WHAT DID I JUST WATCH? First time hearing Heilung - LIFA(Krigsgaldr Live)- REACTION

[@janistan]

Watch Heilung "Anoana". Beautiful song, stunning video!

[@experimentalelemental92]

👍 Im gonna cry again...

[@robbertbaart1499]

Thats the point.... heal your soul by crying​ 👍👍@@experimentalelemental92

[@bguzewi0]

Seeing Heilung live is definitely on my bucket list.

[@klausoxen6597]

I wish you this experience, because HEILUNG Live is not just a Concert, but an absolute Highlight!!! 🙂Greets from the Center of Germany🤘

[@ferdax2]

i have seen them twice now and this is really a musical Theatre dont expect a regular live show, it's an experience !

[@juliafernandes991]

The band has three main members:Maria, Christopher and Kai, and they're from Norway, Denmark and Germany, respectively. They only use traditional and hand made instruments as well as clothing, and the vocal technique Kai is using is called throat singing, they're just amazing

[@robbertbaart1499]

Love your reaction. Remember: Heilung does not have fans, only brothers and sisters. Welcome to the family🤗🤗🥳🥳

[@Alykzandria]

If no one has posted it yet, this is the spoken part: What am I supposed to do If I want to talk about peace and understanding But you only understand the language of the sword? What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace But you only understand the language of the sword I let the blade do the talking So my tongue shall become iron and my words the mighty roar of war Revealing my divine anger's arrow shall strike All action for the good of all, I see my reflection in your eyes But my new age has just begun, the sword is soft In the fire of the furnace, it hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest in the morass of the red rain Beloved brother enemy, I sing my sword song for you The lullaby of obliteration So I can wake up with a smile And bliss in my heart and bliss in my heart and bliss in my heart Coexistence, conflict, combat Devastation, regeneration, transformation That is the best I can do for you I see a grey gloom on the horizon That promises a powerful sun to rise, melt away all moons It will make the old fires of purification, purification Look like dying embers, look like dying embers

[@trespire]

Heilung are singing an Proto-Germanic, an ancient lost language partially reconstructed from rhunes unearthed at archeological sites from the late neolithic / early bronze age.

[@jasonmoyer4325]

proto-germanic or is it elder futhark?

[@somthingbrutal]

a great song to follow this with is In Maidjan from the same concert it really lets the Maria (the female singer) show off the power of her voice or for a more laid back track Anoana

[@garyrobb5341]

Heilung means healing in German. They are from various Northern European countries. The song was derived from ancient pre-Viking rune stones and carvings and traditional chants. They were banned from some countries because the bones Maria uses are from a human arm and some instruments are painted with human blood. Nothing evil. Just the way it was back then and they are very authentic. Please watch the video Anoana. Very pro-child, pro-women. Trust me. You like. Luv your reaction cutie.😊❤ ps, love that you love Aurora too.

[@jimmyTimtam]

I'm Frisian, we are the indigenous peoples which still reside in Fryslan in what is now the Netherlands, we are the last of the original old Germanic peoples who still go by the original name. Our territory spanned from the coast of the Netherlands through Germany all the way to Denmark pre-Viking age. Many Frisians still reside in those countries. Much from Heilung is from Old Germanic which is our culture as well what continued in Nordic Cultures and some with the Celts later there on. Odin of course to us was known as Wodan or Old Frisian 'Weda' which the day Wednesday comes from (Weda's Day) before the Viking cultures emerged later. Frisians and the Nord's are practically Brothers or more so we are the living ancestors. it's great to see our cultures being preserved and shown to the world.

[@gnatz8588]

​@@jimmyTimtamIn Lower Saxony there are still many of the original terms, and many from the rural regions are also descended from the Saxons. It is not for nothing that Lower Saxony is the land of widokind

[@somthingbrutal]

and what makes this more impressive is it's their first gig as a group and Kai's ( the guy with the horns) first time on stage

[@lenn1635]

Fun fact the song is in Proto-Norse (used from 2/3. until the 8th century) and Old Norse (since the 9th century) and of couse englisch

[@RolfMeyer-cl7ou]

I mean, you are wrong. IT is proto germanic/nordic 😮 Speaking

[@TheAkal]

Language of the sword

[@666sdkfz]

Your`re right about Aurora...she and Maria are both from the same place...Norway .

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, that’s interesting. They all great artists.

[@MrMrFearghal]

If you loved that one, you'd love any other songs from them.

[@kimkruse7370]

Yep It is Human Bone she is playing with :).

[@bburton13666]

Welcvome to the family.

[@shockwavereact]

Thank you

[@ВасильГоловоломка]

You must check their"in Maidjan".It's something special and very beautiful!!!!

[@experimentalelemental92]

👍

[@lunarwolf5555]

Thanks for your reaction! Please, react to a live mystic performance of Olena Uutai - "The call of Shaman: Jaw harp trance"! She is from Saha Yakutia (North Siberia) and she had progressed to the semifinals of the show "Britain's Got Talent"-2018. Olena brought her unique mix of animal noises and jaw harp to the BGT Semi’s. Video on her youtube-channel: www .youtube. com/watch?feature=shared&v=XP3RkDEGiXY

[@VCZ2012]

The music is inspired by Nordic mythology from the Viking Age. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany.

[@PeterDay81]

Just a great band.

[@experimentalelemental92]

Thank U for ur reaction. Yes, very much the same as African tribal sounds. First Nations also feel this. Hope to see more Heilung reactions from u. I see other comments have suggested In Maidjan & Anoana. Lifa is a performance telling the story of a peaceful village, invaded & corrupted. In Maidjan is also used on the soundtrack of HellBlade2 Senua's Saga. Greetings from Glastonbury UK. Happy listening.

