Jooiijkaa!

[@friflyt76]

The female artist is my mother, she made this chanting joik to me when i was a child. The male artist is Ole Larsen Gaino, a well known(in Sápmi) and skilled performer of traditional Sámi joik, and in this remix you can hear mixed parts of a joik which belongs to a man called pikku Kemi.

[@jubilkalunxag5588]

what is your mother's name?

[@RandyBoBandy1001]

Gos don orut? Mon boađán Uppsala. Väldigt fin jojk! Du ska vara stolt över din mor!

[@TheLightInYou]

@@jubilkalunxag5588 Elen Inga Eira Sara

[@TheBookofLove369]

♥️💎♥️

[@theres-a-hurrikane]

May I ask her name? Or a first name? I'd love to download the song and credit her name, so I can tell others who enjoy it.

[@pctheninja]

recently found out im a descendant from a Sami family that moved south, then the woman Im related to in turn married a jewish man, and I sorta got curious about my roots :P And I must say that I absolutely love the music of Sami! And thats just my mothers side, my father is part Romani (kind of a Northern Gypsy), part Warmland-man, iffy about where the rest of the family-tree leads from there, but that search is for another day. sry, Im rambling - got all excited over this find xD Awesome music!

[@azkintuwela20]

Sami people lived for thousands of years in a large territory... Russia Finland Sweden and Norway...much later, other cultures took their land and build a lot of modern states....then they the sami became separate...but still, the beautiful sami people lives in all this countries...despite extermination and assimilation as all over the worls....I love their values, cultur, music, handicrafts....

[@allanfairbairnquoi]

tens of thosand years ago it got very cold and dark in hyperborea, these moved to what they knew as "BLUELAND", these ,in turn, wanted to go "home", to "hyperborea", but now the "bluelanders" were touareg and berber, the new world order, had decreed borders, and "nations" and there was no more hyperborea, the battles led to saint charles, and the new roman empire, that now must be recovered from , of course talking heads don't tell hehe

[@JUMALATAAR]

Tack jag hoppas att jag får komma upp någon gång och lära mej mer om samer och era gamla traditioner ! Oerhört vacker musik ! Tack !

[@soldierofortune52]

Happy to see there are opinions. Love the sapmi chants:-)

[@AlexanderI95]

i really LOVE THIS JOIK!!!!!!

[@leammu]

Hehehe, funny to see how many places people "think" this music is from...Taiwan, Korea and so on. Let me set the record straight here, This is a sami yoik from Guovdageaidnu in the north of Norway. It belongs to a man called Johnny Mathis Sara, and this is his mother joiking. How do I know this? I know them both. The recording was stolen by enigma and put into their song. Hope this helps clarify everything. :)

[@DoriSnow]

Certain types of blondes and light blue eyes are also uniquely Finno-Ugric. It's hard to pinpoint all of this, since Scandinavia as a whole has throughout history been very diverse and all its populations mixed back and forth. A lot of Sami heritage is among Icelanders, while modern day southern Swedes and Norwegians have a lot of Northern German, Dutch and Frisian in their ancestry, from the Hanseatic era. The concept of race is such horse crap as more is revealed of drift all over as we speak.

[@tedjohnson6988]

We're all spread out on a specturm of color that flows like the northern lights.

[@Jullan-M]

I hear this every day in the radio, haha :D

[@michaelsacksteder4720]

Ya know what? Electronic beat or no electronic beat. Who cares? This joik is joy. My husband died a couple weeks ago. This joik is joy. So who cares?

[@linhdoung7818]

OMG i love that song!

[@TheDutchPathFinder1]

So intense.....i love it.

[@TheEmsann]

Sami people are like the swedish indians or should i say,scandinavian indians. Its said that sami's are related to your indians in america. And it wouldn't be so weird. You find alot of similar things of the sami's and your indians. Sami's are ''originally'' black haired. Look on google! :D

[@ErikBz]

@Superesky I wish I could do that too. I love it. Native people are special. I really like our samush people here in sweden :)

[@ileshious]

I think it was nice with the electronic beat, a traditional beat would have passed just as fine but there is nothing wrong with this beat

[@scar2k158]

EPIC!

