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This is nice. I'd love to know the origin. Is it Viking? Traditional music or modern. Graphic fits perfect. Thank You!

@@letsbettmontague9268 To elaborate: the song itself is from the Swedish film Ronja the robber's daughter (1984). Lyrics: Astrid Lindgren. Music: Björn Isfält. It has since then become increasingly popular and is now part of the Swedish national treasure. However, the way Jonna sings the song is quite older, she does a good job of interpreting a type Scandinavian traditional music that we know to be at least 300 years old (possibly much older). We don't know how Scandinavian music sounded in the Viking Era (people who say they know are fantazising): there are a few vague descriptions, some instruments that are quite old and some songs that seem quite old but not traceable 1000 years back. At best we can make educated guesses. In short: From a scholar point of view we can not say what viking era music is for sure. From a musical artist point of view we can experiment with old music styles and perhaps come closer to something (or at least make good music from old roots as Jonna does). It can be a great source for inspiration. From an RPG (role playing game) point of view this is damn good stuff for Viking fantasy (which, I believe, this channel is about). I hope this helped, and I hope you still enjoy the music.

I will if I could get instructions on how we can figure out all the rest

Hey, make a version of this song in German then it would be close to being part of the Germanic Tribes

Cool ! Thanks for the interpretation 🖤

Hearing that kinda reminds me of the tale of Beowulf of I remember correctly, people in a village keep dying at night so a group of men decide to stay up to find out why when they realize it's a monster that comes out of the lake that is behind the murders so they swear to slay the beast but it kills everyone in turn other than Beowulf, the only survivor. He slays the beast and mounts it's head in a tavern I believe but then the monster's mother finds out and attacks Beowulf and drags him into the lake where he fights it underwater.before killing it.(I don't remember fully, I read this tale a long while ago so please correct me if I'm wrong but this is the general story I remember)

Wow, thanks for sharing.

Damn it, I literally just started learning Spanish to understand Spanish asmr and now I also have to learn Swedish to understand viking songs. This world knows no chill for me lol

A hungry wolf and a parent warning the wolf to stay away from her child. Correct?

Tell me about it. 😔 I miss the old world that I once knew from when I was just a little girl way back then when the whole world made sense and everyone in half part of the world was sane and our country of America wasn't divided and broken up by war or who knows what else.

The pre-social media days we all miss.

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*laughs* Sweetie there was never a time where shit was mad nor will there ever be there will always be hell on earth, pain, world hunger, and all that you gotta open your eyes … everyone has got to open their eyes

❤

Wonderful!!!🌸❤️

What a lovely cozy picture you describe. There’s not much more cozy than watching a beloved animal sleep in safety. ❤

Me too ❤

It sounds beautiful

I am also native American and have a bit of nordic as well. I love songs that tell a story with a beautiful voice.

Same! I'm Native and Italian. My husband is Nordic. I love this so much! 🥰

It isn't that hard to learn, this is a language that is really similar to english in its form and gave numerous words to english. I would say it is the easiest nordic language you could learn and there is few books out there to learn if u ever want to keep doing it. I guess there is also professors out there and I really hope for you you will do it one day

That's great! I wish I would've learned the language from my grandparents.

My friend, I hope you feel better now. Just be stronger than your personal problems because you can, I absolutely know it! You will be a great, wonderful person and everything will be easy and clear, I sure :)

@jaci- elizabeth I am absolutely glad to know that somebody likes this music style. I love everything connected with a Nature because it is a beginning of all things and phenomenons. But the wildest (in good meaning of this word) nature is northern with its icy rivers, dark forests and emerald plains. This music helps me feel my being there

I know depression well. 🤔🤗

WE NEED NOT SEE the comment.. because we are called to it.. We stand in depressive solidarity..

@@user-hz9ld7zv8i what lovely supportive words there friend 💚🙌

You’ve just forgotten… we’re all that place.

We're all connected in the end brother.

Hiraeth...

Same for me....That's how I came to know the term "Hiraeth"

Exactly how I feel. And yes Hiraeth. A longing for a place you can't be or don't know. It is a Welsh word.

Thank you for the translation

Thank you for the translation! Love this song! Love the voice! I'm listening to this daily ❤

Jy is die bok

Sånt passar i varga magar That wasn't quite translated properly. "Such things are fit for wolves bellies" Is a more appropriate translation, I'm Norwegian and know Swedish as well. Otherwise the rest of it is fine I think, that one was the only thing i immediately noticed :)

Thank you very much🙏

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Don't be sad; we all yearn for that which we cannot remember: being held and sung to sleep.

@@christinebrown7545 wow thank you. You remind me of a mystical wizard... are you?

@@K_sawftie no, just a writer and an empath. : )

We all love you

@@josephsilkstone7535 damn Joseph. Gonna make me tear up. I love you too man

Sending lots of love your way, and may the serene melodies continue to accompany you on restful nights. 💖

I'm so sorry for your loss. Someone said, you never get over grief - you just learn to walk alongside it. Jag beklagar sorgen 🪻

@@AmbitiousDucks Thank you so much for your kind words of care and compassion. Today we planted a tree next to my wife's grave. She is buried in a Woodland Burial Ground in Kent. A place of Beauty and Serenity. You words you quoted are so true.

