Wardruna and Aurora (Helvegen- Live) Kel-n-Rich React

[@iandavies1976]

a close friend off mine from scandinavia recently died and we played this song at his funeral

[@stegarru9536]

respect.

[@informitas0117]

@Ezra Gilgeours or Folkvagnr, Freyas hall where half of the fallen warriors go. People don't seem to know that.

[@lil_weasel219]

@@informitas0117 yes xD.

[@viking_skywalker]

What an Honor!! Odin is watching him !!

[@VikingOlberg-NymoenOfNorway]

Hvil i fred Kamerat

[@rolsen1304]

Wardruna is actually magical. I mean that literally. Many of these songs are actual spells aimed at connecting you to your ancestors, to your heart, and to the land around you. Go deep into the origin story of the band and you will see. I love them, they remind us of our roots in an era of rootlessness.

[@Assdafflabaff]

The rootlessness is manufactured my friend. This history was supposed to be erased by now so we would forget everything we came from and accept the new masters. Thanks to the strength of our ancestors we still have memories of the times before Christianity, Islam, Judaism, the wicked 3 came to Europe.

[@bencorn8041]

Word

[@graui908]

Like Einar often says in interviews: "A tree without roots will fall."

[@BodhiZaW]

@@Assdafflabaff ​Where is the common sense in believing in multi culture while being told to be ashamed, and erasing ours.

[@Painocus]

@@Assdafflabaff: Judaism never forced itself on others the way Christianity did and Muslims in Europe got threated the same as pagans. They don't really deserve to be mentioned side by side like they are equaly as responsible as Christianity.

[@rogerlie4176]

Billie Eilish has said that Aurora is one of the inspirations who got her into music: “When I was 12, I saw Aurora’s ‘Runaway’ music video,” she once told Vanity Fair. “Something inside me clicked, like, that is what I want to do, no matter whether it goes anywhere or not.” Aurora was 11 when she wrote 'Runaway'.

[@Sinister_fartbox]

That apple fell far from the tree 😂

[@nekrospike]

The guy in front with the braided goatee is Einar Selvik. He did a lot of the music for the tv show Vikings.

[@AnitaStewart405]

Yes, lead singer, writer, etc., of the band Wardruna from Bergen, Norway. They are a favorite of mine, Aurora too. She is from the same town.

[@ragnarravnulv8870]

@@AnitaStewart405 Aurora is from a small town called Os outside of Bergen

[@AnitaStewart405]

@@ragnarravnulv8870 She always says in interviews that she is from Bergen. Had no idea she was in the "burbs." Thanks for that.

[@ragnarravnulv8870]

@@AnitaStewart405 It's easier for her to say Bergen than Os because more people have heard of it. Os it's only a 40 min drive from Bergen

[@AnitaStewart405]

@@ragnarravnulv8870 I think I saw the town in one of her videos...looked beautiful there! Actually the video might have been shot in Bergen AND Os...kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqfHc6KogJtqqs0

[@hfliffnerekenroth5236]

This song is very emotional, very spiritual. The old ways, our old traditions and beliefs are still very much alive. We call this way of life forn seidr (old traditions). The song is about walking on the road into the realm of death, about not being afraid. Its like singing to a friend and guiding him/her on this way over the bridge of Gjallar, they sing ” I will follow you over the bridge of Gjallar with my song”. Its so beautiful. And the end of the song: ”You will be free from the bonds that bound you, You are free from the bonds that bound you!”

[@PrinsPrygel]

The old Gods are old, not dead.

[@KaiMarcad]

"The old ways, our old traditions and beliefs are still very much alive" This is relieving to know. ❤️ from 🇫🇮

[@_joerooney]

i was born a catholic christian, but essentially forced into it. im drawn to the old gods through nature and the music.

[@serefcanerol8040]

I really wanna learn your cultur how can ı learn from online ?

[@ChanceGhee3349]

The goosebumps we all feel and have is the most powerful part of this music. It speaks to your spirit. It's as if you're hearing the truth for the first time, and you will never forget it.

[@irishgrl]

Wardruna’s music was featured a bit on “Vikings” It gladdens my heart to see the resurgence of pagan European music that is cropping up. Warrior hearts still beat.

