Eppu Uutinen: A Voice for Finnish Rock
Posted On Saturday, August 18, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Culture in Finland, Finnish Culture, Music in Finland Tags: Eppu Uutinen, finnish rock, Finnish singer, Singer from Finland
The singer Eppu Uutinen represents the rock spirit that pervades today's Nordic youth. Based in Helsinki, Finland, this huge Finn with a deep and charismatic voice always takes the stage with the aim of offering the real essence of rock; pure energy and full understanding of how a show should ...
Denmark Olympic Gold in Rowing and Cycling Omnium
Posted On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, DENMARK, News from Denmark, Nordic Sports, Nordic Sports, Sports in Denmark Tags: London olympics, olympic rowing, olympics denmark
Denmark has already won two gold medals at the London Olympics 2012.
On Saturday the Danishrowing couple Mada Rasmussen and Rasmus Quist won gold in Men's lightweight double sculls at the Lake Eton bringing to Denmark its first gold medal in these games. The Danes left behind the British and New ...
Study Finnish in Finland
Posted On Saturday, July 21, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Nordic Languages, NORDIC STUDIES, Study in Finland Tags: Study Finnish, where to study the Finnish language
In Finland there is a wide range of Finnish language courses for anyone wishing to study or live in Finland, or for those who seek the Finnish language skills to facilitate their everyday life in Finland.
If you are interested in intensive and short term courses of Finnish, a good choice are the courses organized ...
Wastelands: European Architecture Students Assembly 2012 held in Helsinki
Posted On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Architecture in Finland, Current Topics, News from Finland, Nordic Art, NORDIC CULTURE Tags: Finnish architecture, Helsinki Festivals, Wastelands Festival 2012, World Design Capital 2012 Helsinki
The 32nd edition of the European architecture students Assembly is held this year in the current World Design Capital 2012, Helsinki under the title Wastelands.
The event, promoted by the network organization of architecture students, EASA (European Architecture Students Assembly), began on Monday July 16 and will last a total of two weeks ...
Sweden is winner of Eurovision 2012
Posted On Monday, May 28, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Music in Sweden, News from Sweden Tags: Euphoria, Eurovision 2012 Sweden, Eurovision 2012 winnner, Loreen
The Swedish singer Loreen was proclaimed winner of the Eurovision song contest on Saturday 26 May in Baku, Azerbaijan with her song "Euphoria".
Lorine Zineb Noka, which is how the singer is called actually, took the win with a total of 372 points leaving behind the graceful Russian Buranovskiye Babushk- grandmothers, who got second place, and the representative of Serbia Zeljo Joksimovic who took the third place.
Of Moroccan origin, the Swedish singer's career began in 2004 in the television competition Idols in Sweden, after which she continued ...
Soluna Samay- the Candidate of Denmark in Eurovision 2012
Posted On Friday, May 25, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Music in Denmark, News from Denmark
The young Danish singer Soluna Samay is the representative of Denmark for the Eurovision song contest 2012. The singer will participate with the song "Should've Known Better" in the contest to be held on May 26 in Baku, Azerbayián.
Soluna Samay is a very young and promising singer with only 22 years born in Guatemala. Daughter of a German father and a Swiss mother, her family moved to the Danish island of Bornholm in 2000, where the singer has lived ...
SPOT Festival 2012
Posted On Saturday, May 12, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Music in Denmark, News from Denmark, Nordic Art, NORDIC CULTURE Tags: Music festival Arhus, Music Festival in Denmark, Nordic Music Festival
SPOT Festival, one of the biggest music festivals in Scandinavia and the Nordic countries took place last weekend 4. and 5. May in Aarhus, Denmark.
The SPOT Festival has the support of major part of the Scandinavian music scene related with pop and rock. The festival has four main ideological pillars which it tries to accomplish every year; the focus in the new Danish and Nordic music, the aim to narrow the gap ...
The Swedish writer Jonas Jonasson’s debut novel harvesting huge international Success
Posted On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, News from Sweden, Nordic Art, Nordic Literature Tags: "The Centenarian Who Climbed Out Through the Window and Disappeared", Jonas Jonasson, Nordic Books, Nordic literature, Nordic novel, Scandinavian books, Scandinavian literature, Swedish Author, Swedish books, Swedish novel
The Swedish writer and journalist Jonas Jonasson is having remarkable international success with his first novel "The Centenarian Who Climbed Out Through the Window and Disappeared".
Last week the novel went to number one on the in the Catalan language fiction list while holding the third place on the Spanish language fiction list. The book ...
The Swedish Skier Anja Pärson announces her retirement from Alpine Skiing
Posted On Tuesday, March 20, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, News from Sweden, Nordic Sports Tags: Alpine ski, Anja Pärson, Retirement Anja Paerson
Swedish Alpine skier Anja Pärson has announced she will retire from skiing after finishing the Schladming World Cup championship this week.
Olympic gold winner, seven times world champion and two time champion of the World Cup in alpine skiing, the 30- year-old skier has decided to end her career due to injuries ...
Nordic Walking
Posted On Saturday, March 3, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Finland, NORDIC CULTURE, Nordic Sports Tags: Nordic Sports, Sport in Scandinavia, Sports in Finland
Nordic Walking is a type of physical fitness training which is based on regular walking. The key difference is that Nordic Walking utilizes specially designed Nordic Poles to enhance the walking experience. With the use of these poles, Nordic Walking allows users to exercise or train more parts of their ...