Jarkko Ahola - Päivänsäde ja Menninkäinen (Virallinen musiikkivideo) REACTION!
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A Finnish classic from the era, when lyrics told a story. Originally recorded by a singer, athlete and film actor Tapio Rautavaara in 1949. An Olympic gold medalist in javelin from 1948 London games. A very popular personality, actor and singer throughout the decades during his career. He recorded about 300 songs and wrote quite a few of the songs himself. "Päivänsäde ja Menninkäinen" was written by a singer-songwriter, musician and scriptwriter Reino Helismaa. He's credited for writing lyrics to around 1500 recorded songs and he's known especially for his humorous songs. If you're interested, here's a song by Tapio Rautavaara from 1951 performed in English by Delta Rhythm Boys in 1964: "The Delta Rhythm Boys - Grandpa's Strawhat". Delta Rhythm Boys performed in Europe and they resettled permanently here in 1956. They recorded Finnish songs also in Finnish and they were popular here. Here's couple other popular Finnish songs they recorded in English: "Raunchy Ropey", "Tundra Girl".and "Though You Left Me". If you're curious about how the songs sound in Finnish, here Tapio Rautavaara sings that "Raunchy Ropey": "Tapio Rautavaara - Rosvo-Roope". The song is originally from 1931 and known as "The Ballad of Roope the Robber". "Roope the Robber" was also filmed into a movie and it was the first Finnish movie shown on the Finnish TV: "Trailer: Rosvo Roope (1949)". A story about a sailor named Roope, who turned into a pirate and broke hearts wherever he went. The name role was played by Tauno Palo, one of the most popular Finnish movie stars of all times. He recorded the song several times. Here's how that "Päivänsäde ja Menninkäinen" Jarkko sang sounds in English: "Barbara Helsingius - The Sunbeam and the Troll"
My grandmother used to sing this to me when I was child. We are different, there are people like in this lullaby, those who like to live in the dark side.
and those who prefer bright lights. Thanks for your reacting and greets from Finland. Take care.
The lyrics in this song are so beautiful, just makes you cry, love and friendship that can never be between them. One of rhe most beloved songs in Finlan, it's originally a lullaby. Jarkko is the kind of singer that what ever he sings he get the spirit of the song.😊
no its not originally lullaby, its lovesong.
@@marilonnqvist4997well...it is a love story lullaby that has been sung to hundreds of kids by their parents in Finland.
My dad used to sing this to me everytime i went to sleep as a child. Makes me cry everytime i'm gonna be 18 soon. Im not kid anymore i wish i was
My dad used to sing this to me every night when I was little. Now it just makes me cry to hear the song because I understand the lyrics better and because of the memories it holds. Such a beautiful song.
This goddamn song makes me cry every fricking time. Haven't heard it in like 20 years and I'm ballin'. Still don't know why.
When i was a child in the early 90s my mother sang this song to me as a lullaby. Very traditional finnish song and such a great tune.
This song is one of my favorites its really touching
This is one of most beautifull songs from my childhood.Jarkko is telling this song for adults.
I sang this to my babies when they were young ❤❤❤
Jarkko is one of the better male singers from Finland. Amazing talent.
Kiitos ♥ ♥ ♥
You are welcome
He is a left handed, but he playing right handed guitar a upside down
We sing this in school when we're very very young ❤❤ like I remember singing this on first gradu
I cry... Every time... My dad sing this to me.. When I was young...
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Never heard this version. This is old Finnish song for kids. I use to sing this to my son as a lullaby.
I have some opinions about the English translation (no shade to the one who did the subtitles for the video; translation is an art and much of what I'd have to say is nitpicking and differing artistic opinions more than anything else) but yeah this is a beautiful song!
Jarko´s interpretation of sensitive tears so beautiful,Juho`splays delicately and Antti plays great😍
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Great reaction as usual and please react Gabriel Henrique singing "Set fire to the rain" Thank you 🙏🏻 🙏🏻🤗👍🏻‼️
The best kind of Finnish love story... a tragic one. 😅
In elementary school we had to sing a song to impress our music teacher and I sang this and she wanted me to sing something else lol
Onf me favourite songs to sing in karaoke... Normal karaokeon is just way too fast based, this more close to classic Tapio Rautavaara version, but actually maybe even better (gasp!)
The original by Tapio Rautavaara is SO much better.
Arttu wiskari viimeinen potilas with lyrig
Sorry its tuntematon potilas
Actually the sunbeam is like fairy anf fairy is kind of goblin7gnome, translation is just bit afwully bad... too lieral...
dont show this to your child.
Jarkko Aholas' performance is bad in my honest opinion. It's too pompous and try hard.
Aha.