Sacred Spirit - Ly o Lay Ale Loya



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thank you for your ... ( 1 month ago by 1ordas)
thank you for your answer, in fact my question was addressed to Pitoraq, saying that this is finno-ugric song, and i wanted to know more about its origin, but sometimes youtube posts the replies elsewhere than I write them.
cheers
Yoik = Saami people ... ( 1 month ago by Pitoraq)
Yoik = Saami people
Saami are Finno ugric people
The man singing is ... ( 4 weeks ago by Lappoid123)
The man singing is no native american but Terje Tretnes from Karasjok, a known norwegian Sami joiker singing the joik "Normo Jovnna". It appears Virgin records made an artificial native american song, using his voice without the joikers permission, somehow the recording came from a dutch TV channel interviewing Terje Tretnes to Virgin records. The joik is so old that nobody knows its authour so its difficult to have an copyright issue.
This is not native ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
This is not native American chanting, but the 'joik' of Europe's last indigenous population, the Sámi people (aka Laplanders). The man joiking is from Kárášjohka in northern Norway. The Sámi joik is Europe's oldest surviving vocal tradition.
Virigin Record is facing litigation for copyright violation. They have used the music without the singer's permission, and falsely portrayed it as native American.
did u know that ... ( 3 weeks ago by Vannymfen)
did u know that they are speculating if the sami people, the native americans (indians), the finnish, sibirians and the hungarian people were in a simular culture for thousands of years ago;) thats really interessting, because their culture as u can see are not so different;)
For another version ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
For another version with Sámi lyrics look for "Normo Jovnna" by AIGI (Aigitheband on YouTube).
Indian chanting and ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
Indian chanting and Sámi joik is quite distinct. It is funny you Americans can't tell the difference.
this is the ... ( 3 weeks ago by 1ordas)
this is the information i needed, thank you a lot...by the way i have been in a part of Lapland (Kiruna), I like the Sami people.
cheers
Do you know the ... ( 3 weeks ago by robbiro7)
Do you know the meaing of "Ly-o-lay-ale loya"??
"Ly-o-lay-ale loya" ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
"Ly-o-lay-ale loya" may or may not have a meening. But the singer does not speak any native American language, as far as i know. The yoik means what you want it to mean. The lysrics (dajahusat) has been removed by Virgin to hide the origin of the recording (Northern Scandinavia, not America). The original title is 'Normo Jovnna Luohti' which means 'John Normo's yoik'. It is in memory of a man with that name. You can find the full yoik on youTube if you search for AIGI (Aigitheband).
OK I'm confused ... ( 3 weeks ago by soheiljerusalem)
OK I'm confused then.If this is not native American language,then which language is it then?
The lyrics is ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
The lyrics is removed but was in the northern Sámi language. Look up "Sami languages" on Wikipedia. The lyrics started by "Garra lei mu Jovnna..." which rougly means "my John was a hard man..." This yoik is in memory of a man named John Normo. Here you only get to hear the pentatonic chant of the yoik, not the verse. It is difficult to translate what "Ly-o-lay-ale loya" means, but it is not native American language. (I'm running out of space, so I make a second post.)
The yoik is Europes ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
The yoik is Europes oldest vocal tradition. It is used to memorize persons and places, and was also an important part of the Sámi people's shamanistic religon (replaced by Christianity around 1850 or so). According to traditional belief, the yoik is not about a person, the yoik becomes the person. When a sámi yoiks, the presence of the person or place being yoiked can be felt. That is how it serves to keep memories alive. Yoiks were prosecuted as sorcery for a very long period.
Thus, if you close ... ( 3 weeks ago by sturlamolden)
Thus, if you close your eyes and listen, you should feel what the man John Normo was like, and feel his presence in the room.
A completely different use of yoik, was that of Sámi shamans (the 'noaidi') to enter trance. When in trance, the spirit of the shaman would leve his body and travel to distant places or the underworld ('Saivo'). In Saivo, the shaman could negotiate with the divine spirits to heal the sick or wounded, and find out which offering they demanded in return.
Interesting.... ( 2 weeks ago by soheiljerusalem)
Interesting....
Thanks a lot for ... ( 2 weeks ago by soheiljerusalem)
Thanks a lot for such interesting information...
Beautiful! ( 2 weeks ago by mariissss)
Beautiful!
Tanyan - yahi - ... ( 1 week ago by zwecklos23)
Tanyan - yahi - yelo!!
"Let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children." tatanka iyotake
this is from a ... ( 1 week ago by sesshomaruyaoi)
this is from a native american cd that i have and it is a native be cause we plat it at our pow wows that i go to
STUPENDA!!!!!!!! ( 1 week ago by cisaraunome)
STUPENDA!!!!!!!!
good song! ( 1 week ago by russianchick57)
good song!
Finno-Ugric Song ! ( 6 days ago by fIRBN)
Finno-Ugric Song !
Not finno-ugric ... ( 4 days ago by Lappoid123)
Not finno-ugric song, but Sami joik, no other finnic-ugric culture have this particular tradition.
How long are the ... ( 1 day ago by bascarola)
How long are the english going to remain in America? This is sacred land, not a place for holydays of rooten souls. The spirit of the true americans, the natives, keeps waiting for justice. Go back home.




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