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  • Hedningarna - Täss'on Nainen
    Täss′on nainen tuulen tuoma
    tuulen tuoma ve'en vetämä
    meren aaltojen ajama
    meren tyrskyn työntelemä
    Kuin mie käynen laulamahan
    laulan mie meren mesiksi
    suoloiksi meren somerot
    meren hiekat hernehiksi
    Yhen vyöni vyötännällä
    yhen paitani panolla
    solkeni solittamalla
    polkimeni painamalla
    Nouse luontoni lovesta
    syntini syvästä maasta
    syntini syvästä maasta
    haavan alta haltiainen.
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Komentáře • 56

  • @AntonioSilvaToronto
    @AntonioSilvaToronto Před 8 lety +31

    I saw them live in 1993 without ever hearing about them before. Well... I've been a fan for the last 22 years.

    • @OFFICIALFUNUSBAND
      @OFFICIALFUNUSBAND Před 4 lety +1

      Very understandable plus good taste antonio!

    • @Ymirson999
      @Ymirson999 Před 3 lety +1

      You and I both, my friend.

    • @roygalaasen
      @roygalaasen Před 2 lety +2

      I think I saw the music video for “Min Skog” around that same time. Then few years later, “Hippjokk” was released and I was hooked for life. I saw them live in “Gamla” in Oslo at the end of the 90’s. That was a great experience.
      The funny thing is that I had a very Christian friend that saw them live way before me. I guess religious people can enjoy a “pagan” (Hedning) as well. Sadly she is not with us any more, but I think about her every time I listen to this music simply because she was the only person I knew that also loved Hedningarna.

  • @wolfzensanctuary
    @wolfzensanctuary Před rokem +3

    I picked up TRA kind of on a whim and was blown away by it

  • @hakanliljeberg790
    @hakanliljeberg790 Před 20 dny

    The text with it´s iron-age poetry would be so rewarding...

  • @metemustafazade5244
    @metemustafazade5244 Před 9 lety +13

    Amazing,masterpiece ! greeting from Azerbaijan )

  • @robi-wo9mc
    @robi-wo9mc Před 7 lety +4

    Each time I hear this song I get chill all over my body. One of the best Hedningarna's songs.

  • @lewislewis5071
    @lewislewis5071 Před 7 lety +1

    Hedningarna is the best. Cheers from Portugal They know us!

    • @lewislewis5071
      @lewislewis5071 Před 7 lety +1

      Love the girls voices. Are the best, my favorite is sanna kurki Sorry for the other lady but love sanny solo

  • @mingmorgan
    @mingmorgan Před 5 lety +1

    tak...sa myket beatriz...moltes gracies...beatriz...muchas...gracias soy fan de...HEDNINGARNA!!

  •  Před 10 lety +3

    Det här är helt underbart såg Hedningarna live någon gång på 90 talet.

  • @neidecafruni6663
    @neidecafruni6663 Před 9 lety +2

    Amazing sound and images, love it!

  • @hakanliljeberg790
    @hakanliljeberg790 Před 20 dny

    It appeals to the our schamanistic passed... In earlier lifes, most of us have heard similar tunes thousands of years ago....

  • @bjsebastian8918
    @bjsebastian8918 Před 10 lety +5

    Sin duda uno de los mejores discos de todos lo tiempos en las nuevas Musicas. año 1995. Aljibe.

  • @xoen6
    @xoen6 Před 6 lety +1

    Utterly amazing.

  • @asuka813
    @asuka813 Před 5 lety +1

    This makes me so happy, I too spin fire to Scandinavian artists

  • @ChipmunkHUN
    @ChipmunkHUN Před 10 lety +2

    Talent!!

  • @DerDrache707071
    @DerDrache707071 Před 7 lety +2

    Awesome!

  • @despierres75
    @despierres75 Před 10 lety +1

    Perfect !!!

  • @ralphyboy25
    @ralphyboy25 Před 10 lety +2

    Interesting composition.

  • @Dadutta
    @Dadutta Před 7 lety

    best song ever

  • @Naimot
    @Naimot Před 9 lety +7

    Sława!

    • @moisuomi
      @moisuomi Před 3 lety

      This isn’t Slavic whatsoever

    • @Naimot
      @Naimot Před 3 lety +1

      Wow after 6 years :P
      Sława - fame in polish
      "great publicity gained by talent, great deeds, merits, etc."
      "opinion about someone, about something, especially good".

    • @Naimot
      @Naimot Před 3 lety +1

      I know they are Swedish ;)

    • @moisuomi
      @moisuomi Před 3 lety +1

      @@Naimot They aren’t singing in Swedish either, this is Finnish.

  • @saracarlson-kringle
    @saracarlson-kringle Před 6 lety +1

    Great for around the bonfire...

  • @aniimasal2214
    @aniimasal2214 Před 3 lety +2

    ❤️🖤🎵🙏

  • @Joaocruz30
    @Joaocruz30 Před 8 lety +1

    lindo!

  • @brokosowska
    @brokosowska Před 10 lety +4

    Take me to Scandinavia!

    • @moisuomi
      @moisuomi Před 3 lety +1

      This isn’t Scandinavia, this is Finnish

    • @moisuomi
      @moisuomi Před 3 lety +1

      Stop being wrong

    • @roygalaasen
      @roygalaasen Před 2 lety +1

      @@moisuomi should have said “Nordic”.

  • @hasanrzayetis1373
    @hasanrzayetis1373 Před 6 lety

    Çok iyi be.

