Yes. You freaking legend. Me too bro

Saaaaame

How about concrete landscapes?

That's what this is faroe?

Indeed

I followed Ragnar Lothbrok and Utred Ragnarsson into battle to this song

Facts

Jajajajajajaja I agree❤️🖤

*Amon Amarth enters the stage*

So you like manowar too?

Ich auch / me too ❤

Same

It's a funny thing, but my husband who's Norwegian, he doesn't like her music @ all. I know, so sad. At least i can enjoy. :-)

Not creepy, but haunting.

How is it creepy ?

I was wondering exactly about that: "it looks Icelandic but there's something different about it" - so thanks for explaining :-)

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7p5ZbZylq6qk3k.html

White DeVile i am from faroe island and der is not dat mutch a difrend but der is a big digreand i omderstand a litel islandish

White DeVile yes indeed

Faroese? 😶

Not all who know the deep mist of uncertainty are witches - some are scientists and better if they know how careful they must be when walking near the cliffs in the mist!

James Kohler meh she's a witch

For sure she is one of us!

So mote it Be?

Maikati Daeba 🌱⛆🔥🌪

A blood trail 😊

You should check out A Tergo Lupi, too. I find them similar to Wardruna, and Kominn Heim is an excellent song to start with.

There's no god.. stop feeding your false beliefs

Yesssssss same here haha Munknorr is great too 🤘⛩️🌿

Thanks to SKÁLD too, they lead me here :)

Great

while some songs have english lyrics in description, chad Eivør simply made an english version of the song. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9R-eq58xNraZGg.html

@@user-ch1qv4qk4z It isn't the same song.

Thank you so much for the translation,for me it`s the best way,when someone does it where the song is 🙂

❤

HellCat I have already 😂

I've been listening to this song on repeat since I discovered it, last night. It was one of those rare moments, when KZfaq actually recommends me a gem. It happened before with the band called Rome. The start was this song, now I am searching information about Faroe Islands and putting it on my absolute must bucket list. I went so nuts, at the point where I am planning to learn the language too, one day. I don't think I've ever heard anything more beautiful. It's like elvish.

HellCat same here! This was the bESt random discovery!!

random discovery here too. I listen to it on repeat about 12 times before I go to bed. XD

me toooooo

Mystibolism

Quickly becoming one of my favorites. She triggers old memories

True

She & most of the Nordic Singers-Song writers & musicians have impressions of their ancestral Naturism, reflected in their modern performances.

she must be a soul group. that is why we find her to be so goddess-like

Eivor, into the mist. Official version.

@@kattagatcitymanagersoffice1370 English version, not official :-)

tell eivor i have the answer uia aiu o with love and peace i have the answer for her pain

who are you kid gaza why are you listening this song 4 hours think about and write back i cry when i hear her pain and read your words piece

i’m 4 years late to the party. damn!

same here

AnestheticAlien same here lol XD

same

AnestheticAlien same, before this song i didnt even know faroese existed

yeah same

😂😂😂😂👍

Hahaha

what grow on your garden?

🤣🤣🤣

love it!

try the English version as well ⛈

​@@watch-Dominion-2018ця версія більш колоритна

Do you think Odin exists?

@@nirou6054 Who cares? We are all Odin. Real religions are not about being a slave and obeying the Caesar or "the king". It is a journey into your own soul. You are Odin. You are Jesus. You are Gilgamesh. Mythology is a thought simulation so we can explore different aspects of ourselves. Aspects that are too painful to explore in reality. Or impossible. Let Icarus try the wings. Let us learn from his mistakes from the safety of our living room. In the end, the lesson we learned is what matters. If Icarus was a real person or not..... not so much.

Who cares? I do. I care if people tread religion as a tool for mental development, or if they are taking it literally. This is why i asked if he/she believes in the actual, physical existence of Odin. And no, we are not all Jesus. The abrahamitic religions are very much supposed to be understood in a most literal way, which i consider problematic. It would be really weird to me if one discards one silly god figure, just to exchange it for another .. a little bit like Leah Remini, who left Scientology, only to "find" Christianity ..

