Eivør Pálsdóttir - Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin) │ FIRST TIME HEARING!

[@MichaelReiter]

Eivør is an amazing singer and she has many great songs. One of my favorites "Falling Free" (Live at the Old Theater in Torshavn). It is an outstanding live vocal performance.

[@poolhallshark]

Cool that you got to see and hear this one 🙂 Thanks for a VERY good reaction. Much love from Norway ♥♥♥♥♥

[@thundergirl1042]

I would have to say? The way she did that really intense chanting? You’ve got to love that. Oh my gosh. She’s the definition of a goddess. Goddesses of Denmark.. and the way she’s dressed and her voice is so amazing. Dang girl.

[@emmalouisedickinson9407]

Is is one of my all time favourite music artists of all time. Her range, control and her being a unique artist. Love, love,❤ her.

[@DravenGal]

Wow, what a voice, and what a background! Both stunning!

[@georgelynch6139]

Eivor is a phenomenal talent, a mythical siren. A women, tribal skin drum and vocal cords, don’t forget Eivor is a multi instrumentalist and outstanding guitarist plus a has studied electronic effects and studio techniques. A humble lady that will perform in her mom’s front room to local neighbors and kids, performed in a Lithuanian train repair workshop for the workers as they carried out their tasks, performed with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra and the best is her unusual small venue performances and lastly her in home intimate vids during the Covid lockdown

[@mcwfenna]

Please react to Eivør - Falling Free (Live at the Old Theater in Torshavn) next :)

[@deepbluehue3]

That type of singing is called ' circular singing ' where both the inhale and exhale are used ...

[@ClaudiaWolter-x7b]

💯🏆🥰

[@edwardmeade]

You need to check out Tautumeitas singing Rūžiņu duorziņā. There is a studio "official" version and a live version.

[@NZWozza]

Here is a link for 'Falling Free' which a few people have been mentioning. It's sublime. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-zepd9d9Nqg5Y

[@dracusmoon4822]

If you liked the place Eivor has taken you, try Heilung on for size if you want a real trip, i.e.:Anoana live, In Maidjan for starters.

[@soleywolfgangsdottir]

i have learned that the title "tròdabùndin" has been spelled wrong by NRK, this word does not exsist in faroese. but this is how myths are born, right?

[@Flum666]

they translated it to norwegian, because it was on NRK?

[@Flum666]

you know because they speak norwegian and not faroese

[@soleywolfgangsdottir]

@@Flum666 this is not norwegian, either. it's simply a mistake. the ò and ù are not existant in faroese. but this is simply how legends are born

[@matchbox5112]

You are absolutely correct it doesn't mean anything in any language as far as I know. It's sort of how you pronounce it though, I guess. It's trollbundet in Bokmål and it's trøllabundin in Faroese. I don't know the Nynorsk version but it's certainly not "Tròdlabùndin".