You have to love the internet. This gig had 40 people, 2 sheep, and a small gathering of seagulls (lucky things!). Now it's been seen over 9 million times! Granted, 2 million of those are probably by me, but it's still an incredible thing.
@@maksimlyzaev If you count all the people in the frame in 4:14 you'd end up at about 180. I counted 185 including the camera man, the sound guy and the lady in front of the cabin on the far left.
That sort of happened to me at North Country Fair. I heard this ethereal voice from a distance and stumbled after it in a daze until I found a stage I didn’t know existed, set back in the taiga. She was playing with Bill Bourne.
English translation- Spellbound Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
I am Norwegian and I could not be prouder of my culture. All of the Nordic peoples are passionate.The music is a large part of our culture. It is the spirit of the Earth speaking through her children. This music is spiritually awakening and awe inspiring. The lands are beautiful and the history is ancient, deep, and rooted. Truly strong and powerful blood flowing through me I will say this though; I know that people today tend to pride themselves in whose problems are bigger- but what connects us as human beings, is that in our suffering- we are fundamentally the same- we all feel hurt, we all struggle at some point. So I realize that what I struggle with, what you struggle with isn't cause for pity but empowerment- when we harness that same fundamental aspect of humanity within ourselves we can unlock our true potential- at the end of the day we are all equals
Well said 2, you guys in the North have an amazing culture and a great history, scandinavians should protect that at all costs, hope some day I can visit and see the beautiful lands with my own eyes, cheers.
Not to be a buzzkill, but how about being proud of something that you actually achieved? Being born in a certain race or a country, doesn't make you any special. I wouldn't be proud of being born with moles in my back or with predisposition to type II diabetes. That's how random and inconsequential is to be proud of your nationality and ethnicity.
Trill MT are you proud of your father? When you were a kid did you brag that “my dad can beat up your dad”? There is more than one type of pride. I am proud of my race in the same way children are proud of their parents. I want to live up to my ancestors hopes, and I am proud to be connected to such a wonderful culture. This doesn’t make me a hateful person in the slightest.
+Gareth Wilkinson : Yes! Having grown up here, and learned some of the equivalent traditional norwegian singing, it is designed to carry far in mountainous terrain... and the water magnifies it! Mountain peoples around the world have some amazing singing... as do all peoples... whatever their home terrain... just that, whichever terrain is in your blood, will make it sing the most passionately.
You can FEEL the breath of those around you when you play a didgeridoo. Some instruments aren't as good at capturing a person's mind or soul as the FIRST instrument... yourself.
Having listened to a member of American Indian nation singing and using a similar drum at the Museum of the American Indian in Washington. I feel that such sounds are very ancient. Way before European nation states.
@@johnmiles1506 know where your coming from, but it's not actually true. The inuits has nothing to do with the Germanic people. Mabye in ancient time, when most of us wandered from Asia/Middle East, but culture wise no, but we do probably share a lot 😉
@@TheDesiredelmare He was a Vietnam Veteran plagued by the the ghost of the lives he had taken till the day he died...He wanted a better life for me but I was foolish enough to follow in the same steps. You are just a teenage edge lord, I've met kids your same age, that have lived multiple life times doing medial labor just to die in an instant. Tell me... what have you done to deserve an afterlife?
If you would like a translation: Spellbound am I, am I The wizard bewitched me, bewitched me Spellbound deep in my soul, deep in my soul In the heart glows a burning fire, a burning fire
There is music that make you dance, some make you feel good and smile, some make you emotional and cry. And then there is music that speaks to your soul in such way that it evokes memories of a lifetime that you never lived. It is almost like the energy of all your ancestors has descended upon you and you become them. This song has this power.
This was the last video I sent to Mama before she died. She discovered Eivor the last year of her life, and was transported to a beautiful place when listening to her. I am so grateful for the joy this music brought my mother, forever.
It is so good that you could share those things with your Mother. Sacred Things. It is an amazing power, so incredible memories were forged. All people do not have such privileged relationships in the Sacred, with their Mother. You were blessed to have her, and she was an amazing soul. I am grateful to her to have opened the doors to you, and reciprocally. Thank you for sharing this story.
I used to sing in an Icelandic churchquire some years ago. We sang some of her songs and she gave us instructions. It was such a privilege working with her. She is out of this world...
This makes me feel nostalgic for a life I haven't even lived...a distant life and forgotten memories, but a deep connection that goes beyond the perceivable time and space. I think that if mother earth would sing this would definitely be one of her favorite songs to sing
Mother earth sings all the time. Through birds, mating calls, the crackling of trees in the wind and the rumble of a distant storm. Every second of every minute across the world she is constantly singing. Even this song. We are the eyes, the nose and the voice of the universe - here to experience ourselves.
Moi de même, je me sens souvent nostalgique pour quelque chose que je n'ai pas vécu, mais que je porte en moi-même. Comme une mémoire transgénérationnelle sans fin. C'est à la fois vertigineux et beau. La voix et la musique de cette artiste ont cet effet sur moi
I love how respectful her public is... Just enjoying that vibe before clapping or expressing anything that could mess with her performance or take others attention
This and gospel music are the 2 types (that I know of) that the public is like this and if you all know of any please let me know. And I think that if this can shut up the people watching than it is one hell of a song even though I don’t know the lyrics translated
SpellBound I am, I am The wizard has trapped me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart smolders a burning fire, a burning fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has trapped me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood. lyricstranslate.com/en/tr%C3%B8llabundin-spellbound.html (edited because personal translated Meaning capabilites. IOW I prefer it my way) Wardruna unless it's a big concert comes to mind.
As an Icelander living in Norway this definitely does hit home. It stirs something deep inside. Eyvör is a national treasure even if she aint Icelandic, I hope our dear brothers and sisters in Faroese Islands know what a treasure she is!
The Vikings are mercenaries for the Russian boyars in antiquity, simple mercenaries and non-believers. The Russians gave them faith. Like all Anglo-tribes. Anglo-Germans are unbelievers, and Russian believers. Some nations went to the West, others to the North and East to seek God, these are Russians, that is, God chose, they are now saving the world
i live in brazil, a warm and tropical country, i never stepped on snow, but this song transports me to the tundras and icy forests in a way that i can feel the cold air as if i was there. Its a great song.
