Nils-Aslak Valkeapää - Eanan, Eallima Eadni (excerpt)

Nils-Aslak Valkeapää - the central author of the Sami people, the defender and developer of the yoik-music. An artist who has been the key energy in giving Sami people back a belief in their culture. A belief that was close to be wiped out by the church and the ruling Scandinavian cultures.

[@annmariehere1]

I would like to lie down in the grass, look at the Clouds and listen to this. What a feeling to keep in the heart and soul !!

[@kibatsuki]

so beautiful, so close to nature
Everything is connected in this world may the animal spirits guide us saami throughout our lives

[@KAG9]

Hauntingly beautiful! Nils-Aslak was a true artist.

[@ZecaPinto1]

no the music is not forgotten. greetings from portugal

[@a.pviivi8235]

50years ago My parents knew him. I was in in hes cottage

[@6funswede]

Nils-Aslak Valkeapää will always be amazing and ahead of his time. Loved this posting!

[@a.pviivi8235]

Memory from past what lived. I was hes mökki 50 years ago. Memory does not gone

[@maaritkytola6111]

Älä koskaan luovu saamelaisuudestasi, jos se on osa elämääsi.Kiitos työstäsi Nils As
lak, se muistetaan.

[@a.pviivi8235]

Penskana näin hänet,hänen mökillä oltiin.6.2 Saameilaisille👍

[@hildegardkhelfa5358]

Not forgotten, beautiful! Greetings from Germany

[@a.pviivi8235]

Saamelaisten Day 6.2

[@stianthijsen4784]

pure epic audio-shamanism - love it!

[@extracoffeemug]

Wow! So peaceful!

[@6funswede]

@Pakanahymni, ahead of his time because of what sort of multi-talented artist he was. When I first heard his singing with synths (we´re talking early 1980´s) it was something new :-)

[@a.pviivi8235]

Memories comes our. 50 years ago i was hes cottage.

[@a.pviivi8235]

He was teacher in Kemijärvi

[@PanMakaron]

Thank you

[@kenneteriksson5284]

Tycker om dig, Hanna ❤

[@normalextra]

love

[@gr1mrea9er82]

The Sami culture is very beautiful in its different expression. Seems like all the aboriginal cultures have better attitudes and understanding about the environment, as well as better care for all the living beings in it, then what modern society provide us with.

[@sirkkuiso-tuisku9430]

Lars Grimstad yes, like respect versus greediness, this planet is almost destroyed by people, things are in contradiction, some of the people can see what has happened, there is promise of change, let's hope it's not coming too late.

[@a.pviivi8235]

6.2 kansallispäivä

[@evelynkuttig]

magnificent

[@Pakanahymni]

@6funswede
Ahead of his time with singing in ancient ways?

[@petergrandahl2386]

I have no doubt the Sami and Native Americans mingled at some point. We do know there were Vikings that traveled to America 500 years before Columbus but I have no doubt there were voyages before that. It is a fact that there were trade routs across the both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans but modern archeologists do not want to recognize it because it goes against their "theories" and there is too much ego involved. How did the Hawaiians and Tahitians get to those islands eons ago? A land bridge?