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Metallimuusikon uran perustana joiku ja saamen kieli – aloitti uransa Levillä joikaajana

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Lahtelaisen metallimuusikko Jonne Järvelän Korpiklaani-yhtye tunnetaan ympäri maailmaa, mutta suositun muusikon uran taustalla ovat joiku ja saamen kieli. Matka Etelä-Suomesta Lappiin ja sen kautta maailmalle alkoi sattumalta.

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Rakastan Jonnen haastatteluja niin paljon! Hän puhuu aina niin vilpittömästi. Kiitos, suuri muusikko, suomen kielen popularisoinnista maailmalla!❤ The North has always been something primordial and mysterious for me.For some reason, when I look at a photo of northern nature, my soul trembles, and this is the most delightful feeling. I agree with Jonne, it is nature that gives strength, inspiration, comfort and, like an affectionate mother, will always embrace and understand her child, a person. What a pity, I wanted to visit Lapland so much, this is my dream, but the corona ruined all my plans.

Jonne, you are a man of an amazing destiny! Thank you for sharing this article. It's really interesting to know some tiny circumstances of Korpiklaani's and your own personal history ☺️

I loved you in Korn

This is a great photo, Jonne!

Tuoppi oltta sille🍻

💝

Hieno haastattelu sinusta

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Su ohppe dovdat Shamaani Duos – Ainge Jonne Järvelä musihkas vuhtto sápmelašvuohta ja luohti

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Lahtilaš metállamusihkkár Jonne Järvelä lea dovddus miehtá máilmmi su Korpiklaani-joavkkus, muhto meneštumi duogážis lea juoigan ja sámegiella. Fárren Mátta-Suomas Sápmái rievdadii su eallima ja váikkuha ainge su musihkkii.

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I do not know the Sami language, but I understand something in Finnish and I love this beautiful language incredibly. He is so unusual, lively, special... It changes all the time. There are many dialects in the Finnish language. Like the Russian language, it is very imaginative and sensual. The Sami are the indigenous inhabitants of Suomi, the inhabitants of the ancient culture. It seems to me that the Lapland land itself smells of thousands of years of legends and myths, fairy tales. Thank you to Jonnе for once again remembering Maaren Aikio, one of the best singers in Finland. Ensirakkaus on aina jotain uskomatonta ja siksi on hienoa, ettei Jonne unohtanut ensimmäistä vaimoaan. Se on hyvin tärkeää. Maaren pysyy sydämissämme ikuisesti.❤️

Hi from Turkey.Your music is like the river,feel comfortable,enthusiasm,great your job.

João está a cuspir fatos

Kyllä oli sinulta, Jonne Järvelä, taas niin sympaattinen ja mielenkiintoinen radioesiintyminen🙂💕. Voi kun tällaista kuulisi enemmänkin!😍

Mun vehás velá ibmirdan sámigiella! 🙂 Aika hyvin vielä sain selvää, vaikka pohjoissaamen opiskeluvuosista onkin jo reippaasti yli kymmenen vuotta aikaa! 😃

Is'n't it Tuntsayoki river?

Åk samma på finska🤪

Beautiful language. Too bad it doesn’t work to translate with google translator 🙂

🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

Tänään, Kauno ja Jauno ovat enimmäkseen ajatelleet, että minun pitäisi käyttää Google-kääntäjää

What ?🙃

🇧🇷👏🇧🇷👏🤜🤛🤜🤛🤜🤛🤜🤛🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

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As a native Sami speaker I feel that I have to make a rough summary for you all (please, feel free to correct me if I am wrong anywhere)! : It's the story of Jonne, in short. When Jonne was 18, he moved to Rovaniemi thanks to a friend. The intention was to visit, but he ended up staying. Shortly after he met his future wife there, Maaren Aikio, who was studying music. She had sometimes yoiking concerts there, and thus ended up inviting Jonne to play guitar with her. That's how they started playing together and became a well-known duo, and they fell in love. Maaren's father then taught Jonne how to yoik! A laplander who owned a Levi hotel noticed them and invited them to play there, and they ended up playing every night during the best tourist season. Their fame grew even more. In 1995 their son Jommi was born, and they also released the first album Hunka Lunka. They were on TV, and had concerts now in Sweden too. Life in Northern-Lapland was different, but Jonne had a great time. Even though the couple split up, Jonne and the Aikios still had good connection, to this day. Jonne himself says "Even though people split up, connections remain". The son, Jommi, also makes music now in English, mixing new age and metal music. "Jommi might have forgotten the Sami language, but it might still be there, too", comments Jonne. Jonne is not Sami and yet has yoiked and sung in Sami, but his intentions are of good spirit; he was not in Lapland to take from the Samis. It is important for him that there are Sami musicians, and some musician has always been in the music-making process, making sure the music is authentic and correct. At the end of the 90s, the family of three moved south, but Aikio didn't like it there so much. Jonne also tried other activities, but quickly realised that the will to play music was too strong, so "fuck it, I'm gonna continue with music" and so he picked up musicians to join him. That's how sami metal band Shaman was born. They released two albums, Ija (1999, lit. Night) and Shamaniac (2002). As Jonne didn't fully learn Sami in Inari, with help from Nina Nuorgam, he could do the vocals in Sami. After those two albums, the band signed a worldwide recording agreement, and from that point the band changed name to Korpiklaani and began making music in English and Finnish. Jonne still wishes and is open to make music in Sami, if he gets some Sami musicians to join him.

László Molnár, Van-e hal fivérem?

Löytyykö suomenkielinen versio?

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