Ievan Polkka is a polka dance from Finland, and it is a Scandinavian local folk song. It was composed by Eino Kettunen in the1930s with the traditional Polka tunes of Eastern Europe. 1995 was sung by Acabella 1 group Loituma, and the first word "I" of this song was changed to "L" in the popular version, which not only symbolizes similarity, but also symbolizes another nickname of this song "Polkka of Loituma". Among them, Ievan is English Eva(Ieva, Eeva) in Finnish. The main version circulating in the market is about 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
The origin of onion throwing
Originated from the Japanese manga Death, a scene of Orihime Inoue's Throwing Onions, accompanied by Scandinavian local folk songs. The cartoon dance music "Holly Dolly" and "Dolly's Song" which are popular all over the Internet are Dolly's little onion songs, which are adapted from Finnish folk music.
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Original Loituma (original song named Dolly Song Leva's Polka Holly) is a singing group from Finland, with four members singing in four parts. Their songs are mainly traditional Finnish music. They received much attention after attending the Kostin Folk Music Festival on 1997. This is a Finnish folk band. Anita Lehtola, the lead singer, is a female singer with a charming voice. She often participates in various world music. Anita's singing means Runo-song (also known as "rune-song" or "poem -song"). "rune" means ancient Nordic and Finnish poetry. This is a kind of Finnish folk poetry, which is repetitive in form and rhymes at the beginning. It is cold and charming, as if it brought us to a green land, which is far away and just a fantasy. At the Kostin Folk Music Festival with a history of 1997, Leutuma sang this song in the form of cappella, and then this song began to attract everyone's attention. However, until 2006, this song was only known in a few European countries such as Finland.
The history of throwing onions
origin
In 2004, in the second episode of Tite Kubo's animation Bleach, there was a picture of Orihime Inoue throwing onions. At the end of April 2006, the Flash animation "Loituma Girl" appeared on the Internet. In the animation, Orihime Inoue sings this song and shakes his onion. Since then, this song has been sung outside Europe.
Holly dolly
In the same year, Holly Dolly covered this song and released an album on 165438+ 10/0/7, which also set off a craze in Europe. This is another song after Ma Axi, which first became popular through the Internet and then released an album. Although the official said that this song is original, it is obviously from Finnish folk music.
Hatsune Hatsune
In 2007, the virtual idol software "Hatsune Hatsune Hatsune" of Otomania, Japan (later released the Lenka version), was powered by the speech synthesis software VOCALOID2, and sang this song, which became an instant hit and brought it to other cultures outside Japan. Influenced by Hatsune Miku's imitation of Loituma's girl "Throwing Onions", she nicknamed the song "Throwing Onions" in Chinese. The Japanese lyrics of Song of Onions are only transliteration of the original lyrics, which is actually meaningless. Hatsune Hatsune is the most famous at present.
The meaning of throwing onions
What is the onion song? Instead of throwing vegetables and radishes? "Tite Kubo" was serialized in the weekly magazine "Youth Jump", which was animated on June 5, 2004 and began to be shown. Then, in the second sentence of the animation, there is a scene of "Orihime Inoue, smiling and walking around with onions in his hand", which is the original scene of Orihime Inoue throwing onions.
Point. Furthermore, the Finnish band "Loituma" sang the Finnish folk song "Ievan Polkka" at 1995, which is the music part of the song "Turn Onions". Later, an anonymous person who liked these two works very much made a 26-second flash animation with a short piece of Ievan Polkka as the background music, "Orihime Inoue, smiling, kept spinning onions in his hand", which became the famous song "Turn Onions". Orihime Inoue won the title of "Loituma Girl" which has nothing to do with the original work because of animation. In fact, throwing onions is just a literal translation based on Japanese and Japanese anime expressions, which has no actual Chinese meaning.
Chopped onion thrower
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