  • @ardaaking
    @ardaaking Před 8 lety

    Norsemens !

    • @pjsvenska3338
      @pjsvenska3338 Před 8 lety +1

      Swedish women and men, actually :)

    • @SSalo-jm7ws
      @SSalo-jm7ws Před 8 lety +4

      And finnish :) these singers are from Finland ^^

    • @pjsvenska3338
      @pjsvenska3338 Před 8 lety +1

      Kyllä :D

    • @hakanliljeberg790
      @hakanliljeberg790 Před 8 lety

      But the roots of the song doesn't have to be that old, like iron-age probably.. Ooops!

    • @roygalaasen
      @roygalaasen Před 2 lety +1

      @@SSalo-jm7ws I am guessing west Finland, where they also speak Swedish.

  • @Skiamakhos
    @Skiamakhos Před 7 lety +5

    Like their other song, "Tuuli" this is essentially an incantation. The singer is asserting & gathering power to her in the middle verses. I'm not sure quite what the meaning of the last verse is - I've heard it said that the "sin" to which they're referring is some kind of offspring, whether it's a magical offspring or a real baby, I don't know. Can anyone tell us more?

    • @j.lahtinen7525
      @j.lahtinen7525 Před 7 lety +5

      "Synti" actually refers to exactly the same thing as "sin" in English. When Christianity originally came to Finland, it kind of got woven into the traditional folk lore. The form "syntini" just means "my sin".
      Where you might have gotten the idea of the "magical offspring" from is the last line. The last verse in total would translate as something like:
      "Rice my nature from a cleft,
      my sin out of the deep earth
      my sin out of the deep earth
      from under the aspen a fay-creature."
      "Fay creature" was closest I could think of how to translate "haltiainen".
      The word "lovi" was a bit difficult as well, as it may mean a few things; I translated it as "cleft" - in shamanism it may refer to some sort of a supernatural state of being. On the other hand, it can also refer to a vagina, so this whole thing has a kind of a sexual tension to it.

    • @ButeoBio_nHi_Story
      @ButeoBio_nHi_Story Před 7 lety +3

      Oh? This explanation makes more sense in this context, I think:
      "koskivaarak 11 months ago
      It is not synti (sin) but synty (origin, oringinal power, strength, mana). Big difference!"

    • @j.lahtinen7525
      @j.lahtinen7525 Před 7 lety +3

      Hmm... the pronunciation is does sound like "syntini" to me, but superficially looked, I can see how it might be seen as "syntynee". All the lyrics sites write it down as "syntini", but that alone doesn't seal the deal. If it is "syntynee", that means simply "is born", with the lyric then being "is born from the deep earth"
      The thing that makes me doubt that interpretation is that if it is "syntynee" doesn't quite fit with the line preceding it, or the song structure, when you look at it closely.
      The first line in the verse says: "Nouse luontoni lovesta" - "Rise my nature from the cleft"; which is formed as a command or request. So to follow that up with "is being born from the deep earth" seems a bit odd.
      On the other hand "Syntini syvastä maasta" works grammatically perfectly, as in the context of the previous line, it leaves out the word "nouse" because it is understood from the context; and it uses a poetic devise used frequently in ancient Finnish lore and in Kalevala rune singing: saying the same, or very similar thing twice in a row, using different words.
      So:
      "Nouse luontoni lovesta,
      Syntini syvästä maasta"
      Could be right from the Kalevala - I now realize that it also fits the "Kalevala meter", the exact poetry form (which means each line has eight syllables.) "Syntynee" would also fit this meter, but it would break with the repetition which is as essential.
      "Rise my nature from a cleft,
      My sin from the deep earth"
      Essentially equates her nature with her sin - her sinful nature, and fits the traditional poetic form.
      "Rise my nature from a cleft
      Is born from the deep earth"
      Is strangely ungrammatical, and does not follow the poetic form.
      Now that i really look at the lyrics, actually the whole song is in Kalevala form, and the lyrics ALL come in pairs of lines, the second line restating the first in a slightly different manner.
      So "syntynee" would break the poetic structure of the song, and go against the form the entire thing is written in. With this analysis, I think it's clear the correct lyric is "syntini" - "my sin".
      Also, regarding the comment you picked, that I'm responding to: "synti (sin) but synty (origin, oringinal power, strength, mana)" - I know of no instance where "synty" would mean "power", "strength" or "mana", or "original" - "synty" means "birth" or "origin".

    • @justgween7573
      @justgween7573 Před 6 lety +2

      Skiamakhos maybe she's asking the fay to cleanse her of her negative energy or something so she can cast her spell in better confidence? (Btw I found this song through one of your playlists, thank you)

    • @alarik36
      @alarik36 Před 6 lety +1

      Skiamakhos Then it could be a chant that is asking Ilmatar and groundcreatures(much like elves and the oldnorse female beings 'diser'), who live under the aspenroot for a easy delivery. That is my qualified guess. The talk about buckles on dress places it in iron-age.

  • @phantomwizard
    @phantomwizard Před 7 lety +2

    Never really respected fire dancers until seeing this vid in slomo

  • @kennethkolas2299
    @kennethkolas2299 Před 9 lety

    Pefectly unique in their style,for ever chomping on a handfull of european psilocybe-shrooms,I can respect that

  • @thichquang5038
    @thichquang5038 Před 8 lety

    güzel harman olmuş

  • @dragonrouge3372
    @dragonrouge3372 Před 8 lety

    jadore

  • @braonnah874
    @braonnah874 Před 6 lety

    Hekler?