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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2008

Sofia & Anna - Rievssat (The Grouse)

The second song on their single "Du Calmmit". Rievssat means grouse (snow grouse) in the Sámi language.

Pictures are taken by me and show the coastal area of Finnmark, traditional Sea Sámi (mearrasámi) buildings, along with important Sámi sacrificial areas and places of myth.

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  • Vakker musikk og flotte bilder:-)

  • Giitu - takk :)

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  • Masá lei doarvái.... Easkka 10 00000 jagi geažes.

  • @solilive Dear and Dear ^^

  • This is one of my favorite songs when I'm sitting in the car, driving home to my dear Finnmark :-)

  • @Lappoid123 well, it might not be her native language, she could've learned it later. but she's still pretty good imo

  • är inte finnmark uppe i nor då?

  • @vellson Jag tror inte att Finnmark är en kommun överhuvudtaget utan ett fylke=län i Norge.

  • @karpov89 jag som trodde finnmarks kommun tillhörde lappland=norrland =)

  • Defend Saami land claims!! never give up!! be like a bull moose and charge them all off youre turf!!

  • First time I heard this song was at the swedish embassy in Washington DC, and I had this really sharp and strong longing for the north of sweden, where I grew up. I have listened to this song so many times over the years, and I find it as beautiful each time.

  • Ja det stämmer!

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