[@_joerooney]

hell yes

[@Daedalus-ed5nd]

Vi ská aldri dö. Krigerhjärter ännu slå, ehuru vi vále få. Krige på, vi kämper små. Unner Odens fane vi alle må stå. För Svea Rike, för Norden, för Odens barn. Ansatte vi ä, innifrá som mest, härde vi må, alle vi Odens barn. Sjung för Tyr, sjung för Tor, sjung för döden vi ská alle utstå. Litte solidaritet ä va vi behöver i desse dager. Uschäkt min half-ass poesi. ;)

[@Doppeldropper]

...Aurora is unique and wonderful singer 🙂. Her cover of "God is a Woman" is beyond words 🤗

[@BrimirMe]

Considering she never wanted to be an artist, she doesn't like Arianas music and this cover was a challenge from a radiostation where she got only hours to learn, arrange and perform... I'ld say "beyond words" is an understatement 🤣

[@NRELDN90]

God is a woman. lol

[@BrimirMe]

@@NRELDN90 Not sure if you find the statement itself funny or that Aurora covered that song or the song itself. Considering your profile picture (symbolic of a religion who professed many female gods) I'll assume it's not the first one. Anyway I'm glad you were amused.

[@NRELDN90]

@@BrimirMe Yes it did include a lot of goddesses, But it never said All Gods are women :D Don't mind me I just really hate feminism and anything remotely related to that cancerous ideology.

[@NRELDN90]

@@BrimirMe Swedish beta male with no balls and no spine.

[@themanwithmanynames3635]

When I first heard this I cried, I knew it was about death before I done research. I found a few years later my great grandfather was Norwegian. Incredible

[@garethowen2022]

Check out Aurora live at Nidarosdomen ,one of the best live concerts on you tube ........

[@DonHoshi]

Wanted to say the same ;) There are english subtitles, so they can see whats the song about =)

[@scorpiusdrall9644]

Aurora - Full Performance (Live on KEXP) is my fav preformance

[@Severienne]

The version of this Live in the cave is even MORE incredible.. (Live at Traena Festival.)

[@REGULAR84]

@@Severienne indeed

[@redburningfires]

We just watched that for the first time. Amazing!

[@edwardfrancisruff4153]

One of the most stunning songs, to emerge from Norway.... Truly Haunting......

[@frosty6960]

This scratches that spot you never reached

[@PainHarbinger]

I made this request just a few days ago, glad to see that someone had requested it before me! This song is truly immersive, and passionate. Helvegen means ‘The Road to Hel’ . This is a song about dying and honoring those who have died. In the past, they had songs for everything. When someone was dying, people would sit by their beds and sing them over to the other side. The author of this song wrote it wondering who would sing him to the other side. He says the old songs are gone and they need to make new ones.

[@Kolbein837]

Definitively check out Aurora live at Nidarosdomen! Cheers from Norway!

[@jwalldal]

Awesome! Finally someone reacts to Wardruna! And the version with Aurora. This video is filmed from a concert in Wardruna and Aurora´s hometown, Bergen in Norway. My daughter and I was on this concert, and it was awesome. They use replica of old ages instruments. The song Helvegen is about death, dying and remembering those who have passed. About crossing over and about letting go.

[@rmcdaniel423]

Haven't seen you guys in a while. This video is 3yrs old, but new to me. Nice to have this come up in my feed and bring me back to your fun and honest reactions. This seems like a weird genre of youtube vids to be watching, but honestly, the appeal is that it's like sitting around and listening to new albums with friends. Thanks for sharing!!

[@TennaTheGinger]

Rich's reaction to closing his eyes, is how I feel every time I listen to ANY of their songs. Especially this one. They are even more phenomenal in person live. I will be seeing them live a second time at Red Rocks in Colorado this October. I have had my tickets since April.

[@KissyChelle]

We are traveling from Seattle by car to see that show as well. Saw them last year in both Seattle and Portland and it was absolutely magical. I cannot wait to see them at Red Rocks! That setting will be perfect and I hope it's raining lightly that night. 🖤

[@ScourgeTheInfernal]

My favorite band hands down

[@ChipMatthews]

I highly recommend listening to Aurora's "Through The Eyes of a Child" (live) - Stripped. It's one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. It made me cry the first time I heard it just from the sheer haunting beauty of it. It just hit me like a ton of bricks, in a wonderful way. It shouldn't be missed.

