂👏

[@adriene2190]

LMFAOAOAOOOAOAAOAOOAAJFJEOKV

[@awakenstar3698]

LOL

[@kathleenwerner-leap1681]

This is profoundly spiritual. She is connecting with her ancestors, all living things and the divine. She is powerful. May we all remember where we come from. It’s amazing that this was on MSM.

[@brittywren2877]

Its beautiful and ugly like life. It brought me to tears. Its haunting and makes me literally think of the wild.

[@valliykauchiykha1664]

This is metal af, need to see an inuit/metal crossover!! Просто замечательно, я хочу (до смертииииииии) слушать сотрудничество между инуитским горловым певцом и металлическим группой!! Уже у нас есть The Hu, но нам надо больше!!!!!

[@livfly]

"mom, sing me a lullaby!" "grrrrooohh uh uh uh chosk uuuuurrrr ia ia iaaaaaaa"

[@withlovekendra919]

😭🤣😂🤣

[@alarahalbach8665]

😂😂😂😂👍

[@KC-yl5zp]

Lollll

[@maeantonio601]

🙂💀🤚 This comments hits me

[@hananeblanton5129]

Hey mom teach that kid some culture!

[@user-fy5sb1tm3x]

Я бывал на Северах нашей страны..... Ну насколько же точно передано посредством голоса!

[@elielis6]

This is unironically hauntingly beautiful omg. Does anyone know more music similar to this?

[@sandrabearchum782]

Olena UUTAi

[@evelynm7536]

Tanya tagaq

[@its_ilumigarjuk5806]

Try listening to imiqtaq by riit or Ukiuq by the jerry cans

[@Esther216]

Search throat singing. KZbin or google

[@NarFlux]

Tyrgen Kam

[@sami_te29]

You can hear how she imitates dogs and animals xd

[@queen-bee.]

That is part of it ive watched some different videos and they imatate animal sounds and other sounds around them

[@AndreaDelleStelle]

This woman is amazing.My grandfather was born in Siberia and far Eastern music and vocal style feeds my soul. People that make fun of this have probably lost connection to thier own ancestry and unique cultural activities so like any other hateful mindset the negativity stems from ignorance and fear. It is important to remain a student of life and discover and learn from your own ancestral roots as well as others. Thank you for this video.

[@thatfroginpeppapig2543]

Imagine being next to a camp fire at night with all the stars and the moon shinning above the sky while your wolves are next to you. while listening to this

[@Tryinnosaurus_Rex]

Honestly I see so much acceptance for her… People bop their heads with the music... but when I seen a more cultured woman do this in the same type of show, everyone had weird looks on their face or they were smiling like they thought it was a joke. I honestly think her blonde hair and white appearance help her with being excepted here

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

I guess it's because people there more familiar with such culture therefore more respectful. U won't find any native Siberian tribes in UK for example

[@Black.Spades]

What is a "more cultured woman"? This lady's grandfather was a shaman, yet she is not supposed to belong to this culture? You got quite mistaken by a hair colour, which was dyed to make it more ironic.

[@eversnajera]

Darker skin doesn’t mean cultured. As a matter of fact, as dark skinned indigenous people we consider these folks our family more than assimilated dark folks. Indigenous are indigenous. We answer to each other, not colonizer color politics. That is also a form of violence that silences actual voices.She is representing her culture and regardless of how colonizers respond to our tribes differently(which again is the observation of a colonizer), she would be an honor to stand next to. Validation comes from within, and I’m sure plenty of assimilated people who look like her have had a thing or two to say about her anyhow, because color doesn’t protect the indigenous from constant infringing and assimilation tactics that never ended. So when we see this as indigenous people, color plays absolutely no part and honestly these color politics comments annihilate whatever transcendental message she may be trying to convey by bringing it right back to prioritizing the mentality of the weak assimilator( which come in many colors and are ALL equally as uncultured because they assimilate into cultures that are not theirs).What you just complained about people doing to “colored” indigenous people , you’re doing to her. If you’re not a pale indigenous person, your perception of them is exactly that, perception. Based on your idea of another which you have been told by the very people trying to wipe out ALL tribes regardless of color, and allow assimilated folks to live on those lands (regardless of color)because they jump when you say jump.

[@jurikurthambarskjelfir3533]

No racebaiting.

