Sydisdans: A New Traditional Dance in Sapmi

Nils-Jonas Persson
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I do not remember when I first heard of sydisdans. I just remember that suddenly it was there and every Saami knew what it was. In the inland of Scandinavia and Sapmi, where I grew up, events are often arranged in the villages. A local band is hired for one night and people gather from the nearby villages to dance. People may need to travel 100–200 kilometres or more to such events, but the motivation to attend is often very high among local people. Youngsters without a driver’s licence or car somehow manage to find their way to the location and back again. South Saami have been dancing with their Scandinavian neighbours at such dance events for generations, and they have developed dances together and integrated influences from the outside. Time for dancing is often integrated in Saami events, like important political meetings or sport competitions, although no competition in dance has ever taken place in a Saami context as far as I know. It was in such Saami contexts that sydisdans developed.
西德人:萨米的新传统舞蹈
我不记得我是什么时候第一次听说西德人的。我只记得它突然出现了每个萨米人都知道它是什么。在我长大的斯堪的纳维亚内陆和萨普米,活动经常安排在村庄里。一个当地的乐队被雇来表演一晚,人们从附近的村庄聚集起来跳舞。人们可能需要走100-200公里甚至更远的路才能参加这样的活动,但当地人参加的积极性通常很高。年轻人既没有驾照也没有车,总能找到去那个地方的路,然后再回来。几代人以来,南萨米人一直与他们的斯堪的纳维亚邻居在这样的舞蹈活动中跳舞,他们共同发展了舞蹈,并吸收了外界的影响。跳舞的时间经常被纳入萨米人的活动中,比如重要的政治会议或体育比赛,尽管据我所知,萨米人从未举办过舞蹈比赛。正是在这种萨米人的背景下,sydistans得以发展。
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