@@nirou6054 Religion IS a tool for mental (and social) development. Mythology is mythology. And every country in the world has one. I am from Greece, so we have a rich mythology also. But from the moment you take the "mental step" and you decide to see it as "reality", and turn mythology into religion, then your reasons are social. Democracy vs Theocracy. Human rights vs Divine Plans.... But this is not mythology's fault. It is the view of the individual. Christ, Zeus, Odin, Xenu..... it doesnt matter. You "follow" whoever agrees with the beliefs that you already have. All these guys are the personifications of the ideas that you already have. But if you like democracy, humanitarianism and human rights, you dont need to hide behind some "holy guy". If i am misogynistic, i will find the idea of the woman made as a servant of man, "from his rib", nice and "true". If i am not, i will find the idea stupid, and i will move on

@@nirou6054 ultimately religions were invented partially as a tool through which various peoples understood the world, as a tool to maintain a hierarchy, as a tool to help support people in life, etc. Religions have a purpose and whether one likes it or not they fulfill a specific niche that is important for humans and almost impossible to avoid. If that niche is not filled by say Christianity or paganism, then it will be filled with something else. Sometimes it can be replaced with something good such as humanism, sometimes it can be replaced with something bad like fascism. Ultimately one "faith" will triumph and become dominant, we must all hope that it is not to the detriment of the individual. Fundamentally religions such as the old pagan ones and Christianity serve as a stabilising mechanism. There may be something more than what we experience here on earth, but no religion has any way of knowing what that is, and thus they must have another purpose based on how prevalent they are.

I feel exacly the same ,because of this song i bought tickets on her concert in this year. This was my first bought tickets, I'm so happy :D

@@neisti4481 Wow, great, I hope one day I can go to a concert of this song too.

So magyar is

LoveAge Agreed. I am trying to understand French by songs. :)))

YESYESYES

Hey that's how I'm learning Faroese too!

@@linhhellangel3605 bon courage 💪

@Jason Larsen I´m swedish and have no problem reading both norweigan and danish. Some words are unique to our languages but usually pretty easy to figure out what they mean. A bit more tricky is that a few words are spelled the same but have a completely different meaning in our languages. Rolig means fun i swedish but calm in danish for instance. When it comes to spoken language Norweigan is very easy for me to understand. The intonation is a bit different but it almost feels like a dialect of the same language. Spoken danish is harder for me. The intonation feels more different and they also have a tendency to not pronounce the whole words. In the area around Copenhagen they speak a pretty "clean" version that I usually understand, and vice versa. But in other parts of Denmark I sometimes have to resort to english. I recently went to Iceland and it was fascinating on so many levels. The language feels very familiar - like you really should understand what they are saying but don´t. Shorter things like road signs and menus I could usually figure out, but understanding a longer text like a newspaper-article was hard.

baldur knutsen We already had a amazing Diversity, i don't know what BS the politicians talk about lack of Diversity... Europe is the most diverse continent on earth. USA pop-culture ruined our awareness of it.

baldur knutsen sadly im not comming very often

Are you muslim??

Are you kidding? diversity dasn't mean multikulti

baldur knutsen I hoped you would see where i was coming from with my statement. Politicians are pushing foreign and incompatible culture on us in the name of "Diversity" We need Diversity.. It doesn't make sense because we amwas already diverse 200 years ago, 800 years ago and so on.. So basically it's not culture they are talking about, because that is what we have and lot of it, we aren't diverse enough in color, oddly enough we are the racist's.

My brother went to her show yesterday, he said she was amazing. Heilung right after too. What a luck to live in a country where these artists perform! It must have been so nice!

Man I bet that show was something to behold. Where did you see them? I wanna go so bad

Where? You are lucky!

Yeah, saw Lili Rrefrain, Eivor and Heilung last weekend in Glasgow, Scotland. It was one of the best music experiences of my life. An almost magical evening.

I've been to her concert in 2022 for the first time. She and her band is really giving it all, I got the feeling they now their stuff very well. Before the concert I had listen to her for a couple of years at YT. I got such a big dose of Eivor after that concert, it went several months before I did listen in at YT again:)

your avatar fits you comment so well

Ah, delightfully similar to Norwegian dialects. To think that Faroese and Islandic is almost the same as the roots of the Norwegian dialect, it almost feels magical to listen to these languages, and read them.

monocerotos What Norwegian dialects? Just out of curiosity. Jeg lærer meg norsk.