[@shockwavereact]

Oh yes, I will definitely be checking out the recommendations as soon as I can, thanks for watching and leaving the comment.

[@experimentalelemental92]

👍@@shockwavereact

[@lordvoldemord5732]

The languages used are diverse: from German and English to Gothic and Latin to Proto-Nordic. The instruments are usually objects that might have already been available to people in the Iron Age, such as drums, rattles, bones and spears.

[@naskeri]

I love that you like this! You might know, but Heilung means healing in german. Theyve released 3 albums now,. They call the style "amplified history" They're somewhat popular enoug for world tours, and wherever they go they work with the original folks of the land.

[@shockwavereact]

Oh, that’s really good, I love the style of their music, I’ll check out more

[@tillflakeramm6234]

The female singer of Heilung and Aurora are both from Norway

[@daniellehurrell6620]

Please watch ALL THE HEILUNG 😂

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, I’ll try 👍🏽

[@annina134]

Love Heilung 💜🖤💜

[@JRosales-do9mk]

Maria’s voice is awesome. She also sings with Euzuen (sp). She sounds amazing live in both groups. I happened to hear this group a few months back and cannot get enough of her voice. The guys sound awesome as well, she adds a good dynamic.

[@GiovaniBarbosa77]

Greetings from Brazil!

[@shockwavereact]

Greetings 👋🏾

[@hesychasticus]

He's saying, "language of the sword." The song is about conflict..

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, thanks for in the translation 🙏

[@naskeri]

Please watch the original video, soooo good

[@shockwavereact]

Okay 👍🏽

[@SonoraSlinger]

(kriggs-galder) is the pronunciation. And this band has more spirit than the entire Church, and all its denominations.

[@klausoxen6597]

Another Track I can really recommend is the Funeral Song 'Helvegen' (the live version by Aurora & Wardruna)...is also available with English subtitles!🥰🦇🥰

[@weepat5325]

If they tour near you, go, the experience is awesome.

[@shockwavereact]

Okay 👍🏽

[@lappesjl1]

krigs = war (proto-Germanic) galdr = spell (proto-Germanic) War Spell

[@caythorgrimson]

so know the odin boys are still here they are called the dane

[@shockwavereact]

Okay 👍🏽

[@morbiouslenoir]

Krigsgaldr - War Song or Chant. A village has outsiders threatening them and they respond.

[@JoergKloeber]

Nordisch ... Germanisch.... Good....older than USA

[@ironwhistlesArt]

Scandinavic Shamanism - its more a Ritual than a Concert... ;)

[@Big_Mk]

Bienvenidos a esuropa

[@LunarisArts]

Fun observation: this is my third time watching a reaction of this song. I no longer feel perood cramps. WTF!?!?!

[@freya4929]

Go watch the full ritual. You won’t regret it.

[@jimmyTimtam]

It's not really rap it's more like Death Metal or 'Viking Metal' vocals which predate rap.

[@StoonBloggins]

I'm always a little disappointed when this is the first Heilung song people discover. It's the only one with English lyrics.

[@grawlix-man463]

Honestly I'm more disappointed that there's never subtitles for it, cause the lyrics are actually awesome, but people usually can't understand them.

[@LunarisArts]

You are one of the few to realise she is tapping bones.

[@digitalmouse3314]

I have to because they are a really good band, I also think you would love them, I always they are from the Netherlands as well. Plus I wanted to share a bit of Canadian culture because they wrote a Canadian/Netherlands Folklore song that I absolutely love and listen to it at least once a week. You will love this song gets most people addicted to the band they write love stories the lead singer is Wiccan as well, writes about all sorts of things but mostly Wiccan stories. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5y9lKdpf956Z9E

[@perfrchandersen4853]

And some of their instruments are made from human bones. We would not use elephant bones.

[@matikaevur6299]

Yeah .. beer or six more .. and then let's go and see Sigtuna's night-life :)

[@Solaris-ig7hh]

It is an ancient German language!

[@grimmhead9583]

🤣 No clue elephant task....?

[@chriscrafter3676]

The Language is Ur Nordic.

[@perfrchandersen4853]

I think your missing the point. In scandinavia we have a shared connection. If we show weapons, we dont threten, it means we are going to war. We sharpen our axes, and we only sharpen them, when we are going to war. This is a war song. This means we are going to war. Enjoy the music. Scandinavia will soon attach russia.

[@Dakotarain]

They use human bones..

[@EstebanArreolaBaltazar]

u should be listenin to rap at getthp

[@perfrchandersen4853]

I am from this contry,, this is the songs we sing before we go to war. Im not kidding, someone is going to get attacked, we only sing these song before we go to war, its a 1000 years old tradition. We are still vikings, we sing and drink blood before we go to war, it is still part of our traditions.

[@kentclark6420]

Is this punk rock?

[@somthingbrutal]

they describe themselves as Amplified History

[@KaiMarcad]

Neofolk/experimental folk

[@cheldonbohol2943]

Yo this satanic

[@methodhardie9193]

Satan doesn't exist except as a "boogeyman" name given to things your religion do not like. Open your mind, rather than live in an echo chamber.

[@Necromanticfantasy]

It’s not Satanic. The song is about conflict/war and if you listen to the English part of the song you see that there is a conversation between two leaders that is going nowhere and eventually lead to a war between tribes. Saying this is satanic would be like saying any other tribal music is Satanic.

[@Anduriel7]

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[@outfromtheshadows]

I enjoyed her reaction and commentary. 👍

[@andywatts8654]

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