Wonderful reaction, as always 😊 Lovely to see you appreciate our pretty home country. As we are closing in on the holiday season I can recommend several of her winter videos that have an Advent, or Christmas theme to them - no better time of year to appreciate her etherial musical talents, in my opinion 🥰🤗 As always, thanks for sharing your awesome with us, we very much appreciate it Til next time 💛 /Lizz
Wow that was beautiful!😍The music was so pure and I love to see mother nature at her best💯 Would love to go there sometime. It's definitely on my bucketlist!
In Sweden, there's a millennium old language called "Elfdalian" in English (Älvdalska in Swedish). It's a real thing, and to top it off ... the mythical creatures in this part of the world includes fairy's, gnomes and *trolls* :)
Should check out Ancient Nordic Chant reaction by Jonna Jinton. Since I follow you I know you love Aurora and chanting is a very Nordic thing and sometimes I think Aurora also uses this "call to the wild" in her own magical way.
I once read a reply to a similar question on Quora. A us. woman told her story about being on vacation in the 60s, not in sweden though. She sat at a restaurant, and heard this couple speaking with eachother at the table next to hers. She described it as absolutely magical, she had never heard a more beautiful language, it sounded to her like they were singing. (And this is something I´ve heard other foreigners describe swedish like as well, as being very melodic) She walked over and asked what language it was. It all ended with her moving to sweden, first to study if I remeber right, but she met her future husband and stayed for life :)
If you are Nordic, you understand fairies and beings
Wonderful reaction, as always 😊 Lovely to see you appreciate our pretty home country.
As we are closing in on the holiday season I can recommend several of her winter videos that have an Advent, or Christmas theme to them - no better time of year to appreciate her etherial musical talents, in my opinion 🥰🤗
As always, thanks for sharing your awesome with us, we very much appreciate it
Til next time 💛
/Lizz
💚💚 Love Jonna. Always feels like 'i also want to live like that, so pure, and why did i never do that'.
Jonna is an amazing filmmaker, also she clearly is somekind of ethereal being.
Wow that was beautiful!😍The music was so pure and I love to see mother nature at her best💯 Would love to go there sometime. It's definitely on my bucketlist!
This is so beautiful ❤️.
I need this on repeat!
Nice to see that the Swedish spirit still lives on, even tough our country is slowly dying.
All her video's are amazing :)
Stunningly beautiful.
I think Jonna is in fact an elf woman who somehow ended up in northern Sweden. Don't know how it happened but i'm sure of it.
She indeed is a being from another dimension.
Ended up? Elves are from here!
Dimmornas visa = Song of the fogs.
We call fog over water or meadow's elve's dance.
@@annicaesplund6613 I was thinking more of smth like a Tolkien elf than our swedish älvor but good point anyways!
In Sweden, there's a millennium old language called "Elfdalian" in English (Älvdalska in Swedish). It's a real thing, and to top it off ... the mythical creatures in this part of the world includes fairy's, gnomes and *trolls* :)
@@draug7966 Well, Tolkien built his elfs on Finns so northern Swedes come pretty close.
I Think a Tripp to north of sweden would make all feel moore in touch with swedens great autdoors.
Ethereal. Seldom get to use that word, definitely applies here.
Definitely one to have on repeat as you go to sleep , send you off to another place
So happy that you made another reaction to incredible Jonna. Rhank you!
We are the Wikings
Wauw! Beautiful.
Just. Wow i got teleported to a magical fantasy land
Should check out Ancient Nordic Chant reaction by Jonna Jinton. Since I follow you I know you love Aurora and chanting is a very Nordic thing and sometimes I think Aurora also uses this "call to the wild" in her own magical way.
Did you go or are you coming over here to the North of Sweden?
How do you as an american feel when you hear the Swedish language in a song? How would you describe it? Very curious
I once read a reply to a similar question on Quora. A us. woman told her story about being on vacation in the 60s, not in sweden though. She sat at a restaurant, and heard this couple speaking with eachother at the table next to hers. She described it as absolutely magical, she had never heard a more beautiful language, it sounded to her like they were singing. (And this is something I´ve heard other foreigners describe swedish like as well, as being very melodic) She walked over and asked what language it was. It all ended with her moving to sweden, first to study if I remeber right, but she met her future husband and stayed for life :)
Hey Buddy if you could get her and Aurora to do a song together, it may just be so beutiful , people could acually die. and return.