SAMI JOJK - Native Northern European Music

''Float freely, my dear friend. You are free now. Until we meet again, farewell, my angel.''
''Daniel's jojk'' written and sung by Jon Henrik Fjällgren.
Preformed on Swedish Talent/Svenska Talang 2014.
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Listen to this relaxing jojk by a young swedish sami. The language is sami aswell, not swedish. Enjoy.

[@Minextube]

Sami blood runs in family so proud ❤

[@DarcyTheManstop]

Same brother

[@tonynordlander3604]

@@DarcyTheManstop samma här

[@Etsfx]

Jag e kurd min första gången hörde jag dig var när jag var 14 år gammal och jag älskade det så mycket och fortfarande sjunger jag det fast nu e jag 19 år gammal. Love you all

[@dman5501]

Vi Samer och ni Kurder har flera saker gemensamt, som till exempel Solen, Elden, Bergen, Trummorna, Förtrycket, Tvångsförflyttningar. Fint och se dig här, Biji Kurdustan!

[@J3nny98]

After many discussions in the comments I have re-named the video. I apologize for any inconveniences. :)

[@gabriellelaurentzen6470]

Smärtsamt vackert med en öm och befriande kraft på samma gång! Går rakt in i själen. Njuter!

[@desert-likesnow7806]

This music, you can feel deep in your being...soothing, thanks.

[@MrPlexie]

I think it's so sad that we barely learn anything about the Sami people in school. At least I didn't.

Kind of depends where you live i think. Ive learned a lot but I also live in lappland

[@user-ht9lr8kx4i]

I am Bulgarian and we know about Sami people from the schools

[@nikoa97]

Well guys, no offense but what can you expect from american (strongly believe so) schooling system. They dont even recognice own country from a map if its upside down. Not to mention other countries.

[@SuperDarkHalo]

I never knew Sami people in school. I learned it in Klaus. The little sweet girl Margu. 🥰

[@rainlsd]

It's sad that we don't really learn anything about our own history in school (Sweden)

[@tonysherwood]

makes me tear up and feel the spirit inside me come alive , my 3rd gg grama was Sami, and im from Ontario Canada, long way from home .

[@spinner4u]

I Love this Song, it is the essance of True Spirit

[@joshneener4291]

I'm a Kanadensare. Jag älskar Sami folk och Sverige.

[@APOLLONIAN123]

you are a boat?

[@armastusmaitse481]

All countries in scandinavia depress Sami folk... :(

[@user-ht9lr8kx4i]

@@armastusmaitse481 i was in north norway 2 years ago.... fantastic people

[@armastusmaitse481]

@@user-ht9lr8kx4i so... you are tourist... lol...

[@armastusmaitse481]

From far away I hope...

[@009lupischanz8]

My gread grandma come from northern. The music fall down in my heart, I can feel the northern country with tears in my eyes.

[@gustavbjorstorm52]

This song remind me of years ago.

[@lewibuska9112]

Its a master peice i love it

[@Happy33389]

love this song ,from Malaysia Cant stop listening..🍅

[@facit00trust27]

Så otroligt vackert musik ♥️🌹

[@erdentursyn8226]

Oh, my god,I'm a Turkic descendant of the Kazakhs,and I think we have a distant history with the Sami, the great Huns！！

[@habicht6]

Magische Musik... man spürt die Naturverbundenheit der Samen.... bewundernswert

[@luichido]

PRECIOSA Y PROFUNDA MÚSICA

[@user-cv7jj1hf9w]

I’m Norwegian Swedish Sami

[@annmariehere1]

There are no lyrics in Daniels jojk, but one single line. What is written above has nothing to do with Jon Henrik Fjällgren. If there are lyrics they only exist in Jon Henrik Fjällgrens heart.

[@takezotsukaharamasteriljim9610]

LADY FERRY BLESSING YOU! 1,5 k like ie the song lifts you to the stars the song is like the song of the natives of Siberia / sua

[@clancywiggum6512]

Helt underbart💕

[@KARIMACRI]

Meravigliosa!

[@tenenteoliveira3149]

JENNY THE NAME REALLY DONT MATTER , VERY THANK YOU FOR SPENT HS TIME AND GIVE US OPORTUNITY TO KNHOW THIS AEWSOME MUSIC , GREATS FROM BRASIL MINAS GERAIS !!!