October 2024 and this is still the best video of this song. It's in Eivor's home town and shows the land that gave it life. It's ancient and hauntingly beautiful. I feel my own Ancestors call me through it. 🙏🏽
20 modern musical instruments in the background, and a lady with a beautiful voice and an ancient drum, shows what makes music beautiful. Love your voice! With kind regards from a Dutchman.
This is so good. I found her singing in The Last Kingdom and the drama brought me here. Almost nobody in Korea knows this and it feels really proud that I can enjoy this song alone.
@Malta Weberg 8B But she uses traditional Eskimo and Inuit (Canada and Greenland Natives) folk way of singing! Nothing to do with German or Scandinavian songs...
@Malta Weberg 8B This is still in Scandinavia, sung in a language derived from a Scandinavian ancestor and performed by a descendant of Scandinavian settlers.
@Malta Weberg 8B Jag sa inte att färöiska är ett skandinaviskt språk, men det härstammar från det skandinaviska språket fornnordiska. Att som amerikan kolla på denna video och dra kopplingar till sitt skandinaviska ursprung känns ju högst naturligt då Eivör härstammar från skandinaviska bosättare och sjunger på ett skandinaviskt dotterspråk i ett skandinaviskt land. Känns som att du förbiser syftet med hennes kommentar.
I am Bavarian German. I know Germany is not part of Scandinavia…and on top of that Bavaria is south-east in Germany amongst the Alps - so even further from the north… but I know we are all Germanic, and we flourished in tribes. This music makes me feel a certain way. That is for sure. I love how it makes you feel cold but in a good way, like the cold north is part of Scandinavian culture, and how the high, snowy mountains of the alps are a part of ours. This doesn’t just feel mystical, I’m not a foreigner, it’s definitely actually home.
Anyone who disagrees with you just doesn't know the history or just want more segregation between more people. We are all brothers and sisters of history.
Did sound and light for her today. She seemed older. She thought I were the stage manager(I kinda were). She is a very kind and pleasant person. And insane with a drum set. The big boys were impressed...
I'm a black Brazilian woman, but damn... I can relate SO much to Nordic music and culture. I love how the strength, passion and spirituality of this culture is deeply entwined in my heart and soul. I don't know exactly why, but that's just the way it is, it's just the way I feel deep inside.
I'm with you. I'm Filipina Puerto Rican and music like this soothes my soul. I've been listening to likes of the Chieftains since I was in my teens (I'm now 40). This music is spiritual awakening and magical like no other.
I’m from Taiwan, and this beautiful song reminds me of some of the tunes I’ve heard sung by the folks that live in the high mountains of Taiwan. Some of you may know that the famous chant in the enigma song “return to innocence” is an example of a chant of the Taiwanese high mountain people. Simply amazing.
@@kudikina_goraa People are much the same. And now we are faced with the same enemy as always. Rich dicks with power. Thinking HEEY I have power! QED. I must also be clever.
The singing in Return to Innocence is not Taiwanese. It's called a "Joik". It's a form of Saami Folk singing from Northern Scandinavia(Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland. I'm sure it has some similiarities with Taiwanese Folk music tho
I´m born in the west fjords of Iceland. I am currently watching Vikings. Hearing this hits home, hits my heart and my pride because The Faroe Islands are our brothers and sisters.
I am (sadly, esp. these days) American but all my life I've been inexplicably drawn to Scandinavia (and the Nordic region in general) so strongly. It just literally speaks to my soul, and makes me wonder if reincarnation is real. I've been studying Swedish for years now, hearing and speaking it just makes something in my heart glow. I hope one day I'll end up over there.
There is no future for white humans. To less children to much children coming from the rest of the world. There will be no more cultural transmission of ancestors they will all die out.
The botanist in me wants to point out to all you wonderful people the Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior) on the left at 1:33. Yep, she chose that specific location for a reason ;). The Ash is associated with Yggradsil, which connects the nine realms in Nordic mythology.
You should consider doing a UA-cam channel on botany and mythology, history, etc. if you do or have any other resources I would appreciate knowing about it. Pestlund@hotmail.com
Je suis Français . Je comprends pas un seul mot . Ces percussions , cette voix , cette rythmique. Nous emmènent aux tréfonds des entrailles de mère nature . Juste sublime merci à vous
Freaking beautiful, one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. My 14 year old daughter Daisy and I adore this. To hell with the people who gave a thumbs down. We are from Wales, United kingdom this music speaks to anyone with a soul. X
It calls the wilder thing in us... calls us home. “Lo, there is my mother. Lo, there is my father. Lo, there are my brothers. Lo, there are the ancestors, Going back to the beginning. Lo, there do they call to me. Lo, there do they call to me. Lo, there they call me home.”
I first listened to the studio version of this and was totally blown away.... Then I listened and watched this.... To see her perform this live completely knocked my socks off, made me question all I thought I knew and nearly answered the question to life the universe and everything.
She is so connected to the Earth and her beautiful surroundings. This song just plays to my soul and makes me feel even more connected to our beautiful planet. I keep playing it regularly.
Her voice fills the mountains,it connects you to the earth!what an amazing experience for those who were there.absolutely beautiful,greetings from Greece!
Lyrics Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
Yo también soy mexicano y me encanta. Me interese mucho en los idiomas especialmente germánicos, el feroés es impresionante; ni hablar de la cultura de donde proviene.
This is freaking incredible.....the control she has on her voice, her drum, the throat sounds......I mean seriously, what an artist!!! This performance just touched my heart, thank you!!
...even Vikings in that old time did not like Inuit style music....more than...missionaries had forbidden them to sing in this way...yes...but nowerdays young people love it and use it.....thats a good thing
lyricstranslate.com/en/tr%C3%B8llabundin-spellbound.html English translation Spellbound Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
I never had a dad. When my mother told me a few years ago that my grandpa (father of my biological father) is a Norwegian, I couldn't get the smile off my face! Greetings from Berlin!
This Song resonates heavily with my spiritual body, the one that never dies. While our physical and mental bodies perish eventually the spiritual body gets reborn into a new vessel after a while. You might have no clear memories of your previous incarnations but sometimes you come across things that spark an echoe with the past, this Song is such a thing. That has to be the greatest deed music is capable of doing. Eivør is blessed in some way.