I’m so sorry for your loss , I hope this beautiful song comforts you a bit . Sending hugs from uk 🇬🇧

@@KatieViljoen-ry5bk Thank you so much.

Bless you..may your heart heal..and your children fill you until you are with her again.

Make sure when you go back to watch your back for the new Islamic enemies that have invaded your lands

That's so awesome!

That's like how it is when I'm in the old mining town of Sunnyside. I felt more like myself and felt more at home there out in the wilderness than I did in a house there.

Or at least it used to be because I don't live there anymore, unfortunately for me. 😔

I miss it and want to move back there because that place is my home it is also where my pet cats bone dust in a big brown box is buried right next to a smaller one underneath the hedgebush tree by the house living room window that has got a bird in it. Plus, a whole lot of memories that are both good and bad and happy and sad and bittersweet for me.

I'm so happy to hear it!

It's like our big bad wolf she's telling the wolf to stay away it's so beautiful

Me too, I be singing it in work all the time

The woman and I found this last night and WE fell asleep to it... Best sleep I've had in weeks!!!

Do you have the tizzy?

Thanks 😊 Love from Poland

I'm in the United States but I'm pulled towards Norway for I am a MCWHORTER where my bloodline started oh do I want to visit my cousin's and ancestors to fill in my Viking roots skol to my kin of my kin blood of my blood I do I hear the song of my wolvish bloodline

It was actually written by Astrid Lindgren in 1991, but it feels right at home in this weather and context as well 😆

@@quarterswitch536 Skol - Hail ODIN.

I'm Atreus that's my personal beliefs grew up Christian came out Wiccan SKol to all of kinsman

So cool!

Elle amadoue Le loup par l'amour La nature se fait charmer à son tour Et les loups la rejoints Les chevaux et les autres animaux Réagissent de la sorte Avdr 😇 Merci tu es devenu la préfèree

I call bulls*** but you know whatever knowadays just sick of seeing these types of comments

Definetly bullshit. Unless your name is Ronja Röverdotter.

@@sebastianfieldsend4914 its a kid's lullaby from Astrid Lindgren so no its not bs

Oh I definitly do, my eyes have a mind of their own And out of nowhere I'll start crying when I come across almost anything with vikings

Yes! But it’s not for no reason. 😉 This touches our souls & triggers our deep lineage 🐺✨

Oh Yea..... I wish to share my White Angel Husky. She passed this Holiday May. Her blue eyes and wild free spirit rule our souls waiting for our fate. For when we meet again...she will be the front line greeter. Chasing forward before Jesus standing behind her. We will follow her. She will lead us then.

Absolutely !It is the voice and the melody , brings me back ancestor feelings

No I wish I had the heart to cry at least once..I lost my compassion as a child. Now I cry from the heart. I bleed with not one tear . I cry in silence only to find myself alone without anyone to bring me comfort. Why has the child grown into a man with no heart... Now I am left with question..do I even have a soul?

Thank you. ❤️❤️

Translation to english kinda weird

The song comes from the Swedish film Ronja Rövardotter (Ronja The Robbers Daughter) from 1984, which is based on a book by Astrid Lindgren. Astrid Lindgren is most famous internationally with her Pippi Longstocking character, I believe.

Friend- you mixed up ä and å quite badly. There's a big difference and it makes this all look really strange 😅

Thank you sooooo much.

Super appropriate stated!

I saw the little people when I was a child. They were very sweet and different. As a child I just thought they were my little friends. I'd sit there by the tree in the woods while my dad was busy with chores. Everytime I would sit by the tree they would all the sudden show up. I didn't realize till I was an adult about what I had seen, I happen to find a very old book at a thrift store that has pictures of some of the good ones and the bad . God bless you and thank you for the music, it's a very sad story. I wonder why the mother wolf can't see her child. That's heart breaking. Thank you for sharing this with me. Take care everyone. ❤🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🌈🙏🏼🧡

@@krystalborgman What is the name of that book?!!!? I so want to know about the little fairies!

@@lesliegrenfell2242 idk but if you keep in contact with me , I'll will find it and tell you. I have jury duty for a couple days so, I have Facebook also. ✌😬

She definetely is ❤

Your comment is wonderful. So lovely. So true.

@@seekingrainbows don't! they'll betray u .... haha.

@@seekingrainbows Oh and yes very true btw ... haha.

Yeah less pounds and more freedom would be nice....

It calls mine, too, and all those who listen to it.

They sound very similar, and aurora does have a lullaby like it

Thank you for this translation.

thanks so much!

I appreciate you

@@bluemamba5317 This is not a one to one translation. It is slightly changed to work better in English

Thank you 🙏

beautifully described.

Title: Wolfenberg von stubeck The war cry of the wolf has silenced, the long, uphill battle ends. Hope now and expectation growing is with us.