[@vanesaju3508]

Nerealiai graži melodija ❤️

[@torinepate1159]

Powerful and beautiful! Thank you.

[@susma301]

Underbar.

[@gregcrowe8885]

Thank You

[@Livelovelifeeleni]

beautiful

[@haotinlensingson9798]

MUSIC HAS SO MUCH POWER❤️🤗

[@kasperandersson2385]

Think of it like this. Swedish people are decendents from vikings and the sami are like the native indians of sweden.

[@solveigsommerfeld9423]

The Sami were with their reindeers in nowadays Sweden long before the Swedes and the others came. I have Sami ancesters too.

[@Hoshino_Channel]

@@solveigsommerfeld9423 No, sweden and other norse countried have ruled southern sweden and norway for as long as samis have been in the north.

[@solveigsommerfeld9423]

@@Hoshino_Channel Read about it and you will realise where the sami were before the ice drew back to the northern part of Sweden and Norway. It is human historia.

[@jonthorn1968]

solveig sommerfeld you claim that the Saami were in Scandinavia before the ice drew back... that’s funny, seeing that the oldest human remains to be found in Scandinavia date to about 5000 years after the ice melted

[@Vikingskog]

@@solveigsommerfeld9423 Incorrect. When the sami arrived in Norway the land had already been populated by Norwegians for 3000 years already, thats the common proffesional understanding today in 2020, backed up by modern archeology.

[@metalgamedog]

❤

[@juliasiebenstern7272]

Just beautiful!

[@trntrn8873]

İskandinav ülkeleri bu güzel halka karşı insanlık suçu işlemişlerdir .. özgürlüğün şarkısı çok güzel çok yaşa Sami ..

[@jaicotterill5226]

Made me cry ❤️

[@Briefman100]

HEIMAT im Herzen 💓

[@Cor_Nelis]

Daniel's Jojk, by Jon Henrik ;)

[@danuoli12]

inspirador thanksssssss!

[@angeloalcanar840]

man, this gives me chills! Great song! Does anyone know where to find songs similar to this?

[@J3nny98]

The artist's name is Jon Henrik Fjällgren, he has a full album if you want to listen to it. :)

[@angeloalcanar840]

Thanks J3nny98! :) Do you know other artists like him? I really love this kind of music. Very relaxing. :)

[@J3nny98]

Angelo Alcanar Well I know another person who yoiks, she's called Máddji and comes from Norway. I've only heard one jojk from her, it's called ''Dawn Light'' and is amazing. Check her out :)

[@julicsalol7812]

Angelo Alcanar And you can listen to Mari Boine songs, she also sings Joiks

[@suecollins3246]

Angelo, try Mongolian or Turcik Throat Singing, also Mongolian Boerte. It's _wonderful_ ! Wild, creepy, exciting all at once.

[@metalgamedog]

great

[@angelakuhl7593]

Bin wiederholt an die Bssus zurück geworfen - mit Hoffnung, Liebe und Zuversicht

[@theRealRindberg]

Så vackert!

[@eugenicasanovasolanes8338]

Wonderful. From Catalonia with love.

[@julielaland7832]

❤❤❤

[@jackbelinski2661]

This kinda reminds me of the soundtrack to the Hayao Miyazaki classic Tales from Earthsea

[@LookTwice2]

Vacker musik till vackra bilder

[@deicidemaul]

First, this is not native swedish music, it's same. Second, for you people who is asking for lyrics, there are no lyrics. The jojk speaks for itself, no need for words

[@kallesven3749]

First its a Swedish Same u dumb fuck

[@asahallberg-vonde1287]

Jon Henrik Fjällgren

[@andrehermaste8836]

Keegi veel siin kuulamis ülesande pärast?

