Hi mate, thx for reacting it.. This song literally changed my entire life, true words. Im full into pagan stuff since first time I heard this anthem, truely a masterpiece for me... Faun=german, they sing in german (mostly😊) Eluveitie=swiss, sing in gealic.. (mostly😊😊) Btw: Gwydion fab Dôn is a magician, hero and trickster of Welsh mythology, appearing most prominently in the Fourth Branch of the Mabinogi, which focuses largely on his relationship with his young nephew, Lleu Llaw Gyffes. He also appears prominently in the Welsh Triads, the Book of Taliesin and the Stanzas of the Graves. Just in case ur intersted, and I do hope u are, here is another great Faun song to react: "GALDRA FEAT. LINDY-FAY HELLA OF WARDRUNA" As allways, stay safe and greetz from Germany

The band Faun is a german Neo Pagan/ Folk band, they sing indeed in german here (like most of the time). Eluveitie (spelled El-vay-tee) is a Folkish Melodic Deathmetal Band from Switzerland, he sings in ancient Welsh/ Gaelic language. The song is about Gwydion, a Sorcerer from welsh mythologie who has to fight a Daemon, so he summons the Trees to help him. Faun singing in the broad daylight while Gwydion is summening, Eluveitie is singing in the dark to represent the fight, later when they are singing together its in twighlight. Recommendations for Faun: Walpurgisnacht Federkleid

Please react to SALTATIO MORTIS " Finsterwacht " you will love it

Odin by Faun is also worth listening to

Well done for your reaction and thank you. My favorite band is Eluveitie (singer Fabienne Erni and Hans Glanzman) who mixes celtic folk and heavy metal extremely well. I invite you to watch their video: 1. Aidus kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdR2lpCguJ3IpmQ.htmlsi=EHY0Df7d-5eYnfJH 2. Rebirth kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpOghtRlsrDRqWw.htmlsi=72siYOHLsKOEBKdD 3. Exil of the gods kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qcBnjaZevpmbdI0.htmlsi=0EJNOkMrC0jW-IzB 4. Ategnatos kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eK1mmNFjvN-lo6s.htmlsi=YZJUaTCbI_gG4e00 5. King kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y6eRqriEqJzMd40.htmlsi=QdzW_TDJ2quHg2EB Best regards.

The Google Translator killed the band names with ease. In this interview the band starts with "Hallo, wir sind Faun..." (Hello, we are Faun): Faun - Interview (Crazy Clip TV 285) While Faun is pronounced typically German, with Eluveitie you have to know it. The band name is the oldest inscription for a Swiss tribe. This gives rise to the Latin name for Switzerland, Helvetia (surprise, it's a Swiss band). Eluveitie pronounces it like a mix of German and Latin. At 0:32 the band founder, mastermind and growler mentions the name of their own small festival: Eluveitie & Friends. The interview is about the relationship with the band In Extremo, which is neutral. The interview has nothing to offer in terms of content: Eluveitie Interview | Rock Palace The guy with the lute is Oliver “SaTyr” Pade and the founder of the German band Faun and the male singer. The band is characterized by many changes and Oliver is the only constant. The band is heavily oriented towards medieval music. If they use songs from other countries as templates, then you also use the corresponding language: FAUN - Federkleid (Official Video) Eluveitie has also had a lot of changes. It was founded by Christian "Chrigel" Glanzmann in 2002 as a studio project. None of the resulting live band is there anymore. Chrigel restarts the band and Anna Murphy becomes the female singer for 10 years. In 2016, a heated argument split the band and Fabienne Erni became the new female singer. They sign mainly in English, but older songs are also sung in the original language. The already recommended list is good, but Anna is missing: ELUVEITIE The Call Of The Mountains Live kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grWpbJB1tbqzj6s.html Anna makes today Prog Metal: CELLAR DARLING - Avalanche (OFFICIAL VIDEO) Her successor on the hurdy-gurdy also later separated from the band to form her own: LYRRE - Valley of Tears (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

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Check out Galdra by Faun. You'll love it. Also Tanz mit mir and Der Wilde Wasserman. Both by Faun.