Their way of singing is called Joik, its a song genre the Sami are using, which is the indigenous people of Sweden, Norway and Finland, they live in the north of the countries ;) your welcome

playing this while people coming out in their houses on 2023

i never knew this was sung by an entirely female group!! makes it even more incredible; the amount of ranges present in this piece is stunning

I'm commenting so that anyone who likes this comment forces me to listen to this absolute masterpiece again!

Still the best opening of a Disney movie ever. I love this song, even before the movie! I’m glad that more people know about it now ^w^

After watching Frozen 2 trailer.

Ok I feel kinda proud to be norwegian right now. Not only that, my grandparents were Sami people which means I have Sami blood. This is so beautiful.

I love how they just kind of sway. Most choirs maintain a stiff posture but they’re moving softly with the sound.

YES! I’m Samí I remember singing this when I was young. Adults and older scandi folks would make the sounds of rain, wind, and snow. The chorus had a drum beat more consistent to a heart beat.

I spend 6 years trying to find what song was this

❄️Elsa was crowned in a very similar church in Frozen 1, amazing voices.

I imagine a royal coronation to this track. Or a wedding!

2023 and still not over this. Does anyone else hear the absolute BEAUTY of the raspy voice at

1:19

“She’s a little pitchy”

こういう文化ってすごい大切だと思う。透明で澄み切ってて綺麗ですごく好き。

Why does this song even so many years later feel so euphoric and empowering? Like a full body high...just me I guess?

when they sing this song in frozen 2, i'm cried and sing along with them

Na na na heyana

I’m so glad this song was used in Frozen 2 accurately, along with great Sámi representation within the Northuldra tribe.