its faroese noth norse 🙂lea d closest to old west norse

Orkney Norn: Favor i ir i chimrie, / Helleur ir i nam thite, gilla cosdum thite cumma, / veya thine mota vara gort o yurn sinna gort i chimrie, / ga vus da on da dalight brow vora Firgive vus sinna vora / sin vee Firgive sindara mutha vus, lyv vus ye i tumtation, / min delivera vus fro olt ilt. Amen. Shetland Norn: Fyvor or er i Chimeri. / Halaght vara nam dit. La Konungdum din cumma. / La vill din vera guerde i vrildin sindaeri chimeri. / Gav vus dagh u dagloght brau. Forgive sindorwara / sin vi forgiva gem ao sinda gainst wus. Lia wus ikè o vera tempa, / but delivra wus fro adlu idlu. [For do i ir Kongungdum, u puri, u glori.] Amen. Old West Norse: Faþer vár es ert í himenríki, / verði nafn þitt hæilagt Til kome ríke þitt, / værði vili þin sva a iarðu sem í himnum. / Gef oss í dag brauð vort dagligt Ok fyr gefþu oss synþer órar, / sem vér fyr gefom þeim er viþ oss hafa misgert Leiðd oss eigi í freistni, / heldr leys þv oss frá ollu illu. Amen. Faroese Faðir vár, tú sum ert í himlinum. / Heilagt verði navnið títt. Komi ríkið títt. / Verði vilji tín, so sum á himli, so á jørð. / Gev okkum í dag okkara dagliga breyð. Fyrigev okkum syndir okkara, / so sum vit eisini fyrigeva teimum, ið móti okkum synda. Leið okkum ikki í freistingar, / men frels okkum frá tí illa. [Tí at títt er ríkið, valdið og heiðurin um aldur og allar ævir.] Amen. Icelandic Faðir vor, þú sem ert á himnum. / Helgist þitt nafn, til komi þitt ríki, / verði þinn vilji, svo á jörðu sem á himni. / Gef oss í dag vort daglegt brauð. Fyrirgef oss vorar skuldir, / svo sem vér og fyrirgefum vorum skuldunautum. Og eigi leið þú oss í freistni, / heldur frelsa oss frá illu. [Því að þitt er ríkið, mátturinn og dýrðin að eilífu.] Amen. Norwegian (Landsmål 1920, present-day Nynorsk) Fader vár, du som er i himmelen! / Lat namnet ditt helgast; lat riket ditt koma; / lat viljen din ráda pá jordi som i himmelen; gjev oss i dag várt daglege brød; / og forlat oss vár skuld, som me og forlet váre skuldmenn; og før oss ikkje ut i freisting; / men frels oss frå det vonde. For riket er ditt, og magti og æra i all æva! Amen Norwegian (Nynorsk 1978/85) Fader vår, du som er i himmelen! / Lat namnet ditt helgast. Lat riket ditt koma. / Lat viljen din råda på jorda så som i himmelen. / Gjev oss i dag vårt daglege brød. Forlat vår skuld, / som vi òg forlèt våre skuldmenn. Før oss ikkje ut i freisting, / men frels oss frå det vonde. [For riket er ditt, og makta og æra i all æve.] Amen. Norwegian (Nynorsk 2011)[18] Vår far i himmelen! / Lat namnet ditt helgast. Lat riket ditt koma. / Lat viljen din råda på jorda slik som i himmelen. / Gjev oss i dag vårt daglege brød, og tilgjev oss vår skuld, / slik vi òg tilgjev våre skuldnarar. Og lat oss ikkje koma i freisting, / men frels oss frå det vonde. [For riket er ditt, og makta og æra i all æve.] Amen. A Shetland "guddick" (riddle) in Norn, which Jakob Jakobsen heard told on Unst, the northernmost island in Shetland, in the 1890s. The same riddle is also known from the Faroe Islands, Norway, Iceland, and a variation also occurs in England.

I thought "death" would be something like "død" or "døder".

Wonderfully said! I also feel the same way.

Also, kittens hahahahahaha

Listen to Reida by Danheim. I'm sure you're gonna love it.

@@huge-s Yes Reida!!

Make your own meaning. One who is faithless is bound to be lost.

Yep, i'm a Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hendrix..etc.. type of person. This song is just amazing!

Yeah I don't listen to music at all but god damn this woman sings good

btw, there's a metal cover to this song by Ignea (actually this is what brought me here!)

There must be something about this music. I've listened to old school thrash since the 80s and I love this. I put it on for my 22 year old son who is a big fan of black metal and he was all, "Yeah, this is on my playlist."

I am too a heavy metal lover and feel the same. Probably because of the dark atmosphere and low beats, like a doom metal somehow resemblance 🤔

I like driving through a neighborhood when the bass is dropping.

I'm so proud of you and this makes me so happy. I too live in America, and if I drove, I would do the same.

All music is real music though

@@bustin9549 So many people lack attention from others or have some hidden psychological issues that they have to resort to turning music loud in their cars to make some stranger turn their head to them. See a specialist.

Well done

I know right I see it even more as psychic🖤

Magic of Devil at its finest

Cringe

@@juli8vdberg562 devil suxx like hell. God is cooler!

@@bushwalker6214 shut up

Helal sana kardeşim, Türkler her yerde gerçekten de :)

harbiden her yerde anasını satayım

bugün konseri var kimler geliyor

Nerde konseri

Türk arıyordum 🙋‍♂️🇹🇷

Eruan Cook Because that's not what "the mass" wants to hear. And if they did it wouldn't be such an amazing find!

Ephagon fra Østerrike Very true!!

***** Thank you! :) Have a nice day!

Actually, her live video by the statue of Trollabundin got like millions of views when someone shared it on Facebook but I doubt anyone looked her up afterwards because it's Facebook...

best remark i have heard in some time. you are my hero of the day!!!! all the best. a friend from Norway.