So i went there from Oregon to see them because i missed out on tickets but the city was actually a beautiful sight and even the surrounding cities had some beautiful spots. Granted i never saw the bad spots but still something i never experienced before. And well what are you gonna do to alleviate the homelessness? Where are they supposed to go where nobody wants them around. Try living like that. Peace and love.
OMG... Thank you! What a journey for us not knowing the culture of the Faroer Islands. I'm no specialist, but that greatness of your voice and variations! Music really seems to be a universal language. Thank you!
Did 3 gigs for her. Jeg antager at du er dansk eller måske norsk. Hun laver nogen mærkelige øvelser for hun går på scenen. Men hun er meget høflig og flink. Spiller et trommesæt som en gud. Selv de gamle scene folk havde respekt for hende.(Sjældent).
Out of bloody nowhere, at 1:00 AM I start reminiscing this tune and song. Without remembering where I heard it or what it was called I rummaged through all my watch history and ventured the vast internet with nothing but 'nordic, viking, female nordic' to go by. Alas I have found you and am happy I did not give up. I regret nothing.
+M Sij The “Iceland languages“? I guess those are Icelandic and Danish? I think she only knows Icelandic...Also, this song is sung in Faroese, a language closely related to Icelandic.
Brings tears to my eyes and goosebumps every time I watch it. I have no idea why..maybe because it cuts out everything and goes straight to the soul. Very powerful
Her voice, this song, is pure. How it draws out all the anguish, ambition, sorrow, elation, fear, and other raw emotions from my soul. Nothing less than music\magic can do it. I thank you with my tears. Bless bless
@@xoen6 Ed Ram was commenting that the "other musicians" were not needed, and I was pointing out that Eivør would have chosen to include the drummer (and other musicians). I felt that Ed Ram's comment was a little narrow minded and was trying to show how eclectic Eivør is, in her musical interpretations
It does live. My dad who was born in 1923 always held on to us sacrificing something we held dear on summer solistice. 6000 years of culture dies hard. But loving where you live. Does not mean you have to hate everyone else.
@@frederikhyrup2871 Absolutely mate, totally agree. And good for you that you're keeping cultural traditions alive. It was great to see some of Scandinavia's rich and beautiful culture and history in my holidays to Norway, Iceland and Finland. However, the liberal-owned media agenda would have us believe that European culture and identity doesnt exist, and sadly so many people are brainwashed by it.
@@harrypike5140 Thats the only thing the SAS commercial was right about. We are proud not to be proud. But ask the frech/brits and you will get another answer. Both had empires. They dislike beeing subjugated.
@@frederikhyrup2871 why? what is wrong being proud? your forefathers build a country that most liveable on world.they could use oil money to have gold plated lamborgini or pet leopards but they chosed to use for they people instead i would be proud as af if i were scandinavian
@Monte yeah it's awful dude. It's not only insidious to Scandinavian culture, but dishonest to African history and culture, for example to have a black man talk about "his Viking ancestors". Its the notion that culture and tradition is this non-binary thing that can be moulded, absorbed and adopted by anything and anyone. Which is the very antithesis of culture and tradition. An African calling himself a Viking is cultural appropriation, to use a favourite term of the left. But of course, cultural appropriation is fine if it's to push the their abhorrent agenda.
I don't understand any words but it's diggin deep into my heart. Like somebody tells my story, my home and my origin. Thank you. Greetings from Germany.
That view and her vocals are to die for. Like Wardruna, this music recalls a time in distant human history when the world was still a great mystery; when we were ignorant to the way things; when gods walked among us; a time of which we will never get back. Now, we simply understand everything, robbing us of the mystery we once knew.
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Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire Spellbound I am, I am The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
It does get old for some. In the west we get lots of rain throughout the year, usually winters are quite grey. But there is so much beauty throughout the year. I will never tire from it.
You have to love the internet. This gig had 40 people, 2 sheep, and a small gathering of seagulls (lucky things!). Now it's been seen over 9 million times! Granted, 2 million of those are probably by me, but it's still an incredible thing.
It's not 40 people. Not even close to 40.
a good million or two are from my screen as well ;)
you forgot the little dog under the chair:)
😂
@@maksimlyzaev If you count all the people in the frame in 4:14 you'd end up at about 180. I counted 185 including the camera man, the sound guy and the lady in front of the cabin on the far left.
Can you imagine, you are walking through the beautiful mountains and suddenly you hear her voice in the distance. That would be breathtaking.
Dont think you want that though, drum, means battle, means war, song is war cry. so i doubt you wanna see that :) cus she does not come alone
@@Sp00n_ I understand but i ment her voice, not this song, her voice is amazing.
Yes if you live in Faroese islands or in Scandinavia.
That sort of happened to me at North Country Fair. I heard this ethereal voice from a distance and stumbled after it in a daze until I found a stage I didn’t know existed, set back in the taiga. She was playing with Bill Bourne.
The eco through the Mt canyon walls would be awesome.
Listening to this makes me still think there is magic in this world
There still is....
@@michaelwhiteley7574 And there always will be...it is everywhere....and people like you will always hear and see it.
John Charles Absolutely there is 🔮
imo the workings of bio- and neurochemistry are as close to wizardry as we will ever be able to get
@@erikdevries2215 what about religion ? wizard in the sky who grants wishes
English translation- Spellbound
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
Every few months i come back here to renew my enchantment
Just a voice, a drum and the mountains.... Pure beauty!
@orchestral_folk_heavy_metal actually I´m singing in a choir... I love folk music, but have never done heavy metal... where are you from??
@orchestral_folk_heavy_metal I do. How would this work?
No band... No auto-tune... Just the right setting, a drum and that VOICE!! Simple! Beautiful! Enthralling!
What did you expect we are Nords.
There is a band. Watch until the end!
There is a band, reverb effects on the vocals and the usual amplifiers and mixers all having the levels adjusted.