Soon, but not too soon. Everyone. We are eternal. And you are not alone. Peace.

Knew who my Husband was,before I met him.He is Me and We are Everything!!!😘🦋😇

Your word's are my feelings, brought tears to my eyes. Thought I was alone in this battle for My family..Or what I call Loved....😇😇🦋

Oh! To stand b4 my companion,yet to meet to drop the sword ⚔️ to know all is peace ,warmth love now oh !,to see to love I am ready to lay down my weapons of walls and be held forever more in your arms husband hold rest my head be a women adored 😔😘

You're very welcome Charles !

I’m looking for a savage.

😂Hihihii 🐈‍⬛🧶😘

Savage 😊😊😊

Mine came in 1904! Anderson’s! Settled in the Lake Of The Woods, Minnesota area! Those were some badass people!!

The sharks still follow fishing boats in some places.

Mmmmmm dead minnows covered in red hot sauce in a can ....... haha, pardon, that's interesting.

Love from sweden 🇸🇪. You should visit :) Beautiful nature🌲⛄️ Do you know any swedish?🙏🏻

I'd love to visit. Maybe one day I can. One of my closest friends, has family there. Her maiden name is Rosengren.🤞💯💞

@@SushiCyberpunk it's too cold for me, super expensive food and gang crime is really bad nowadays.

@@SushiCyberpunk Sorry you don't know the reality of Sweden. We have 1-2 gang killings per day. For a small country that is a lot. And what good salaries are you talking about?

dude what kind of life are you living? Sounds like you have a time machine

No, just life as it should be lived. Some of us choose the good old ways. We earn what we need. Not wait with empty hands stretched out, cursing others for our lack. It is the true way.

I live somewhat the same life as all of you. Just from a different perspective because to me life is about perspective.

​@@marybender3241 couldn't have said it better myself

Yeah sorry about that one I feel kind of dumb The first one sounds stupid sorry about that

and may you be blessed yourself too

Same here.

Haha well I do specifically remember u being a dog person ...so go figure haha.

Yes.

Funny enough when I listen to tinetan Bell therapy music I feel like I am on a fresh tibetan mountain top with a cool breeze but a warming sun

May the soothing melodies carry you into the realm of dreams, guided by the wisdom of the Allfather Odin. May your sleep be blessed with tranquility and the echoes of ancient tales.

This isnt Actually a viking song, its a lullaby from a childrens book/movie. And the vikings were farmers and most likely lived somewhat generationally. Sharing is a big part of survival.

@@SwedishSalmonbox Yeah plus the fighting they DID do was almost all offensive, raping and pillaging and taking slaves. I wouldn't glorify that, it was pretty awful.

@@asterismos5451 Newsflash. Vikings didn't rape actually. It was seen as an EXTREME offense to do such a thing. Vikings respected women, elders and children a great deal. A good example of this is when some vikings walked into a big hall where there were children and elders, they were going to attack another viking in there. They stormed in and said "Women, children and elder out!" and BOTH parties, even the one that was gonna be attacked, waited for the women, elder and children to get out. Only then did they begin their fight. A woman had a right to leave or divorce her man if he harmed her, vikings did not rape. That is a myth made to make them seem a lot more evil than they were. This does ofc not mean they were perfect and didn't pillage and take slaves, they did. But they did not rape. If someone did, the other vikings would kill that man. /A Swede who studies Viking history.

@@SwedishSalmonbox oh right so actually the term "viking" refers to the warriors, not the other members of the community. Vikings would live with the communities that were mostly farmers, but they wouldn't tend to be farmers themselves, I don't think. I'm sure there are exceptions. Medieval Norse people then were mostly farmers, but vikings were not.

@@asterismos5451 Vikings: pillagers And Traders, anyone going oversea, i think it was refered to at that time. Though, Viking is more of a modern definition, thus its Kind of reasonable to include the farmers?

Same 😌

One of the songs you mentioned is actually called "byssan lull" :] I still listen to it to this day along with other songs like you mentioned. Nothing brings the same sense of security as that. Especially old versions of the songs are good, the newer ones never feel like they have the same charm for some reason.

@@leolion3323 Ah lol, it's hard to remember the names sometimes, especially when it's songs you grew up listening to because you never stopped to find out what they were named. Anyway thank you 👍

Haha aww

Thank you so much for posting the translation. It is not AT ALL what I had imagined the lullaby was saying...! Glad the poor wolf got a bit of food in the end...🙂

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Thank you to those who posted the lyrics. I love the balance between protection of the child and compassion for the hungry wolf. The world would be a kinder place if more people could hold this balance. ❤ Beautiful.

I'll post a comment in a bit with the lyrics adapted and translated to English

The wolf howls in the forest at night Unable to sleep Hunger tears at his wolven stomach Oh its cold in his den Oh Wolf Oh Wolf Do not come here You will never harm my child The wolf howls in the forest at night Howling of hunger and complaints I will give him a pigtail Food for wolven stomachs Oh Wolf, oh wolf, do not come here you will never harm my child