No truer words have been written

We do actually have northern lights on the Faroe Islands, but I'd say it is quite rare.

@@ingweingweron3135 They will be around more then you realise, but will be too dim for you to see with your naked eye most of the time. A DSLR exposure of 10s will bring them out.

does alaska count :)

I grew up in Missouri but I'm still like this 😂

a pistol dont kill people people kill people. song dont make u a witch u are a witch lol

Eivor is truly a wonderful witch :)

We are all witches lol 😈

I Eidor this.

Yorumlarda Türk birine rastlayacağımı düşünmezdim ❤️💜

🌸

[ that's what most of us, non-native-english-speakers did when we were kids and teens when all western music was already available but had no clue what they were about then :D :) ]

I'd normally agree but being Faroese and able to relate to the subject matter of this song I'd say that would be tough in this specific case.

I'm sorry I mean no offense but this is the whitest comment I've ever read.

@@jakesanchez6621 anytime someone starts a sentence off with I don't mean any offense, everyone knows they absolutely do. You posted to be a douche and make yourself feel better and draw attention to yourself. 👏 Am I offended? No.... I'm laughing because your comment is so ignorant it's funny. Thanks Jake!

@@jakesanchez6621 I think I know what you mean. There are far too many people who broadcast their inner spiritual lives like they announce their recent Starbucks coffee purchase. OTOH, the mainstream religious and scientific outlooks on life have made it challenging for those of us who have spiritual paths that don't fully align with what's considered orthodox or acceptable. So some people overcompensate by trying to make non-mainstream spiritual paths trendy by talking about their own path all the time. And yeah, it does tend to be a pattern amongst the Caucasian/white demographic to a point where I have to roll my eyes. It's kind of embarrassing, because such talk seems to cheapen the walk. I feel the same way about mainstream religion. If you have particular leanings, that's fine. Just quit yammering about it and let what you do speak for itself. But then, that's my view.

@@a.katherinesuetterlin3028 people like this only talk loudly about their spirituality because they're desperately hoping for someone to validate their experiences, usually due to a non-spiritual upbringing.

@@jakesanchez6621 Yeah, that's very true. I know I went through a phase like that in the beginning, where I wanted others to talk to, to make sure I wasn't the only one. And that was me transitioning from Xian to what I am now. But I also know that not everyone is into the same stuff I'm into, and sometimes, ya gotta walk parts of your path alone, to really understand yourself better. And how can you do that if you're constantly seeking external validation? Sometimes "hermit mode" is the best way to learn.

> Maybe I'll put the song on my alarm clock I did smth like a year ago - it's the best alarm I've so far

I’ve been using one of her songs as an alarm clock (verd mín) and waking up it’s like a wild magical experience

Definitely has a metal vibe to it. Love it.

There's a metal version of it! Ignea made one recently, look it up. They brought me here!

@@timvancaelenberge7849 who's ignea?

@@pajtim9079 A band. They deserve attention because they are good at what they do.

@@timvancaelenberge7849 I'll check 'em out

Giselle Hellsing yo hablo) amo esta canción :3

Yo :3

Saludos desde Colombia.

!La música originaria europea es genial! Saludos cordiales desde Venezuela 👋🇻🇪

☺☺☺ yooo

Dankeschön für die Übersetzung! Das Lied ist super! Aber der Text erinnert mir das Gedicht von Herman Hesse "Im Nebel".

Welche sprache ist das :0

@@Luzifeine Färöisch (DE) / Føroyskt (FO) / Faroese (EN) / Faroëes (AF) :)

Vielen Dank!

yeah cheers

its a copy from MADONNA - frozen

Similar video but very different songs. Also the topographical places are different.

Which is a rip off from Garden of Allah in which starred Marlene Dietrich.

Gonzalo Arvietti not a copy a homage.

+Trey No, word homage works only for Madonut. She does tributes, reinventions, changes imaginery into art, she's inspired. Everyone else is just a rip off, reductive copy, plagiarism. of Mummydonna of course, not the originator. Every Madinosaur fan will tell you that. Maybe not this gonzalo, as this troll account is already inactive, but maybe will respond from another 100th account.

Ayn

mantıklı

Aynı şey Türklerde de var. (bkz: kargyraa)

Türk görmek rahatlattı şarkıdan korkmuştum da biraz söxksöckcçclcövlv

Same.

@Ad Lockhorst I like Sia version the best.

Robert Alex salutare. 😁

Romani care asculta asa ceva? Exista speranta :o

Vine vine :D

Stop cutting onions during an earthquake! :( I jest. I understand exactly how you feel - her music is indescribable.

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dont be shy show us your witchy playlist please 🙏🙏

Nothing lemme make it public real quick but search up Bewitching Intentions on Spotify. My username on there is mynhierk