You could say enTROLLed
The drum guy sucks... Only her are enough
I am Norwegian and I could not be prouder of my culture. All of the Nordic peoples are passionate.The music is a large part of our culture. It is the spirit of the Earth speaking through her children. This music is spiritually awakening and awe inspiring. The lands are beautiful and the history is ancient, deep, and rooted. Truly strong and powerful blood flowing through me I will say this though; I know that people today tend to pride themselves in whose problems are bigger- but what connects us as human beings, is that in our suffering- we are fundamentally the same- we all feel hurt, we all struggle at some point. So I realize that what I struggle with, what you struggle with isn't cause for pity but empowerment- when we harness that same fundamental aspect of humanity within ourselves we can unlock our true potential- at the end of the day we are all equals
Well said
Well said 2, you guys in the North have an amazing culture and a great history, scandinavians should protect that at all costs, hope some day I can visit and see the beautiful lands with my own eyes, cheers.
Not to be a buzzkill, but how about being proud of something that you actually achieved? Being born in a certain race or a country, doesn't make you any special. I wouldn't be proud of being born with moles in my back or with predisposition to type II diabetes. That's how random and inconsequential is to be proud of your nationality and ethnicity.
Well if you can't feel what it means ,then don't ask. Culture-less
Trill MT are you proud of your father? When you were a kid did you brag that “my dad can beat up your dad”? There is more than one type of pride. I am proud of my race in the same way children are proud of their parents. I want to live up to my ancestors hopes, and I am proud to be connected to such a wonderful culture. This doesn’t make me a hateful person in the slightest.
imagine being in such a place and hearing such a voice at the same time ;A;
tell me about, i bet it echoes down the fjords, awesome!
+Gareth Wilkinson : Yes! Having grown up here, and learned some of the equivalent traditional norwegian singing, it is designed to carry far in mountainous terrain... and the water magnifies it! Mountain peoples around the world have some amazing singing... as do all peoples... whatever their home terrain... just that, whichever terrain is in your blood, will make it sing the most passionately.
+Leonardo DaVinci It would have been incredible! Once in a lifetime experience
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Takes me back to a time where I never existed. Why does this happen? It’s like I’m zapped and feel the old world…idk how to describe it
You were there in a past life
@@BoudicaisbackTRUTH. Exactly how I feel and react to this.
You can feel history in the way she is singing
You can FEEL the breath of those around you when you play a didgeridoo. Some instruments aren't as good at capturing a person's mind or soul as the FIRST instrument... yourself.
Having listened to a member of American Indian nation singing and using a similar drum at the Museum of the American Indian in Washington. I feel that such sounds are very ancient. Way before European nation states.
@@IlIWarGIlI yes...she is usin Inuit music...like that drums and throught sounds...
@@johnmiles1506 know where your coming from, but it's not actually true. The inuits has nothing to do with the Germanic people. Mabye in ancient time, when most of us wandered from Asia/Middle East, but culture wise no, but we do probably share a lot 😉
She sang my Fathers soul to Valhalla on request live on April 2020, I am forever thankful.
That's incredible!!!
Just love it we ginger blond nordic warriors need to stay strong for our old culture.
Valhalla is a construction of Christian monks. Hel is the afterlife, not some false war paradise created to demonize our ancestors
Valhalla was only for those who died in battle, but okay😅
@@TheDesiredelmare He was a Vietnam Veteran plagued by the the ghost of the lives he had taken till the day he died...He wanted a better life for me but I was foolish enough to follow in the same steps. You are just a teenage edge lord, I've met kids your same age, that have lived multiple life times doing medial labor just to die in an instant. Tell me... what have you done to deserve an afterlife?
If you would like a translation:
Spellbound am I, am I
The wizard bewitched me, bewitched me
Spellbound deep in my soul, deep in my soul
In the heart glows a burning fire, a burning fire
Thanks you for the translation 😊
Thanks ❤
Thank you so much for the translation!!
Are you from the Faroe island ?
Yes, I am :)
Live is better than official
There is music that make you dance, some make you feel good and smile, some make you emotional and cry.
And then there is music that speaks to your soul in such way that it evokes memories of a lifetime that you never lived. It is almost like the energy of all your ancestors has descended upon you and you become them. This song has this power.
Yes well said I know what you mean
Same@@User18dog
YES !!!!!!!!!!
Beautifully said.
Wow me Meme - That is one of the best/warming posts ive read in a longe time !! *THANK YOU*
This was the last video I sent to Mama before she died. She discovered Eivor the last year of her life, and was transported to a beautiful place when listening to her. I am so grateful for the joy this music brought my mother, forever.
It is so good that you could share those things with your Mother. Sacred Things. It is an amazing power, so incredible memories were forged. All people do not have such privileged relationships in the Sacred, with their Mother. You were blessed to have her, and she was an amazing soul. I am grateful to her to have opened the doors to you, and reciprocally. Thank you for sharing this story.
I cried 😔 I hope she find his way to Walhall ❤️
I am sorry for your loss.
🙏⚔️🔥💪 #maysherestinpeace
@@Malaima god bless you
I used to sing in an Icelandic churchquire some years ago. We sang some of her songs and she gave us instructions. It was such a privilege working with her. She is out of this world...
wowowow
Indeed!
Hi Tryggvi, Is this throat singing, as I've seen in some other cultures? Thanks. This is beautiful.
@@angel4short2 yes
@@angel4short2 Also, she yodels.
It may seem like a simple song, but the control to hold those notes, and waiver in and out is incredible.
She is incredible with her voice. Part of her bakground is also being a trained opera-singer.
@@user-ih4fd9sf8xnot much. No. It is difficult. 😊
This makes me feel nostalgic for a life I haven't even lived...a distant life and forgotten memories, but a deep connection that goes beyond the perceivable time and space. I think that if mother earth would sing this would definitely be one of her favorite songs to sing
Yes! There’s a Welsh term for that feeling: Hiareth. A longing for things from another time or place.
Mother earth sings all the time. Through birds, mating calls, the crackling of trees in the wind and the rumble of a distant storm. Every second of every minute across the world she is constantly singing. Even this song. We are the eyes, the nose and the voice of the universe - here to experience ourselves.
This so the best description on my feeling toward songs like this. So oddly entrancing, like you’ve been here before...
TRUE!! So true...
