Elle Márjá Eira - GUODOHIT (Guođohit-To herd)
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2013
- A unique encounter with a Sámi reindeer herding family. We follow the artist's father and brother herding their family's reindeer in the tundra, in Northern Norway. Both the music and the film capture the essence of this unique lifestyle in the coldest time of winter. Old traditions are passed on to the younger generation. The Sámi artist Elle Márjá is portrayed through her personal joik, performed by her father Per Henrik Eira.
Director: Ken Are Bongo and Elle Márjá Eira
Music: Morten H. Pettersen, Elle Márjá Eira
Production: Kautokeino Film AS, Arctic Studios, Sahkkon Sound
Premiere was during the Tromsø International Film Festival 2013. - Hudba
The reindeer love the singing 🥰🦌
I just saw your work featured in the release of "When the Levee Breaks"...I searched you out. This is amazing and powerful music. I'll be seeking more. Cheers.
I also searched for her after hearing "Levee" and am fascinated. I also checked out Mihirangi and her Maori songs and culture. Totally different, but still the same in that they are steeped in the nature, culture, and history of their homelands. That is one ting I love about the Playing for Change videos: they bring together street musicians and famous musicians from all over the world and highlight how similar we all are at the most fundamental level, which allows us to not be afraid of our differences but celebrate them.
I did the same. Beautiful voice.
Pretty awesome thank you
Quelle merveille de rêve
日本人です。綺麗な声ですね👍
This is a beautiful song.
Absolutely stunning beautiful woman, with the voice of an Angel... I , like Iver ,seen you on Levee Breaks ,..yourself and Mihirangi ,..Goddesses for sure ,.. You can see the passion and love in your eyes!!! ,..Please don't ever lose that!
What a beautiful song and culture!
I love this beautyful Country!
I love it very much to see something ont he nordic indigenous culture.
Also, the melody and rhythm of your song is very good.
I hope to see this with my own eyes.
I love this song! I hope you come out with more!
Where do the Sami get the dyes for their vibrantly colored clothes? Their blue is the most beautiful I have ever seen.
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@Tuomo Tams Where do they get the blue from?
Sámi people don't dye their textiles. They buy fabrics ready-made from shops.
Isn t that how humans were intended to live: as nomads taking care of their animals?
I love this song. But where can you buy it? I checked the Ella Marja website, there is no links to her music.
Hei! Jag är väldigt intresserad av andra kulturer och musiken. Men jag är ju bara norrläning från Lycksele som bor i Norge. Når corona perioden er over finnes det noen mulighet å oppleve en reinsdyrs flytt? Jag kommer från norra Sverige så har upplevt den live men ikke "internt" om man så säger det..
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Elle Márjá Eira can I speak to you about Ski-Idraet social design and how it could be implemented globally today please?
How did we herd before snowmobiles?
In the old days they followed the reindears and lived with them in laavos .They used reindears and sledges and skiis as transportation