Säkkijärven polkka / chor. Vera Lapitskaya

The Finnish folk dance Säkkijärven polkka was one of the pieces included into a big concert realised in collaboration between The Children's Cultural Center "Musikantit" and Helsinki Balalaika Orchestra. The director of the project: Suvi Nyström, the choreographer: Vera Lapitskaya, the conductor: Gennadi Klykov. The project was realised in November 2011 in Helsinki, Finland under the production of The Children's Cultural Center "Musikantit".

[@odonnell1218]

What Joseph Stalin sees in his nightmares

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😂😂😂

[@Avaarues]

True this

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Дядя, ты дурак?

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Смеется, глядя на вас и трубку курит

[@Omnianihilist]

*Manda a morir a cientos de miles por pedacito de tierra*

[@taistolaajamaki]

Voi hyvät hyssykät mikä ryhmä. kiitos.

[@hittimylly]

Sama

[@keyalpha1]

Most excellent performance.

[@jericoblazo2075]

Imma try dancing this with my comrade im deployed in iraq 😂😂😂

[@zoolkhan]

fun fact: the song only works _against_ ww2 russian landmines (it was used to jam them via radio).
It has not been tested against radical islamists.
Use with caution. Have a backup plan to disarm middle eastern IEDs.

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I was there.:) Kiitoksia!

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Отлично

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Se oli sieltä parhaasta päästä!!!!.

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Soviet army has left the chat

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И зашла вам всем в мозг

[@stephanietorres5679]

Awesome dance group!!

[@alexander1983a]

very nice dance :)

[@laowombat2264]

I like how the dance simulates the tracks falling off a BT-42 (GUP ref)

[@federicoserri1826]

And still going on unknown origins wheels

[@swadeshi6666]

That's the sound a self-propelled siege mortar hears before it's demise.

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💀

[@Avaarues]

😂

[@lucblin5302]

Very lovely, thank you so much,!!

[@FenriZz]

I luv this song

[@DekuandBakugou311]

Thank you

[@maraluciaduclosduclos7496]

Temos estas danças aqui no sul do Brasil pois há muitos finlandeses vivendo lá. Muito linda a dança. Magnífica!!

[@xksssdddz]

Eu fico impressionado que tenha br aqui

[@leozinkkj]

Finlandes é quem nasce na Finlândia, só porque a pessoa tem antepassados distantes que eram dessa terra, não significa que elas também sejam. 😂

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​@@leozinkkjNo?

[@SergeyIsinbaev]

Что то новое для меня - молодцы

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muy bueno

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Good stuff.

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Как и танцующие,эта мелодия --ВСЕГДА молодая!...

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Да!

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Ja

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Чего-то мне не хватило- наверное эмоций !

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Улыбок на лицах танцовщиц

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Красиво! 👍

[@finnishcanadian3375]

Super!

[@valkrav6708]

i do the kazotsky kick while this song playing.
wait, that's illegal.

[@Giovinezza2000]

POV: You are soviet soldier in 1939 and hear this song from distance.

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Goed werk)

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❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

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Onnea teille kaikille tanssioille

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普通にすこ

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Класс
Браво!!!!!!!!!!!

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:)

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Siinä flikat iloisesti karkeloi. Hienosti meni.

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Hienoa !

[@hyperactiveguy3289]

Nice

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Какие знакомые мотивы! Когда же россияне вспомнят, кто они такие и кто прародитель их культуры?!

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I'mma remix this because the internet

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….

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Вот кто виноват

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tiedostoa

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Девочки не слышат музыку ,......

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🍭

[@sciencetechnology9167]

Pollka means from Poland polonia :/)) 😂

[@prudencejackson2121]

Actually - no. :D Polka means "pole" (field), because it used to be dance on fields during summer fests. And it's from Czech. Trust me, I'm and artist and I'm from Poland :D

[@ZeLeninovoMasoveRizoto]

@@prudencejackson2121 while you're right about polka being originally Czech, it means "half" referring to the rhythm it was danced to.
Source: I'm Czech

[@ghosternz6109]

I dont know
Source: Im not polish nor czech nor finnish

[@sciencetechnology9167]

@@prudencejackson2121 pole not field it's a polonia.