Moi de même, je me sens souvent nostalgique pour quelque chose que je n'ai pas vécu, mais que je porte en moi-même. Comme une mémoire transgénérationnelle sans fin. C'est à la fois vertigineux et beau. La voix et la musique de cette artiste ont cet effet sur moi
I've lost count how many times I've pressed replay.
Das kann ich endlos anhören, ohne genug zu bekommen.
SKYDORMER oh my goodness...me tooo
m_Heavy skol
Right click on the video, and click on "loop"
You won't have to press replay ever again D:
Same same haha. And the variation I bring is listening to 2 other version of the song (by the same singer !)
I love how respectful her public is... Just enjoying that vibe before clapping or expressing anything that could mess with her performance or take others attention
Yeah, no stupid screaming!
@@carrieboultby7516 even the kids are silent =D
@@carrieboultby7516 awesome
This and gospel music are the 2 types (that I know of) that the public is like this and if you all know of any please let me know. And I think that if this can shut up the people watching than it is one hell of a song even though I don’t know the lyrics translated
SpellBound I am, I am
The wizard has trapped me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart smolders a burning fire, a burning fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has trapped me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood.
lyricstranslate.com/en/tr%C3%B8llabundin-spellbound.html
(edited because personal translated Meaning capabilites. IOW I prefer it my way)
Wardruna unless it's a big concert comes to mind.
This is like the 6th time I've, out of nowhere, suddenly decided I needed to hear this song and looked it up.
It puts a spell on all who hear it.
That's actually what the song is about
It sends goosebumps down my spine, and tears in my eyes every.
Damn. Time.
Great song, I’ve listened to it so many times
What type of spell?
@@spiritualdreamer1 from a magician who disappears
As an Icelander living in Norway this definitely does hit home. It stirs something deep inside. Eyvör is a national treasure even if she aint Icelandic, I hope our dear brothers and sisters in Faroese Islands know what a treasure she is!
We, the nothern people are all connected. I see your language on the rune stones in Sweden
She's Faroese, like me. Greetings from Faroe Iseland to Iceland.
I'm Brazilian.But I love Nordic countries.
Especially Norway. Viking songs are magical. !
@@stedfo111 "the northern people".. we're all making animal noises. A foreign language is just another set of words in the human language.
We love her in America too! My ancestors came from Gothenburg and Germany/Luxembourg areas. I listen to her every day. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
this is not a song, this is time and place in history where I never was, but just experienced through her voice. this song is like a time machine!
Welcome to the activation of your genetic memory 🙏
@@rubensoeteman Absolutely!
Viking level 1000000
The Vikings are mercenaries for the Russian boyars in antiquity, simple mercenaries and non-believers. The Russians gave them faith. Like all Anglo-tribes. Anglo-Germans are unbelievers, and Russian believers. Some nations went to the West, others to the North and East to seek God, these are Russians, that is, God chose, they are now saving the world
hahhaaaaa, I'm pretty sure that's where they train the dragon.
NO! DENMRAK VIKING AND FAROE ILANDS ARE DANISH
@@ВладимирВладимирович-ж5б3у Not much has changed.
Дмитрий Тот Noone cares god
I went to her gig..and believe me its even more breathtaking than to hear her via UA-cam..
I belive you, i would love to hear her music live too. She had a consert with Wardruna in Sweden some years ago that must been super awesome.
i live in brazil, a warm and tropical country, i never stepped on snow, but this song transports me to the tundras and icy forests in a way that i can feel the cold air as if i was there. Its a great song.
Senti o mesmo ❤
You should try Mari Boine also
You need to travel girl. Feel the cool crispy air of Europe
senti o mesmo tb
The snow fell in Brazil this year !
The most beautiful thing about this song is that it shows her deep connection to her culture and the land.
Needs a rap. Big up on momma bang. Slam gun toot.
@@smc7758 No.
Nordic nazi shit
@@germanvermin59 Welp there you sure seem like an asshole! What troll bridge did you come under from?
@@germanvermin59 Was hat das denn mit Nazis zu tun du Kek?
The biggest flex is to be able to just sing with a drum and kick all asses
В котрый раз слушаю и смотрю-это чудо...чудесная красота природы и атмосферы исполнения...Чудесная Eivør!
Close your eyes and listen.
It´s a single primeval soul calling you across oceans of time.
Mesmerizing, spellbinding, hauntingly beautiful......
so true ulf
Ulf Danielsen: Kunne ikke have sagt det bedre selv.
Kind of overboard but I respect the passion
@@tuckerray8988 You too much of a man to get emotional..? :)
It's true, its obvious from the way she sang, her voice can speak to many of our souls and our deep rooted past
How can anyone dislike this? You must hate beauty in all forms.
Some brand new EDM music fans probably lol
People with small minds
Scat is not Norwegian, it's a modernism I blame on the series Vikings.
@@Kalanimauimusic it's the people with small minds that think everyone has to like something because they do :)
🖐🏼👍🏻
This sound calls me powerfully to something beyond my current understanding.
Follow it.
October 2024 and this is still the best video of this song. It's in Eivor's home town and shows the land that gave it life. It's ancient and hauntingly beautiful. I feel my own Ancestors call me through it.
🙏🏽
20 modern musical instruments in the background, and a lady with a beautiful voice and an ancient drum, shows what makes music beautiful. Love your voice! With kind regards from a Dutchman.
YES!
And a fuck ton of digital reverb.
I could spend a thousand years listening to this
I love that you ca hear it echoing down the fjord, how incredible must that sound when you're actually there.
This is so good. I found her singing in The Last Kingdom and the drama brought me here. Almost nobody in Korea knows this and it feels really proud that I can enjoy this song alone.
I’m from turkey and I don’t understanding even one words but her voice is so beautiful that like a clear sea. So impressed. Best wishes 🙌
kanka fark ettin mi bilmiyorum ama orta asya müziklerimize çok benziyor
Turkish is a beautiful language though
@@dikkeottoundhaesslichenfriends yeah it’s also dramatic language
@@klytemnestra unfortunately i can only order a kebab in turkish so i cannot be dramatic in turkish 😅
@@dikkeottoundhaesslichenfriends that’s enough You have already reached Nirvana without learning the language.:D
Why did I burst in tears listening to this, I'm not even Scandinavian
@christopher conner exactly
I thought I was the only one! Guess it touched some part of your soul.
wow me too. I felt so uncomfortable and touched at the same time the whole song along.