[@zumoritotekikazi]

The lyrics translation... Are you still with me, my dear friend, Though I no longer see you? Are you still here on earth, As you are in my heart? I lie here and ponder, It's desolately quiet around me. Tears break out and fall, With the thought of you. An angel that was forgotten here, Have now got his wings. Where do you fly now, my angel? Where do you fly now? Are you flying through the pearly gates? Or the end of the world? Are you flying next to me? Or am I all alone now? Wherever you are now, my friend. Wherever the road leads you. Promise me you'll wait there, Until I meet you. I hope you're happy now. As I was with you. And the pain you've suffered, I hope it's forgotten. Fly freely, my dear friend. You are free now. And until we meet again, Farewell, my angel

[@Aresu77]

a jojk is not words. it's feelings. the feelings come out your mouth and this is what it sounds like. it's pure feeling.

[@CosmiccLight]

Thank you. This helped me so much. My mare passed away in April and I have missed her so much. This song is beautiful and if these really are the lyrics it’s absolutely amazing.

[@cloudberries]

Azhara Unfortunatley as a Sami i can tell you there are no lyrics aside from a few words in south saami. a joik is a person or thing or feeling as a song sound. the commenter above you who said this is correct. those lyrics above are not the lyrics, since it has none. that is made up.

[@solveigsommerfeld9423]

När jag lyssnar till den här jojken påminns mina sinnen om mina etniska rötter

[@glebbsif]

Excellent. Hello from Soviet Union. I red history about this Denials song.

[@alperenakinci852]

Sámi halkı Türktür ve onlar bizim kardeşimizdir. Türkiye den selamlar.

[@olekluften9776]

Nydelig. Frihetens stemme.

[@hazzelnuzzz]

Beautiful song! Would it be okay if I use the song in a video maybe?

[@capino28]

OMG that resound with me and I latin american haha my heritage is american i digeonus may be but I feel.strange with this sound 😅 idk might be god , the universe, the spirit.

[@callehellstrom]

Is this a taken melody? Great singer but I really recognize the melody!?

[@lethayle3388]

The title is incorrect. The sami people are not the natives of northern europe. The real natives of northern europe is the germanic population that wandered north to Sweden & Norway 14 000 - 15 000 years ago and settled to hunt & gather. Resources have been found in southern sweden belonging to germanic nomads dating 14 000 years ago. The oldest finding that has been made in northern Sweden is in Jämtland that belongs to germanic nomadic tribes, an arrowhead dating over 8000 years back. The sami could not have lived in northern Sweden during that time period because of the ice age. The only source of food was mammoths & reindeers which wasn't enough.

[@david82633]

How did they figure out that they were germanic? And how did Germanic tribes arrive in Scandinavia 12500 years before the proto-germanic language started to exist? I'd love to see a source for that, impressive that they managed to learn the language of a group who left no literary traces at all

[@anasoleylopez3386]

Suena como musica india pero bonita

[@kailyjamessokame.6028]

Anyone want to start a traditional band in Midwest :)?

[@user-ht9lr8kx4i]

hei, could someone writhe the lyrics

[@anni8456]

This is not native Swedish music. It's sami music. Swedish people and sami people aren't even related.

[@MrDoggen02]

+tteyk eii Well, all people of european descent are related :D Yeah, i agree that it is Sami music from Sapmí and not really Swedish.

[@mattiasjohansson1908]

Okey? Im Swedish and im related to the sami People.

[@caspernilsson2940]

I'm Swedish. and sami

[@DrBitchcraft.]

@Celephinn Sami and Finnish people are related yes?

[@bultenlol]

Vad menar du med att vi inte är relaterade? Samer bodde i Sverige före oss haha, så förstår inte riktigt vad du menar. Sen så är det väldigt många med sameblod i rötterna som är svenskar idag, och att dem kommer från en annan språkfamilj är väl ganska självklart.

[@snorviking5496]

sami just shaman tribe in sweden..

[@alexanderlindquist]

Jojk är ingen sång jojk är hur man uttrycker sina känslor

[@karlwgod910]

This is not Swedish music. Sami people are not the indigenous peoples of Svealand.

[@Grunk111]

+Eric adolphus It's Music from Sweden not Swedish Music.It's made by a sami person, in sami language in traditional sami style, there's nothing Swedish about it.

[@MrDoggen02]

+Rika Furude Finns and Sami are not related. Maybe linguistically, but not genetically. They did both come from the same place (Volga-kama region, southern Russia) but the Sami look more paleolithic northern european than Finns who look more "normal" (Both of them and their ancestors are of course white but Sami are a lot more paleolithic northern european looking. Just search up "Mesolithic Swedish woman" and you'll see what i'm talking about.