[@MrPiiera]

Nice!!!

[@Lappoid123]

Actually there was some very odd genetic findings from Lund, Skåne i a mtDNA investigation from 1999, the people there basically genetically looked Sami.

[@gruvkraft1752]

Detta är coolt .. :P

[@lvsitiwdr]

If you ever have oppurtunity in your life, you people gotta go to the northernmost part of Sweden, Lapland/Sápmi is there. I ve been there, months ago, in midwinter...no words can describe such an amazing place...

[@TheOrientalNightFish]

Amazing - it sounds so American Indian! Love it.

[@MrBjornibjorn]

Strange how they sound so similar, and both used to live in tents huh? also so much in contact with mother nature. Almost as if thats how we were supposed to live

[@TheEmsann]

Yes,this is Joika,maybe not the backround music,but when you hear the voices ''singing'' Its joijka,clearly.

[@Spelgodis]

Sådan här musik får mig att vilja resa till Norrland och bergsvandra

[@TheFireFoxTribe]

Beautiful

[@MarcoSangelstad]

Kika efter låtnamnet och gruppnamnet SSAAndre skrivit på sida 7. Jag vill minnas att det var det radioprataren sa när låten spelades en gång i mitten av 90-talet. Gissningsvis i radioprogrammet Delta.

[@Missespeach1]

@peppad1 This is a beautifull song! What's it called en where can I buy it? Thanks!

[@TheLonelyBearCub]

@blackjamm I think you're talking about the song "Return to Innocence". You're right the chant is not Saami its "Ami" a tribe from Taiwan and the chant is called by the Ami people "The Jubulant Drinking Song"

[@TheEmsann]

Sámi's and native americans are related.

[@dickielee6419]

Somebody please tell me where I can find more of this recasting of traditional vocals into a modern milieu. I've been searching but don't know what to search for exactly.

[@dickielee6419]

I still don't know where to find more of this! It took me a minute to dig this alone back up. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

[@ottonomm3283]

So epic. So cool

[@carlzero0]

Amazing

[@acerb4566]

theres nuthin wrong with innovation! the joik is fine.

[@friflyt76]

White Circle og joiken heter The Journey

[@michellejewell9859]

Reminds me of the Jodel. I think they are related, but what do I know

[@Sjobom-i7y]

💯✨️💫🙏❤️

[@rjanNilsen-Dubland]

Fantastisk gøy.... Hvem eier låta? Har singelen og HAR prøvd å poste, men noen andre EIDE låta....

[@CornillieJunior]

This is realy fantastic! Where do you have this from and what's the title of the song?

[@Dioteema]

Hej! Superfin jojk! Letar efter soundtrack till en dokumentär! Vet du vilka som har gjort den här eller hur man kan få tag i den på lagligt sätt?

[@toocompassionate]

Fucking awesomeness!!!

[@mariecarlsonfalt2799]

As coolt. Mina samiska gener ryser.

[@mary1aa]

+Marie Carlson Fält feel ya bruv :'D

[@soldierofortune52]

True, but the chant is a bit older than Enigma, I guess. Anyway, I like them both

[@neener420420420]

Skane is in southern Sweden...but maybe your ancestors were Saami or Lapplanders etc.

[@flammidox]

Still, the sami have lived in Sweden longer than any germanic have

[@Lappoid123]

Finnmark (modern) = Finmork (old norse = Finn (old norse word for Sami), mork = wilderness, so it means the place where Sami live or the Sami's place.

[@alicantinopuro]

@Superesky Who Sings this song?

[@tut-anj-amonnoname3886]

Qué hago aquí y porque esta música esta en mi tanto que mi cuerpo la conoce?

[@sandrinedieppe2303]

Génial !! Comment obtenir ce mix en haute qualité SVP ? Merci d'avance.