For art and beauty there are no boundaries
dont need to be scandinavian, we all had folk music and if youre european its probably similar to this. It speaks to our pagan roots
Her voice just nearly melted my heart. Beautiful Nordic goddess.
here in icelandic ua-cam.com/video/uP_Iee-D4U4/v-deo.html
asbjørn poulsen Thank you!
thanks asbjoern
Can anyone imagine how amazing this would sound echoing around those mountains?
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Sorry wrong person. 😊
My Scandinavian ancestors just came back to life and are sitting in my living room getting drunk right now.
@Malta Weberg 8B But she uses traditional Eskimo and Inuit (Canada and Greenland Natives) folk way of singing!
Nothing to do with German or Scandinavian songs...
@Malta Weberg 8B This is still in Scandinavia, sung in a language derived from a Scandinavian ancestor and performed by a descendant of Scandinavian settlers.
@Malta Weberg 8B Jag sa inte att färöiska är ett skandinaviskt språk, men det härstammar från det skandinaviska språket fornnordiska. Att som amerikan kolla på denna video och dra kopplingar till sitt skandinaviska ursprung känns ju högst naturligt då Eivör härstammar från skandinaviska bosättare och sjunger på ett skandinaviskt dotterspråk i ett skandinaviskt land. Känns som att du förbiser syftet med hennes kommentar.
@Malta Weberg 8B cool
@Malta Weberg 8B Det här är i Norge.
Me and my sisters sang like this… I miss their voices….mine has gone silent MY HEART SINGS NOW
I am Bavarian German. I know Germany is not part of Scandinavia…and on top of that Bavaria is south-east in Germany amongst the Alps - so even further from the north… but I know we are all Germanic, and we flourished in tribes. This music makes me feel a certain way. That is for sure. I love how it makes you feel cold but in a good way, like the cold north is part of Scandinavian culture, and how the high, snowy mountains of the alps are a part of ours. This doesn’t just feel mystical, I’m not a foreigner, it’s definitely actually home.
Anyone who disagrees with you just doesn't know the history or just want more segregation between more people. We are all brothers and sisters of history.
@@SmokeyJembe 🙏🏼
I am from the south sweden that used to be danish - yes our languages have the same root
@@pereinarolsson3928 Swedes have the same roots as central Germanics. Not only language but also ancient ancestors.
@@SmokeyJembe tracing my family tree, I find that my ancestors keep going back to the same roots in Europe.
I am not sure what I just heard, but I cannot stop crying!
Did sound and light for her today. She seemed older. She thought I were the stage manager(I kinda were). She is a very kind and pleasant person. And insane with a drum set. The big boys were impressed...
Ancient memories
I'm a black Brazilian woman, but damn... I can relate SO much to Nordic music and culture. I love how the strength, passion and spirituality of this culture is deeply entwined in my heart and soul. I don't know exactly why, but that's just the way it is, it's just the way I feel deep inside.
Carol Mariana agree!
I'm with you. I'm Filipina Puerto Rican and music like this soothes my soul. I've been listening to likes of the Chieftains since I was in my teens (I'm now 40). This music is spiritual awakening and magical like no other.
I agree totally! I live in Québec, Canada....our aboriginals have similar song vibes that really touch my soul. this is beautiful!
Também sinto uma conexão com essas músicas ancestrais.
Maybe you are like 5% Scandinavian and can resonate
3:06 What a moment! Her voice soaring through the fjords like an element of nature.
Indeed.
You said is aery nice
My fav part. It always gives me chills
You could sail ships with that voice.
man never heard of reverb
This is the kind of song that leaves you with the feeling that there is something right in the world.
I’m from Taiwan, and this beautiful song reminds me of some of the tunes I’ve heard sung by the folks that live in the high mountains of Taiwan.
Some of you may know that the famous chant in the enigma song “return to innocence” is an example of a chant of the Taiwanese high mountain people.
Simply amazing.
Yeah its wierd. But shes not norwegian. Shes from Pharoe. I have fished in Aurelandsfjorden 3 days ago. But I guess it potato/tomato to you.
Yess, many folk songs all over the world sound pretty much similar to each other, it also sound like slavic music (I’m from Russia)
@@kudikina_goraa People are much the same. And now we are faced with the same enemy as always. Rich dicks with power. Thinking HEEY I have power! QED. I must also be clever.
@@kudikina_goraa yes, and I wonder why…good research topic maybe?
The singing in Return to Innocence is not Taiwanese. It's called a "Joik". It's a form of Saami Folk singing from Northern Scandinavia(Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland.
I'm sure it has some similiarities with Taiwanese Folk music tho
I´m born in the west fjords of Iceland. I am currently watching Vikings. Hearing this hits home, hits my heart and my pride because The Faroe Islands are our brothers and sisters.
That's so cool!
I am (sadly, esp. these days) American but all my life I've been inexplicably drawn to Scandinavia (and the Nordic region in general) so strongly. It just literally speaks to my soul, and makes me wonder if reincarnation is real. I've been studying Swedish for years now, hearing and speaking it just makes something in my heart glow. I hope one day I'll end up over there.
Waiting for the new season
Robert of Iceland - That music is beautiful, and haunting. Her name would indicate Icelandic roots, am I correct ?
She does the Last Kingdom theme - a rival, and better, show.
This isnt just music, it's a story fortold by generations yet to come.
I love it so much no idea what she is saying but.
Do you know what it's talking about??
@@datwistyman The name of the song, Trøllabundin, literally means "spellbound" and the song is about how a sorcerer has spellbound her and her heart.
There is no future for white humans. To less children to much children coming from the rest of the world. There will be no more cultural transmission of ancestors they will all die out.
The botanist in me wants to point out to all you wonderful people the Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior) on the left at 1:33. Yep, she chose that specific location for a reason ;).
The Ash is associated with Yggradsil, which connects the nine realms in Nordic mythology.
Ascomanni :)
Thank you for that information.. interesting 👍🏼
You should consider doing a UA-cam channel on botany and mythology, history, etc. if you do or have any other resources I would appreciate knowing about it. Pestlund@hotmail.com
"Ast standarte heitir Yggdrasill" : )
Thank you for sharing!
