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    Petvet-mobiili

    Petvet-mobiili

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    Petvet-mobiili tarjoaa Petvetin asiakkaille mahdollisuuden katsella omien lemmikkien hoitotietoja...

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Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) created a video about track Young Blood Rising by Santa Cruz in Bad Blood Rising by Santa Cruz in Music

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Santa Cruz - Young Blood Rising (Official Music Video)

Finnish Hellraisers SANTA CRUZ return with their latest single and video off their forthcoming album, Bad Blood Rising, on M-Theory Audio.

   
    Webxicon.org

    Webxicon.org

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    Webxicon.org is a free dictionary with translations, definitions, synonyms, pronunciation samples...

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Ian Anderson recommended Aitara by Varttina in Music (curated)

 
Aitara by Varttina
Aitara by Varttina
1994 | Folk, Rock
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"I think I heard Värttinä first on an album of so-called world music that EMI put out on a label it owned at the time of this record [1994]. They sent me some tracks and opened me up a little bit to Scandinavian folk music - some great stuff from Sweden and Finland that I was very enthused to hear. Although I speak not a word of Finnish and I have no idea what these Finnish fishwives, as I call them, are singing about, we want to immerse ourselves in some notion of what the words mean. It’s just in the same way I don’t speak Hindu or any other Indian language, but love Indian music. Curiously, the marriage between Indian music and Finnish music occurred officially a few years ago when AR Rahman, the great Indian contemporary composer and arranger, discovered Värttinä too and did an album where he used Värttinä’s voices singing in Finnish in some of his sophisticated Bollywood music. He, like me, had fallen under the spell of these fishwives, although I’m sure he too speaks not a word of Finnish. So it’s something about the sound of the words, how the sounds are enunciated, that lets the imagination roam free, unconstricted by what might turn out to be the awful truth, that it’s yet another boring love song."

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