"Í Noreg búðu raskir menn" - Faroese Traditional Song 

Harald made the first communist kingdom confirmed?

@@helveticaimproper4191 land taxes aren’t communism

@@helveticaimproper4191 Considering there was no promise of redistributing any of it. I'd call him a tyrant of his time, but mostly for cutting the hands and feets of people who didn't like him

Interesant Hei igjen forresten

@@shawdo3846 hej hej ;)

Clear sky after fresh rain

Perfect description

Lol

Jaja, dei er så gjilde. Så kem bryr seg :)

They got off scot free

You owe us 1000 years peace☮️✌️

Should add up to a grand total of one pint, altogether.

Loll

Yeah, quite a few Faroese Kvaedi reuse refrains from more popular ones. This refrain, if you look at what it means, is pretty generic so it was reused in its entirety.

Also saves the singers having to learn more refrains if the song just uses one they already know

Thanks to the Icelanders, we do have quite a view into the old times. So much in fact as parts of it get rebuilt again.

Well it is the same melody, and even the same refrain: "Glymur dansur í høll, dans sláið í ring! Glaðir ríða Noregsmenn til Hildarting."

Only it's far shorter than the original. Ship exists, Bowman comes and agrees to join, Jarl Eirik almost dies, Bowman's bow is shot and Olaf Tryggvason learns that his tale's at the end. :-)

Virelai's version of Sidsel Videlvand never gets old

Ramund den unge is also a known song i færøerne, :DD

@The Kingdom of Fredomia 🤝

Or Sang til Jomfru Maria🔥

Not overlooked in the Faroes. We are very fond of old danish ballads, such as Stærke Tidrik and Kong Hans etc.

Yes yes some sound the same because they sing after known refrains like this one heres a refrain from gátu ríma, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EXBzheX36Ys.html that is also used in Kópakvæði it translates to. "Here its good to dance, the room is new, knitting needles are made of steel, the roof is of lead here its good to dance"

Have you ever heard Spanish songs? They all sounds identical, no matter what they sing about

And glory to you, my brothers 🇺🇦 I know it’ll all be okay, we will win at last. Ukraine won’t fall. Good luck to you, my South-Eastern brother

@@rubenuscaesar it's the old Belarus flag, I guess.

This is not Swedish

this comment just awoke like 2-3 centuries of hatred in fennoscandia, ty

They said “Norway” like 20 times and you think its swedish?

Makes me want to take a bath every Saturday.

That raid didn’t go so well, but it did result in the creation of the duchy of normandy

What happend?

@@simoncejka9121 The Faroe Island traditional event. The Faroese hunted a bit over 1000 Atlantic White Sided dolphins ( Status: Not threatened ) as a tradition. A lot of people were Mad. Demanding the tradition to go extinct and stuff. I do not agree with the numbers of dolphins they hunted. But i wont force the tradition to disappear either. The SJWs were a sight to look at tho.

@@frost.0707 thanks for the answer, I wasn't sure what to search for.

@@frost.0707 they are a bunch of crybabies, they just saw this as a golden oppurtunity to pounce

No, there were no songs in all of Iceland until the 20th century.

@@spacedoggo6218 What are you talking about?

Ой у лузе чырвона калына

it is

@@merwthegreat so it is. my bad. I'm just blind apparently

@@theodorebarton4256 The second one is, the one in the beginning is Norway with the then Norwegian flag, the black and white Raven banner. Because the Faroe Islands was inhabited and settled by people from Norway.

He took over all privately held lands and ordered payment of land taxes. This act led many to call Harald as a tyrant and fled Norway to seek new fertile lands, such as the faroe islands

on what?? 🙁

@@PatrickBergersen r/woooosh

Donsk flag? koffor d??

Dansk 🤮

@Ricardo Marín "do you hear the people sing?"

get a life please

You don't cry about any other animals though.

🗿

No, go and cry about killing cows

who cares they are animals, this is giga based