[@maggies.224]

Yo how?! I'm beyond amazed. It's like she has several sets of vocal chords in her throat

[@oghuzkagan1236]

*Inuits also middle asian races. Thousands of years ago they emigrated to Greenland.* In Inuit language Mother is *Anana* Father is *Atata* In Turkic languages Mother is *Ana* Father is *Ata*

[@lil_weasel219]

another turkic nationalist

[@ProximaCentauri88]

Did you test their DNA? You can't assume someone's origin just because their language or its sound resemble yours. Tagalog, an Austronesian language has the words TATAY (father) and NANAY (mother) but it came from Mesoamerican languages specifically Nahuatl.

[@lil_weasel219]

@@ProximaCentauri88 these are Turkish nationalists that claim the entire world except africa lol, don't worry. What they appropriate includes Amerindians, all of Siberia, Finland, most of Europe, all of east asia..... Oghuz is a branch of the turkic languages which includes Turkish and Turkmen. Its a turkish romantic nationalist hah

[@KnudGL]

Greenlandic: Mother is Anaana, father is Ataata :)

[@lil_weasel219]

@@KnudGL tata is father in croatian. that is thats "dad"

[@ColaFluffy]

There is something that makes this weirdly hypnotic

[@marleneboyd-wilson1268]

Very sobering and primitive to listen to. The voice has an incredible range. Very puzzling as to what the song is about. Sounds like human kind communicating with nature. Somehow mesmerising. The singer is very talented. Enjoyed this performance. Bravo.

[@wiktoriam3782]

1:30 there's always that guy that really enjoys something

[@awakenstar3698]

Lollll

[@cesaraugustomorenomolina8158]

I am absolutely speechless, long time since anything impressed my THIS much on KZbin. BRAVO ! ! !

[@ughgross1258]

2:39 i love how there was a slight cheer but everyone stopped because they wanted to hear the rest

[@arid3595]

I honestly cannot listen to this without feeling every emotion...

[@sheepyleepy..2806]

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[@tatyana_piche-ool]

Неплохо! 👍 У инуитов горловое пение называется "катайяк (katajjaq) и издревле это считалось исконно женское занятие, пока те дожидались своих мужей/отцов/братьев/сыновей с охоты тёмными полярными ночами... Сейчас многое меняется, и появились мужчины-инуиты, которые тоже практикуют катайяк, причём даже в паре! (❗❗❗) Но всё же женщины в этом лучше преуспели. Мне в особенности нравится катайяк в исполнении Tanya Tagaq и Piqsiq.

[@leonova1735]

Я год назад случайно наткнулась на Алёну Уутай , кому интересно , послушайте что она вытворяет , не пожалеете!

[@tatyana_piche-ool]

@@leonova1735 Про неё очень многие знают. Я и слушала, и видела, и на концертах её была.

[@tatyana_piche-ool]

@@leonova1735, только её сценическое имя Олена Уутай, а не Алёна. На самом деле её зовут Ольга Подлужная.

[@user-xd4fd2hr7r]

Инуиты на Аляске живут. Разве в РФ тоже есть инуиты?

[@tatyana_piche-ool]

@@user-xd4fd2hr7r, не только на Аляске, но и в Канаде, Гренландии, Лабрадоре и т.д.

[@user-gy6tc9gn1r]

Вы открыли для меня новый мир!!!

[@ecomalcolm]

One of the most incredible performances I have ever seen. For many years I have visited and revisited this video; enjoying the totality of this brilliant intuit tribute to world culture.

[@alelei3681]

Made me cry, glad to find in comments to see I'm not the only one. I watched several times, tears every time.

[@sandrapd3247]

A singing contest between her and yoko ono would be legendary

[@AK-gx8nv]

Merci! J'ai eu la chair de poule comme jamais! Cette femme a réveillé des parts oubliées de nous! Impressionnant!

[@evgeniaevgenia873]

Потрясающее исполнение !!! Браво Вероника!!!!

[@howlongohlord8358]

Be prepared if your dog is in the room while you play this. It's over and she's still looking at me suspiciously.

[@Bloooooooooopp]

hahahahah

[@awakenstar3698]

Lollll

[@millennial_fairy]

She’s amazing !

[@Human-lp2oi]

It kinda reminds me of myself when I wake up and clear my throat....

[@user-li2lj4cz3b]

Слушая, улетел в космос, закрыл глаза и представил уникальное Чукотское племя.