[@geirbroden244]

Oh my Lord! I've seen this clip several times, approximately 10+ times. I got goose bumps instantly when Aurora started to sing, and it continued for a long time. I don't know why, maybe it is because I'm Scandinavian, but I feel such strong connection to Wardrunas music. This is a masterpiece.

[@GryLi]

Samme her

[@adamallison601]

This is the first video I've watched of you guys and I'll tell you what...to see you two get immersed in the song was amazing!!!!! I love aurora and wardruna

[@genrabbit9995]

Its Norwegian. Aurora is an pop artist, just way above most of the POP artists out there. There are quite alot of Aurora videos here on YT. Nice react btw. :)

[@sovex9331]

Aurora is not pop... she's in her own world. Can't compare her to other pop artists even though you can recognize some of the influences. But man, her voice is so unique.

[@girv98]

@@sovex9331 Aurora is definitely pop man. Call it electropop, synth-pop, it's still pop

[@terjes7548]

Im Norwegian, and this song is not in Norwegian

[@genrabbit9995]

@@sovex9331 She is pop artist. But yes here voice is unique and her stuff is way above most pop

[@genrabbit9995]

@@terjes7548 I'm Norwegian too. And its Norwegian(old norse/ny norsk)

[@TheJohanMT]

Fantastic music that makes me feel proud of the Scandinavian folk tone soul and my roots.

[@ann-sofieekegren8487]

Welcome to Scandinavia. Sweden, Norway, Denmark. Here are we all Wikings !

[@paololega670]

I loved your emotional and so pure reactions . Best Regards from Italy

[@chrisyork3709]

Wardruna is magical, their music stirs the soul. This song will be played at my funeral lol.

[@xxxivystarxxx6488]

Same

[@ruirodrigues804]

Thanks for this reaction . Wardruna.....unique..... 🙏💪👊

[@hakanandersson1276]

AURORA IS MY HEART AND SOUL And she is mother earths child.

[@roddiener]

She is Gaia.

[@cosmicleviathan327]

you two are such beautiful souls thanks again for the amazing shared experience!

[@FlameCold258]

When her name is mentioned in the music industry, it is associated with quality!

[@c.willharden9589]

Totally blown away. I of course love the music, the tone , and the mood. Love the vocals, all of them. this is new to me as well and being descendent Scottish Irish and Dutch, I'm all for Scandinavia!

[@florisbiezeman3800]

Heilung, Wardruna, Danheim, Skáld are some of the more popular bands in this genre.

[@kheidal]

Love Wardruna and had the pleasure of seeing them live here in Norway 2 years ago, a truly magical and spiritual evening! And yes, they sing mainly in Norwegian (west coast dialect), sometimes in old Norse. (like the last bit of Helvegen, which is two phrases from the poem Hávamál, the words of Odin teaching man how to act in life) The way they take old instruments and (probably) music they played here a thousand years ago and make something new (lyrics) with it. This song especially has a special place in my heart... and it asks the question "Who will sing for me when I die?" , since we in modern times don't have songs like they used to. When it was time to sow, time to harvest, when someone was born and when someone died. There is so many songs I could recommend by this group... Solringen, Jara, Raido, Völuspá, Rotlaust Tre Fell, Bjarkan, Isa...

[@DaveTheTrain]

Love this band, seen them twice and blown away both times! It's like it taps into something primal from the past

[@spire1313]

Followed Aurora down the rabbit hole and discovered these guys awhile back. Just breathtaking.

[@spire1313]

Btw, check out Aurora performing the Murder Song at the Nobel Prize ceremony.

[@nicolejarel5953]

One of my favorite songs of all time, it’s something out of this world...thank you guys for reacting to it!

[@piachristel]

Love you guys. Greetings from Norway!

[@alexandervarbanov39]

This is the only proper reaction out there to this song, thank you both :)

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Who will sing me Into the death-sleep sling me When I walk the road to Hel And the tracks I tread Are cold, so cold I sought the songs I sent the songs When the deepest well Offered drops so mighty Of Valfather’s pledge I know it all, Odin Where you hid your eye Early or in fading day Still the raven knows if I fall When you stand by the gate of Hel And when you must tear loose Follow you I shall Across the bridge of Gjöll With my song You will be free from the bonds that bind you You are free from the bonds that bound you [Håvamål - The High Ones' Speech, Poetic Edda] Cattle die, kinsmen die You yourself will also die But the word about you will never die If you win a good reputation Cattle die, kinsmen die You yourself will also die I know one thing that never dies The reputation of those who died

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

The Lyric Translation in English HELVEGEN = ROAD TO HELL.....the language is Norvegian!