[@Grunk111]

***** Sort of, not really, usually, from my understnading, the finns originate in a meeting between several peoples, both Germanic as well as Slavic but also whoever gave them their language. The finns themselves also differ a lot between it's westerna nd eastern halves where's the western part is very similar to Swedes and the eastern more with more eastern finnic peoples and russians. however Samis are not similar to any finns. The genetic mixture the finns have are probably as old as their people and language and goes back many thousands of years.

[@MrDoggen02]

+Rika Furude Aaaaand you're sources for this? There's no proof that the original finno-ugrians were mongoloids. They originate in eastern europe, west of the urals, volga kama region.

[@MegaTrivial]

Karl W God - What is Svealand? Do you mean Sweden? If Sami is not indigenous in Sweden, then who is?

[@munirajubholelivinggodspre2643]

my goodness supreme soul god father incorporeal invisible shining light shiva baapdaada makes me brotherhood nation's president and families all citizens soul's children's livingly peacefully fearlessly happily healthiest wealthiest greatest lifestyles until their all births inside the planet Earth until all the ages this is your 💓 precious 💓 kid's soul's love letter to Almighty Athority living god father living god mother god teacher god true friend god true lover god true companion god true caretaker god supreme government supreme court judge justice army arm's god supreme purifier supreme soul god father incorporeal invisible shining light shiva baapdaada our souls supreme nominee until all the ages until our soul's all births we don't need anyone anymore anything this is your 💓 precious 💓 kid's soul's love letter

[@b_rabbit435]

It's not native northern european. The natives of northern europe are the germanic tribes. Sami didn't come here until a few thousand years ago

[@david82633]

The Germanics also didn't arrive until a few thousand years ago. Both are native to the region. Where else would the Sámi be native to?

[@trntrn8873]

Robbit tarih senin yada başka birinin sözleri ile değişmez yapılan soykırımı haklı çıkarmaz ataların insanlık suçu işlemiş yazıklar olsun ..

[@b_rabbit435]

@@david82633 European nomads who came from central europe have populated southern and mid Sweden for over 13 000 years so that's not true. Most ethnic swedes even today shares a high amount of DNA from these people. Sami are native to Sapmi which is the northernmost landscapes of Sweden, Norway and Finland but to say that they are the natives of northern europe is incorrect as people have been populating the mid and south of northern europe thousands of years before the sami arrived in the north. Even as far north as Jämtland was settled by the hunting tribes who came from the south as early as 9000 - 10 000 years ago.

[@david82633]

@@b_rabbit435 of course, they are only native to Northern Fennoskandia, not the rest of Europe. Seems like we actually agree then. The germanic population arrived a few thousand years ago, but merged with the existing population. We know this because we know that proto-germanic came into being around year 500 bce. Both Sámi and Germanics are related to this early population.

[@AbiolaRaha]

Very dusty 😢

[@MrEjaha]

This is not native Swedish music.

[@MultiSwedishGirl]

yes it is...

[@MrEjaha]

Swedish Girl98 No, this is sami music and it has nothing to do with Swedish folk music.

[@MultiSwedishGirl]

whats the differense? both have been in sweden for a REALLY long time...

[@MrEjaha]

Swedish Girl98 The difference is that they are two different cultures. The Sami don't only exsist in Sweden, they also live in the cultural region called Sápmi that includes Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. So a better title on the video would be "Native Sápmi/Sami Music".

[@MultiSwedishGirl]

ahaa, okay, didn´t know that... thought they were almost the same thing... thanks for correcting me :)

[@AmazingYT]

This isn't swedish music.

[@swemx7403]

Well is it American then? F*cking smartass.. Jon is from Sweden and he wrote this song about he's dead friend.

[@AmazingYT]

+Dormin This is Sami music..

[@swemx7403]

Amazing YT And no one cares, just you 'Amazing' yt.. feels good to be a smartass, doesn't it?

[@AmazingYT]

+Dormin Yes it does^^

[@swemx7403]

Amazing YT No suprice..