You're right! Tarja's voice tone is just Beautifull and she sung in such a delicate way on Sleeping Sun... Amazing! Plus, she really has got such a humble atittude, specially towards classical music. Cheers! \m/ \m/

Yes right.

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I agree, 100% It still sends me to the moon after all these years.

@@dianarios4426 Just the moon ? I'm passing Pluto right now !!!! 💘

When I hear Tarja, I go beyond galaxies. She's wonderfull

@@brunainamonico3471 yes beyond time and space !!!!

Right.

You forgot to tell me. LOL ! She's fabulous and so are they, plus the warmth between all and the joy filled fun they're having.

Yes a album would be fantastic !!!!!

YES TO THIS!!!! Steve n Seaguls make her an album!!!!

@@rottenkreature1041 Would add to her vast brilliant diverse collection of albums !!! Would like to see Max in overalls playing the cello with the too !!! 💘💘💘

An album of Finnish tango and folk cover arrangements would be BRILLIANT. Tarja and the Gulls both get the old-school rustic romantic charm of that kind of music, and I'm 100% they'd blow our socks off.

TARJA is a precious gem for the world 💘

Of course

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They sound great together! I’d listen to this all day.

I will treasure this for ever !!! Just watched TARJA on Instagram chat say she has a huge announcement tomorrow 💘

@@larryzigler6812 the annoucement was the book or it is another one? 😮😯 A lot of surprises, I am loving it ❤️

@@isab.c.6702 It must be the book. In a few minutes I will be on the list. Bought tons of her stuff the past year. The least I can do to repay her for all the joy she gives me 💘

And dozens of other songs.

Right.

Beyond words, really 💘💘💘

Human doll with a voice from heaven. Now, since you mentioned Bregović, imagine her singing Ederlezi (or Đurđevdan in Serbian)?!?! I know, I`m dreaming (cose of the language and all) but we, her fans from Balkans would have gone mental out of pure joy!

@@AlenBacvanski No doubt she could pull it off. Have listened to her sing in 6 languages💖

Agree!!

I say it was quite a lot better than the original even. Amazing!

yep, this song has totally written for Tarjas amazing voice , very interesting version, proud to be Estonian and share culture with this magical land of Finland :)

Hello My husband is half Half Finish and we live here at Helsinki and i'm from Argentina;Tarja has been such an inspiration human being since My teenage just to Say thanks for everything That she helped with her voice to heal at those time;Thanks music Angel and many things more that i would love to share ..But how and when i can meet her?l!I LOVE Finland and all this scandinavisn forest such a beautifull country it is and She said the same of Argentina because she lived years there too. Wonderfull how music can inspire and exchange culture Made us understand how amazing is to Focus at the beautifull of life and one human family beyong any borders;Even in hard times like pandemia. With love 🌈🙏💖

Line of Duty?

Adom!

Exactly, a beautiful musical genius with a tender heart 💘

Don't know, but, if that's the case, they must have at least consider Hard Porn before that.

As far as I know it is a play of words on the name of Steven Seagal.All right, the Major proved me wrong and the Heavy Quiz of the Sauna revealed the true story: the name really and truly comes from the Seagulls.

Thank you 🇧🇷

Lot's of tears and smiles too 💘

@@larryzigler6812 Absolutely. Still the small town girl.

@@ImForwardlook Just watched a great Instagram chat with Steve`n`seagulls's she had today. She said she has a huge announcement tomorrow !!!!

@@larryzigler6812 Sounds interesting!

@@ImForwardlook I think that it's her first book.

It was beyond epic !!!

@@larryzigler6812 Definitely!

@@darkness_visible Was not ready for that exquisite ending !!!!

Hahaha! Yes!!

Airo (Finnish) = oar (English).

@@Aurinkohirvi Working with language history, I just wanted to mention the fun fact that Finnish 'airo' and English 'oar' are cognates and thus of course fundamentally the very same word - in this case it was borrowed into Proto-Finnic from Proto-Germanic (from original Proto-Germanic *airō), just like the Finnish words 'taika' (the English cognate being "token") and 'pelto' (the English cognate being "field", where the /p/ in Finnish shows that that loan occurred before the /p/ > /f/ shift happened in Germanic ('Grimm's Law')) etc. The forms are of course similar, so I assume that many Finns have noticed the similarity. I find the early language contact between the ancestors of the Finns and the ancestors of the modern Germanic peoples to be quite fascinating.

@@darkness_visible Another example of the nature of Finnish language as a deep freezer of Proto-Germanic words is *kuningas, Proto-Germanic *kuningaz, which evolved into German König, English king and Swedish kung later elsewhere. Finns still use the original word in almost the original form.

@@darkness_visible Yeah, you're right, I have a list of Proto-Germanic loanwords in Finnish. That's the early Iron Age. Obviously trade was well established: lots of trade and seafaring loanwords, domesticated animals and plants names, new ideas loanwords. Many of the words are still in use. I did not remember if "airo" was one of the words, but sure enough noticed the similar root though. I suppose if one studies Germanic or Finnic languages, this Proto-Germanic and Finnic contact is an important one, preserving so many loanwords. I'm not a linguist, and actually I have very little faith to paleolinguistics able to explain much about the prehistory. Having followed the linguists' discussion and attempts to explain prehistory, I see decades of continuous failures. And even now, when one is supposed to know more than in the previous decades, it's hard to find a fistful of linguists who agree. I see it this way: studying prehistory archeology and genetics are much more important ones. No offence meant. Linguistics use Proto-Germanic loanwords explaining the relations of Baltic Finnic languages (or dialects) during the Iron Age. Sure, that's an interesting topic. What I find even more interesting topic is the era of Nordic Bronze Age (aka Scandinavian Bronze Age) Culture. Also Finland's coasts and (despite the name) the Baltic Peninsula coasts were part of that culture. Suggested language for the Nordic Bronze Age Culture is Proto-Indo-European. However the Proto-Indo-European dialect group Finnic languages were in contact with, is the Indo-Iranian group, the Satem-languages! So apparently Baltic Peninsula and Finland saw a language change between late Bronze Age and early Iron Age.

Yeah, I said in my comment about UMLB that I would rather have heard her sing it with softer approach. Like her Christmas songs. I think it would have worked better with that kind of song. That being said, it wasn't bad with more classical vocals either, it had its good moments. Right, she likes to make fun and make people laugh. She does sometimes go all goofy.

@@Aurinkohirvi it was delightful.

Astounding " Finnish " indeed !!!!

TARJA'S fan base is the luckiest 💘

@@larryzigler6812 Yeap! Also agree! ❤️

Indeed !!!!!! Would be epic !!!!💘

Абсолютно согласен! Группа Nightwish без Тарьи Турунен просто жалкое зрелище!

She has aged well, to say the least !!!! 💘

She's in excellent fit. In a bit too excellent if you ask me. Wouldn't mind if she was a bit rounder, in eye candy sense. But she always said that she needs to be in good fit to be able to sing as she does.

Yeah, that's a proper title for this version!

That end was to die for !!!!!!! 💖💖💖💖