[@rolsen1304]

As a norwegian, can confirm these lyrics are correct.

[@kheidal]

@@ingovonderluhe2174 "Road to Hel", not "hell" as there is no realm of the dead in the same way as hell in Christianity. But the lyrics are spot on :)

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

@@kheidal It is even translated into German as "Der Pfad zur Hölle" ,and,as you remember your Black Metal History,there was a Record Shop in Oslo called "HELVETE" (Hell),so HELVEGEN is a short form of HELVETE VEGEN......

[@kheidal]

@@ingovonderluhe2174 It has nothing to do with the shop Helvete nor Christianity and their Hell. At all. The realm of Hel comes from Norse mythology, one of the Nine realms. The word/name Hel means something like "the one/it who hides" , also can mean simply "death" and Hel and the realm of the dead are supposedly far older than the notion of Valhall. Long before Christianity even arrived in Scandinavia, and Hell with it. So yeah. Helvegen = the road to Hel. Not Hell.. and any translation making it "the road to Hell" is just wrong and translated by assumption and not real knowledge. So.. yeah.

[@csabi115]

I was present at this performance! :) 22 August 2018, Bergen, the home city of the band. Phenomenal experience. Highly recommend to check more materials by them, all 4 albums they have put out are musical time machines as you said. Outstanding ones. This song is btw probably one of their most famous ones, and is personally the dearest to Einar, the lead singer guy you can see. I remember at this concert before playing it (it was the last song), Einar said that this song is kinda the core of what Wardruna is about, etc. If you want to understand why, I highly recommend you to check out the translation of the lyrics and most importantly the explanation he gives in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5eoYWWZipx0gtU Cheers guys!

[@martinaas7897]

The last part is from Havamal. An old norse writing Deyr fé, deyja frændr, deyr sjalfr it sama, en orðstírr deyr aldregi, hveim er sér góðan getr. Deyr fé, deyja frændr, deyr sjalfr it sama, ek veit einn, at aldrei deyr: dómr um dauðan hvern.

[@The_Lone_Outlaw]

Martin Olsson What does it translate into?

[@martinaas7897]

@@The_Lone_Outlaw Cattle die, and kinsmen die. And so one dies one's self; But a noble name will never die, If good renown one gets. Cattle die, and kinsmen die, And so one dies one's self One thing now that never dies, The fame of a dead man's deeds

[@gfour21]

I freaking love Aurora. It's something out of this world. She is my Queen.

[@ATrainHC]

The first time I heard this I was in tears. Who knew a song about dying could be this beautiful?

[@Valar6]

You two are wonderful in your reactions. You understand and live what makes people.

[@graui908]

I've been listening to this song for years now and it never got boring.

[@RubabJaffery_CuteSagittarius]

"Vikings" brought me to Wardruna, and I will cherish both to death! "Helvegen" is not of our world... it is celestial and, thus, invigorates the soul itself! 🌷❤🌷

[@_joerooney]

my story exactly gahahaha

[@RubabJaffery_CuteSagittarius]

@@_joerooney 🤘🏼😎👍🏼

[@limited.timestruggle]

I got to experience this very performance live that evening, and it was just magnificent! So happy you seemed to love it as well :D

[@Garybaldi74]

The moment, he lays his head on his wife's shoulder and she answers with a stroke, is magical. This cohesion and love became visible because of a special song.

[@Redemtor1]

I was at that exact concert in the very first row and I am going to see them again this November in Wuppertal. It's an otherworldly experience to be at one of their concerts.

[@3M0KITTY1]

i can't imagine the amount of chills the audience seeing it live must've gotten; i was absolutely covered in them the whole time watching this.

[@HaloOverOurDemise]

Seeing wardruna live is out of this world. The first time I saw them it was in a church, a working Christian church it was very surreal but the entire performance moved me to tears. It's magical there's no other way to describe it. The second time it was ruined by people talking constantly. It's one you need to be engulfed in.