Je suis Français . Je comprends pas un seul mot . Ces percussions , cette voix , cette rythmique. Nous emmènent aux tréfonds des entrailles de mère nature . Juste sublime merci à vous
that drum is like an hearbeat. It's mesmerizing
Gods, her voice is haunting.
No i fajny tekst ;-))))
Just close your eyes .... and listen. Indeed, it is beautiful and pulls on the heart strings. Especially if this is your heritage and roots.
Freaking beautiful, one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. My 14 year old daughter Daisy and I adore this. To hell with the people who gave a thumbs down. We are from Wales, United kingdom this music speaks to anyone with a soul. X
I am Russian also living in Canada, the song and the singer magnificent! Very much I love this song. I listen often especially when to bad mood.
I'm also Wales and my 5 year old daughter loves it just as much as I do 💗 She is Absolutely Magnificent.
"this music speaks to anyone with a soul"... je n''aurais pas mieux dit!!! :-)
I'm from Wales too. No idea what she is singing, but such beauty within it 😊
It calls the wilder thing in us... calls us home.
“Lo, there is my mother.
Lo, there is my father.
Lo, there are my brothers.
Lo, there are the ancestors,
Going back to the beginning.
Lo, there do they call to me.
Lo, there do they call to me.
Lo, there they call me home.”
Vibración única en su voz! Maravilloso!!!!!!❤
I first listened to the studio version of this and was totally blown away.... Then I listened and watched this.... To see her perform this live completely knocked my socks off, made me question all I thought I knew and nearly answered the question to life the universe and everything.
Today I learned: this song is 42. 😁
@@wendy645 🤣😂😜😝👍
Douglas Adams would be proud of your reference 😁
She is so connected to the Earth and her beautiful surroundings. This song just plays to my soul and makes me feel even more connected to our beautiful planet. I keep playing it regularly.
First time listener, best song I've heard in years, commercial music is garbage. Bring me back to tall trees and good song, deep drums, fresh air.
I want to die, i was born in the wrong age... i am fed up of all the shit of our age..
@@lucapietrovito3386 I feel the same... lost in the wrong era... the most barbaric of all times.
Lurking in the shadows are musicians only found by those who are worthy of the purest forms of serene and powerful melodies. Ride forth to find them.
This is everything my soul speaks. As primordial as music gets. Brings goosebumps to my skin and tears to my eyes. Pure beauty
Ancestors of Nordic people are proud when hear this,true Nordic spirit lives
Her voice fills the mountains,it connects you to the earth!what an amazing experience for those who were there.absolutely beautiful,greetings from Greece!
just look - concert, at some place... what beautiful experience it must've been...?
Lyrics
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
Thank you for translate.
Greetings from Mexico
Are there more words?
I didn't understand the language but somehow knew that already. Beautiful !
Thank you very much!!! 🔥🌹
@@Grant-vk6zo you should check out the band Heilung the name of the Krigsgaldr. It's another song that you can feel in the depths of your being!
Celtic and Scandinavian traditional music are the greatest
Am Mexican and honestly I don't know what the song mean, but it make me feel good and peace
It reminds me of Indigenous American music. It is very healing.
Yo también soy mexicano y me encanta. Me interese mucho en los idiomas especialmente germánicos, el feroés es impresionante; ni hablar de la cultura de donde proviene.
Hugh its Norse music nothing to do with native American not everything with fur and drums is native American
Eeeeh mexas for ever \o/
@@rossrobinson399 yes very annoying when people assume drums and fur is always native American!
Amazing song... Amazing vocals.... Amazing scenery.
eivør lord of the rings the queen of denmarks birtday ua-cam.com/video/-4llV30zL1Y/v-deo.html
eivør lord of the rings the queen of denmarks birtday ua-cam.com/video/-4llV30zL1Y/v-deo.html
Where to buy tix for such a fantastic and epic concert ?
Amazingly beautiful.
Song of the Antes.
amazing voice
i prefer this version over any others the pure clear voice unfiltered and the instruments
This is freaking incredible.....the control she has on her voice, her drum, the throat sounds......I mean seriously, what an artist!!! This performance just touched my heart, thank you!!
My viking blood is awakening and longing for it's roots when listening.
Your roots are in the big bang. Longing for the singularity, eh?
...even Vikings in that old time did not like Inuit style music....more than...missionaries had forbidden them to sing in this way...yes...but nowerdays young people love it and use it.....thats a good thing
I do not understand what she said, but I understand very well what she want to tell me.
lyricstranslate.com/en/tr%C3%B8llabundin-spellbound.html
English translation
Spellbound
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
Kadri ne anlatıyon kadri
@@sametkeremg3170 ne işiniz var lan burda bu kadar türk
Ne anlatıyon kadri
Nedervolker she’s telling us more with her voice than she is with her words
This Spirit and Energy resonates Powerfully with My Pagan Heart
Larry Pinkard me too
Larry Skål brother.
She is the Queen of the North, no doubt about it. Queen of our hearts as well.
I never had a dad. When my mother told me a few years ago that my grandpa (father of my biological father) is a Norwegian, I couldn't get the smile off my face! Greetings from Berlin!
This Song resonates heavily with my spiritual body, the one that never dies. While our physical and mental bodies perish eventually the spiritual body gets reborn into a new vessel after a while. You might have no clear memories of your previous incarnations but sometimes you come across things that spark an echoe with the past, this Song is such a thing. That has to be the greatest deed music is capable of doing. Eivør is blessed in some way.
Went to the wardruna concert in San Francisco and didn't expect her there! Lovely surprise!
shithole
@Shaise Kindering San Francisco is a feces and aids infested toilet
So i went there from Oregon to see them because i missed out on tickets but the city was actually a beautiful sight and even the surrounding cities had some beautiful spots. Granted i never saw the bad spots but still something i never experienced before. And well what are you gonna do to alleviate the homelessness? Where are they supposed to go where nobody wants them around. Try living like that. Peace and love.
OMG... Thank you!
What a journey for us not knowing the culture of the Faroer Islands. I'm no specialist, but that greatness of your voice and variations! Music really seems to be a universal language.
Thank you!
