You may not get acquainted with Snowmi spreading Norway, Sweden, Finland and Northwest Russia, but this major health of the land has always been special for the region’s indigenous community Sámi. Sámi is made up of subgroups that speak different languages, but share a unique history and culture, including the song.

,Joek There is a traditional Sámi singing method. This is a way to show emotions. Joic may be a person, animal, place, or may be, ” John Mikel IraA Sámi guide, chef, and deer helar, shared in the episode. “Whenever I am joining, I am always closing my eyes and imagining the person, place, or animal.” Ira goes to share an emotional joke of her mother, who died at the age of just 14.

Although the history of Samee extends for thousands of years, it is one of the oldest indigenous groups in Europe, it has not always been a pleasant history. As a professor of Sociology at Nord University in Norway, as an Austry detensman, who specializes in issues related to the region, his history is complex how broad they are.

“There are different policies towards the revival of different states. … You have colonies of different fields [that] Look at different historically, and the policies that have been assimilated in different countries have been different, “Datesen said. Many Scandinavian countries have attempted to assimilate on SHANVIMI, including the period, when their language and culture was prohibited. However, in the latter of the 20th century, the 20th century, the 20th century, the Swund, Sworning, IMMPORT, SHAROUNT, SWURANT, SWURANT, Import, SWURANT, SWURANT, SWURANT, SWURANT, SWURANT, SWURANT, Swurant, SWURANT, SWURANT, SWARANT, SWURANT, SWARANT, SWARANT, Won a three -decade long court battle To regain special hunting and fishing rights on your ancestral land. “This is quite a social and culturally complex area when talking about Samee today,” said Datesen. But it is still people who are living here in north on time. ,

As it is important, why we learn about revame, Mari Boin, a member of the Samsi community and a recording artist, shared that it is important that “knowledge is” knowledge that indigenous people are not missing all over the world because we are taking torch and knowledge that we are not to live in nature, you cannot take more by nature, how do you live in a stable passage. ” Boin said, “This is knowledge which is now more necessary than ever.”

Learn more about Sámi, and you can go with the community on your next visit to this wider northern region of this week’s episode Lost cultures: living heritage-I on you now Apple podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music, Player fmOr wherever you get your podcast.