[@aslakhsiri]

YOUR'E wrong peppad1. this joik is from Kautokeino in Norway. joik is called Jonny mathis sara

[@fopdkspfepioke4powak]

@Superesky then maybe u know the name of the artist?

[@caleb_güero]

Supposedly I'm a third Sami. Not sure about it though.

[@TheEmsann]

Yes,but the northen german exists in the south Sweden. There are no such thing as ethnic swedish. But many people from the south Sweden has german heritage. Many people from the north Sweden has,norweigan and finnish heritage,maybe also Sámi heritage,i'm northen swede and i have finnish norweigan and sami heritage.

[@allanfairbairnquoi]

tens of thosand years ago it got very cold and dark in hyperborea, these moved to what they knew as "BLUELAND", these ,in turn, wanted to go "home", to "hyperborea", but now the "bluelanders" were touareg and berber, the new world order, had decreed borders, and "nations" and there was no more hyperborea, the battles led to saint charles, and the new roman empire, that now must be recovered from , of course talking heads don't tell hehe

[@hurgita]

vackert

[@rjanNilsen-Dubland]

David Eriksen?

[@grzypole]

I am Sami, I am in the USA I am also Cherokee, The Sami are relatives to the Inuits from Alaska maybe this could possibly enlighten you maybe a lil?' we are related'

[@thegreatallanu]

Blackfoot and Sami!

[@sapmi3]

vad är namnet på den här låten? what is the name of this song?

[@alicantinopuro]

Who Sing this song?

[@soldierofortune52]

Inspired by Return to innocence by Enigma? Nice anyway

[@friflyt76]

soma gullat iecan luodi dappe maid :)

[@leii93nad]

[@jml71]

bandet heter Journey og de som joiker er Ellen Inga E. Sara og Ole Larsen Gaino

[@TheEmsann]

No its not denmark,there is no sami in denmark. Maybe if they have moved there,but theyre roots is not in denmark. Its in sweden,norway,finland. The sami people and native americans are relatives!

[@chrdauph]

Maybe the drums are trying to make it sound more modern... Honestly, I like it better without; it sounds more traditional

[@021annahh]

Vad heter låten/sången? Hittar inte på det?

[@friflyt76]

Hun som joiker i denne remixen, er min mor, Elen Inga Eira Sara og han andre er Ole Larsen Gaino. Disse to joikene ble i sin tid "tjuvlånet" og remixed uten å kontakte artistene. Denne mixen ble da White Circle-Journey. Man finner original joikene i en joikesamling som heter Luođis Luohtái (fra joik til joik)

[@TheEmsann]

No,i meant that the Sámis and native americans are related as a ''race'' or how you say it.

[@ConnorRCS]

Eeeeeh, ok? This is not Joika. its something that may sounds like it but its not.

[@flammidox]

There is too such a thing as ethnic swedes. The sami people is the ethnic swedes...

[@hrnful]

Always that hip hop drumbeat on it.... Please take that away!!!!! or I puke!!!!

[@invisiblekincajou]

YOOLOLOLO!

[@tryggveafanga]

your wrong about Iceland though! theres nearly no sami at all in Iceland. And the ones that are came rescently. almost no imigration makes icelandic people almost direct descendants from the old norse.. (in other words inbread) haha.. and im one of them. Im not that retarded, i just look like i crawled out of the "wrong turn" movies!!:)

[@TheEmsann]

No, sámi people are not germanic. If you are talking about the swede. The acutally swede is a germanic race. Swedes has lived in sweden for a thousand years.

[@TheEmsann]

yes, but sámis can't be called is not an ethnic swede. Todays sámis are mixed. the have germanic ancestry too. But sámi as a sámi is not an ethnic swede, because its not swedish. It may have been here longer then the swede it self.

[@bumbro07]

That electronic beat is horrible. It would've been great with a more traditional-sounding drum.

[@gunmaria]

what is that horribly drumbeat. why is it there?

[@gunmaria]

what is that horrible drumbeat? why is it there?