Did 3 gigs for her. Jeg antager at du er dansk eller måske norsk. Hun laver nogen mærkelige øvelser for hun går på scenen. Men hun er meget høflig og flink. Spiller et trommesæt som en gud. Selv de gamle scene folk havde respekt for hende.(Sjældent).
Out of bloody nowhere, at 1:00 AM I start reminiscing this tune and song. Without remembering where I heard it or what it was called I rummaged through all my watch history and ventured the vast internet with nothing but 'nordic, viking, female nordic' to go by. Alas I have found you and am happy I did not give up. I regret nothing.
@alhamdleallah2 FUCK OFF
Well I’m African but I could understand how beautiful this is , i appreciate it.
I got chills through my whole body when she started making turbo noises and the drums came in.
I laughed way harder than I probably should have 😂
😍wow diese Frau, diese Stimme, dieses fleckchen Erde 💗
I would like to write something, I really do, but I simply have no words to express my feelings.
Best I can write is "thank you".
I am Icelandic and it surprises me how easy it is for me to understand
+Una Hrafnhildardottir :
That is because Norway and Iceland languages are much alike, like Dutch is with German too.
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+M Sij The “Iceland languages“? I guess those are Icelandic and Danish? I think she only knows Icelandic...Also, this song is sung in Faroese, a language closely related to Icelandic.
I love your country SO MUCH,the Viking heritage,the music new or old,the nature..hope to visit sometime :)
Goosebumps every time I hear this.
Immer und immer wieder- GÄNSEHAUT!
Nach den ersten Tönen wusste ich, es berührt meine nordische Seele zutiefst!❤❤❤
Brings tears to my eyes and goosebumps every time I watch it. I have no idea why..maybe because it cuts out everything and goes straight to the soul. Very powerful
Her voice, this song, is pure. How it draws out all the anguish, ambition, sorrow, elation, fear, and other raw emotions from my soul. Nothing less than music\magic can do it. I thank you with my tears.
Bless bless
what a voice....what a bloody awesome voice
That voice soaring farther and higher than any of us dare to dream sent shivers down my spine. I am trembling all over.
You can send all the other musicians back home. She just needs that drum.
Ed Ram, you need to listen to some of her other music, she is heavily into electronic music (and jazz).
@@odaxbi jazz? link plz
@@xoen6 ua-cam.com/video/4zuiUHIweI8/v-deo.html
@@odaxbi ...what exactly you are tryin' to say..
@@xoen6 Ed Ram was commenting that the "other musicians" were not needed, and I was pointing out that Eivør would have chosen to include the drummer (and other musicians). I felt that Ed Ram's comment was a little narrow minded and was trying to show how eclectic Eivør is, in her musical interpretations
I've watched this 50 times and I'm entranced by it
Translated. It is called "Spellbound"... Im up to 10 times.
Scandinavian Airlines: "Scandinavian culture doesnt exist!"
Eivør: "Lol, hold my horn of mead"
It does live. My dad who was born in 1923 always held on to us sacrificing something we held dear on summer solistice. 6000 years of culture dies hard. But loving where you live. Does not mean you have to hate everyone else.
@@frederikhyrup2871 Absolutely mate, totally agree. And good for you that you're keeping cultural traditions alive. It was great to see some of Scandinavia's rich and beautiful culture and history in my holidays to Norway, Iceland and Finland. However, the liberal-owned media agenda would have us believe that European culture and identity doesnt exist, and sadly so many people are brainwashed by it.
@@harrypike5140 Thats the only thing the SAS commercial was right about. We are proud not to be proud. But ask the frech/brits and you will get another answer. Both had empires. They dislike beeing subjugated.
@@frederikhyrup2871 why? what is wrong being proud? your forefathers build a country that most liveable on world.they could use oil money to have gold plated lamborgini or pet leopards but they chosed to use for they people instead i would be proud as af if i were scandinavian
@Monte yeah it's awful dude. It's not only insidious to Scandinavian culture, but dishonest to African history and culture, for example to have a black man talk about "his Viking ancestors". Its the notion that culture and tradition is this non-binary thing that can be moulded, absorbed and adopted by anything and anyone. Which is the very antithesis of culture and tradition. An African calling himself a Viking is cultural appropriation, to use a favourite term of the left. But of course, cultural appropriation is fine if it's to push the their abhorrent agenda.
I don't understand any words but it's diggin deep into my heart. Like somebody tells my story, my home and my origin. Thank you. Greetings from Germany.
Wenn du nichts verstehst, hör mal genau zu 🙈
As an scandinavian, her voice and music touch something deep inside me that i can not explain. Really love this number…
You could hypnotize me with this song and i wouldn’t remember a thing
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Hossin L241 😂😂😂☝🏽
I hear the same song when I look into your eyes
That view and her vocals are to die for. Like Wardruna, this music recalls a time in distant human history when the world was still a great mystery; when we were ignorant to the way things; when gods walked among us; a time of which we will never get back. Now, we simply understand everything, robbing us of the mystery we once knew.
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asbjørn poulsen Hello, I've seen you gave a guy PDF likns to leanr icelandic. I can't find that coment again and I've losed the link so if you could pmease pass me that link or any material that I could use?
Sorry if I went confused and It waa not you :)
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absolutely beautiful... no matter the settings...she has the most amazing voice... a siren indeed... mesmerizing ❤
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound deep in my soul, in my soul
In my heart burns a sizzling fire, a sizzling fire
Spellbound I am, I am
The wizard has enchanted me, enchanted me
Spellbound in my heart's root, my heart's root
My eyes gaze to where the wizard stood
How do you know what she's singing about ?
Really , is that the meaning of this song , it's simple and her voice present the ultimate degree of loving.
thank you
I love her and her voice. She's a human avatar of Mother- Nature and Ancient Northern Goddeses.
Look at that landscape. I would love to be surrounded by this beauty
It gets old. More for some, less for others. (Winters are awefull).
It does get old for some. In the west we get lots of rain throughout the year, usually winters are quite grey. But there is so much beauty throughout the year. I will never tire from it.
@@Orjonast Trondheim?
@@frederikhyrup2871 Near Ålesund :)
@@Orjonast Så lad os smide masken :)
This is all beautiful: The music, the landscape and the girl.