[@HaloOverOurDemise]

I looked around me during the first one and everyone had tears in their eyes. It was intense and a massive spiritual experience/awakening

[@rachelaspogard6587]

The song is about remembering those who have passed on....Greetings from Sweden.....

[@denisbetancourt11]

I love Wardruna , I go to know this band by watching Vikings . Def worth watching their live shows when they come back to Canada.

[@tankrusher_7051]

I love your reactions to the song. I felt the same way after I heard it for the first time on the series Vikings, it was playing in the background in Kate Kat. I reacted just like you after hearing the whole song here on KZbin. I still cry today, it's so emotional for me. Greetings from Germany. ✌️🌞

[@williamsaloka9043]

Every time that I listen to this, I can not even speak.It is so very epic and moving.

[@siljelone3215]

I was at that concert, Bergen last year 🤘 Ready for a new wardruna-concert in april 2020 Huge fan 🙏

[@HeavyRulezz]

Hope next one is Wardruna - Voluspa

[@madmanmoon4038]

HeavyRulez or Solringen. That’s one of my all time favourites. But Voluspa would be awesome too.

[@biffie186]

Live @Castlefest that one will blow everyone's mind away 👍

[@sarahbarber8775]

Yessssss!

[@johnwilliamscoffin]

Yessssss

[@BigeggsBlackPen]

Or Raido. This my fev

[@MrYrgas]

I use today play this tune in my car when I go to the gym. Its definetly a mental and physical boost.

[@KissyChelle]

Same! I sometimes play it during my workouts, as well, in order to ritualize the death of my old self.

[@pilotbroF22]

Every single time i listen to this band, this song, i get all all emotional.

[@tracylee8371]

Hits you right in the old soul...

[@gunnarolbrand2242]

Amazing song. Love the reaction.

[@ofthenorth.]

I saw both live separately. They're both hypnotic. Scandinavia has lots of amazingly talented artists. Heilung's LIFA concert will give you this affect as well. They make nordic folk music too.

[@Keepler22b]

You guys are beautiful and genuine:) I saw aurora live in Nidarosdomen Trondheim, where I live.. That was pure magic. The sound in that enormous church is awesome. Helvegen is the path to hereafter. Subbed

[@cracyhell1099]

I saw them live and it was so awesome, standing in front of the stage and listening to them

[@divaandre1963]

Gotta love Aurora and this song...she lifts it up the sky

[@matiasformeliano4400]

Einar Selvik is from Norway, and his music is based on norse culture from the bronze age, he use also some traditional instruments! I love his work!

[@6lillium]

I suggested this as well....my handle is TwinRavens( Odin's ravens , Huginn and Muninn) for a reason. My family is Danish ( Jutland), and my family are proud of it's Norse heritage. Love Wardruna. Gets my blood boiling! Try "Rotlaust Tre Fell", which was my introduction to them....

[@kylelouer4323]

Einar brings the heat here and aurora really compliments him well. I listen to Wardruna in the gym. It’s savage stuff. Beware.

[@bautilo6600]

Max Power A Vegvísir hmm? I see u are a man of culture

[@joshuacarton391]

It's powerful!!

[@righttime387]

Nothing American can beat wardruna, Scarl!!!!

[@tracylynnw]

Yep! I had the exact same reaction when I first heard this song...it moves right through you and haunts you.

[@paullittle29]

This is one of the best a most genuine reactions I've watched on youtube..good job. what a song too...amazing.

[@andreasyggdrasil3244]

Wardruna are absolutely fantastic! As long as we have such great art of music, nothing can be lost! 🖤

[@melindahearld1470]

This song is on my playlist. I'm so glad you reacted to this song . It's a song about death . It's beautiful. Much love from KY Poet Girl

[@Krazkindread]

I Love your reactions. Wardruna rarely comes to the states. Their only show this year in the states is at Red Rocks in Colorado, which I am fortunate enough to be able to go see in October.

[@Morpholaf]

That last resitation part is from Håvamål; The norse equivalent to the old testament Proverbs: 'Cattle die, friends die. Even you die. But if your legacy lives on, you will live for ever' (or something in that direction)

[@jessicamckinney9825]

Love watching new people discovering some of my favorite bands, it gets you in the most beautiful primal part of your body❤️

[@ChiliConCarnage]

You absolutely -need- to check out more of Aurora. She's the most unique and amazing singer.