[@piersonm5574]

1:56 Me when I see a friend at the mall

[@dennis_duran]

0:56 me in my room alone thinking my parents left already until they walk in

[@donfuego3585]

😂😂😂

[@protyusgames4741]

To wield magic one must first believe it exists.

[@JonanianWisdom]

We need music like this.Universal music that speaks to us all, music that speaks through feeling not human languages

[@user-vb9tb7eo6f]

Потрясающе. Спасибо большое

[@user-tu9lu4yr6v]

😍Ваууу!!! Мурашки, классно поёт!

[@vivilonrane1330]

Wow. The force behind her voice is so promal and stunning

[@user-wu8ns6xz1p]

Какое владение голосом!

[@lavenderfae8585]

Hauntingly beautiful. This needs to be respected and these traditions need to be preserved. Mesmerising. I'm saddened by the disrespectful comments on here. It's this kind of ignorance that keeps us separated. We are ALL one 🙏🙏🙏

[@vladimirzubkov4795]

Магия голоса...

[@ChrisPBacon7941]

I feel like I'm listening to a language not from this world

[@Dolceliana]

Blown away... I am .... Incredible .... mystery .... beautiful! I wish I could hear Veronica live and then have a chat with her!

[@margaretmax-community]

Wow. I’m Australian so this is new to me. I want to learn. I love it. It’s took over my body and spoke in a universal way that triggered what felt like lost memory of speech. It’s like we can all understand no mater what language we speak

[@bastianlarsen7375]

This is something special! This is one of the reasons to why I wanna studie music!

[@robinclarke4734]

Good on you girl! That's a first for me. Outstanding !!

[@shandib5328]

WHOA...I AM LITERALLY CRYING RIGHT NOW...A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!!!

[@midnightstarr5413]

This is not easy to do. I'd like to see someone who says that this is nothing , to do just this. I'm sure they would make it to Funniest videos if they even attempted this. This woman is one of a master. Knows how and sounds awesome while doing this. Talk about the old ways. Beautiful absolutely beautiful

[@johngeorge9865]

Fantastically beautiful. You can imagine a shaman doing this in a medieval setting

[@lottat6420]

This moved my heart. Brilliant! 😍

[@cadillaceldorado1771]

Meravigliosa 💕💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹nella sua voce si percepiscono tutte le entità della foresta , della forza della Natura . Sublime ❤️🌹💕

[@user-vv8vw6gm2e]

Как всегда восхитительно! Обалденные миксы горлового пения с современной аранжировкой! Привет из Казахстана🇵🇼

[@mhkuntug]

This is different, good but I love traditional Tuvan throat singing. En iyisi geleneksel Tuva tarzı ya.

[@Ibrahim-bn5fj]

Tuvan and Altayic throat singing are the best

[@ecisk0562]

Bir halttan anlamayan jurinin yüz ifadeleri beni kanser etti ya

[@Ren-tq4pt]

Anyone else start crying from the middle to the end? The sounds are indescribably beautiful

[@ZachMaynard]

only robots

[@itsjoanjabinar]

I don't have any idea about the Inuit Throat Singing, but the moment that i listen to this one. Dude! Goosebumps and teary eyes are real!

[@erikswanson5753]

Throat singing like this is also done by the Inuit here in northern Canada. People who came from Siberia thousands of years ago.

[@helleswahn]

I'm glad the judges and audience took her seriously and didn't make fun of her! But I would really like to hear the judges comments

[@user-cx4ig6hc4o]

Абалдеть,без слов показала всю природу Чукотки ,привет из КЗ ,умничка Вероника

[@thejen24]

Amazing.... all the spirits of nature are singing through her! Very powerful

[@claudiaa9357]

Me talking to my dogs thinking they can understand me k but seriously, this is something else... people were literally moved to tears. She performed with such strong passion

[@ZachMaynard]

Delete the second half of your comment

[@lotusjohnson]

Thats powerful, and beautiful!

[@Schorpiron]

After eight hours of digging with the shovel in my job, when even after the joint gave me enough pain and stress relieve, I gave up all hope of continuing the work on my guitar today, but listening to her gave me back the strenght again. Perun or Tengri... bless her soul! Bohemian gives his thanks

[@ManishaSingh-np2eu]

I've observed Inuit throat singing is inspired by the sounds of nature. Love it.❤️