[@Runic-Raven]

Funfact. Old Norse mythology is an adaption of Proto-germanic Mythology. Odin was Wotan/Wodan/Woden before and Thor was Donar (wich is still present in the German word for Thunder "Donner") before. Of course over the hundrets of years they had many names, though the old norse are the most known thanks to music, movies and series. OH and Germany has no royalty anymore btw. All royal titles any germans had are LONG removed by law.

[@doctorteethomega]

I adore her reaction to his growl at the end. Her eyes went as wide as mine when he sings Du er løyst frå banda som batt deg!

[@KawaiiKittyKat79]

Yes Kel & Rich, I agree with both of you this song is very hypnotic, and I felt like I was on a journey through centuries of Nordic traditions. I felt like I was in a trance, I felt like i was flying or like I was soaring. It was spellbinding, powerful, and it made me feel at peace. This was an awesome reaction to this song.

[@MsVector666]

So I think this language resonates with every soul in the world. Cause I am from Russia and though I do not understand, I can totally catch the idea. And I just feel like my soul is gonna explode or burst away from my body

[@kevinjhonson5925]

I have no idea why but every time I listen to this song I tear up.

[@heatherhallacy8434]

So haunting and beautiful

[@tat2dfreak3]

Awesome Song!!! One of my favorites ❤

[@steinovemjeldheim5132]

A great performance,recorded in September last year in my hometown Bergen. Glad you liked them. It so happens to be Wardrunas (and Auroras) hometown also,so this was a most anticipated event! And than Thor,the god of Thunder,came to town... from early morning,the rain poured down like a massive wall of water. This is Norways West coast,rain and stormy weather is in fact the usual weather - but never like that day. And than a dam broke.. A small one,but enough to flood one of the main roads for the rest of the day. Yeah,the road my bus was supposed to use! So I missed the show,dammit,and it stopped raining exactly when the band hit the stage....Later I learned that it was the first time EVER any of the dams had given in. I mean,what`s the odds? 😆

[@McsDanhi]

Please react more AURORA'S live performances!!

[@PeturHinrik]

Wow. What an amazing song!

[@nilsbossiusklintenberg3623]

YES! Wardruna is one of my favourite bands! I’d suggest the song ”Runaljod” by them next! 😎😍

[@jamieluke8386]

Rich looks like someone slapped his soul awake 😂, same happened to me tbh incredible piece of music.

[@arctic-1878]

Love this performance!

[@saturnine156]

I love when people react with a pained expression to the high notes. I get it man.

[@user-wn7et1ft9j]

Aurora - MURDER SONG (54321) PLEASE

[@SuzansVibeVault]

Chills. Beautiful.

[@RubabJaffery_CuteSagittarius]

A tearful, ecstatic experience like none other, I expect??? ❤😢❤

[@nathanbennett9665]

I actually have a playlist that i listen to before bed, this is the 1st song on that list.....i never remember getting past this song. Its so damn relaxing. Love this song & the show. Good reaction as well. :)

[@ShizumaNeko]

You forgot about Aurora 😂 this song is amazing, nice reaction.

[@DanShiraz]

They use medieval authentic tones and instruments in their music giving the Nord/Viking style ambience.. this particular song is about the then afterlife and what the mythology relates to about moving on after passing.. its epic!!!!

[@Rose-From-the-Dead]

Wardruna is playing one North American show this year and its at Red Rocks here in Colorado. So Excited to see them!!!!

[@giants9833]

That is such an amazingly haunting song. Loved the stuff from Wardruna they used on the soundtrack from "Vikings" on history channel.

[@tacobellalugosi2527]

yes it was Norwegian. the song is called Helvegen which means Way to Hel . not to hell itself but the underworld .Wardruna is from norway . its all Pagan most of there songs are about Vikings and the way life was back then . this coming from a guy whos grandma came from there . heh who married a scottsman (my grandpa) guess that makes me a celting on my dads side . hehe but yeah wardruna is just pure power and pride . just hear one song from them all day . you feel like you can take on a whole army by yourself . lol

[@Norsemann]

Helvegen is a song about death and the journey to the afterlife, from a Norse mythology (viking) perspective.

[@babaevshakir]

Thanj you very much for this video

[@TheRealAb216]

Aurora just adds some special magic to this song