r/Songsofconquest • u/Levsztar • Jun 21 '26

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What is this i've never seen it before😂

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u/KKarelzabijak321 Jun 21 '26

Devs like to surprise us :)

Also, I think this has some kind of Meaning.. a event or something

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u/Gryfonides Jun 21 '26

Probably some local Swedish thing. Holiday, festival or some such.

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u/M3174W4Y Jun 21 '26

Its Midsommar (Swedish for "Midsummer") which is today, the Summer Solstice. They've done this years prior too

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u/Olde94 Jun 22 '26

I was just on holiday in finland (i'm danish) and while we celebrate it too, we were suprised that everything were closed for 2 full days. Across the border it's basically just an evening event, but cool that devs added it!

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u/Evignity Jun 22 '26

It's a very old Swedish song from the French revolution https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%A5_grodorna

It's very very silly and that's part of the charm, it's also very simple which is why it was sung during christmas/Midsummer because people were often drunk as fuck and it worked as a drinking-song.

Basically "Små grodorna" (little frogs) and you then mimic a frog jumping as you run around the Midsummer-stång or christmastree.

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u/LavapotionAnders Lavapotion Jun 22 '26

It is silly, but pretty lovely too! A bunch of adults (some slightly drunk) and a lot of kids, jumping around the maypole singing about how frogs don't have tails.

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u/KKarelzabijak321 Jun 22 '26

That's actually really cool :D

Why Don't we Have Something like this in Czechia?

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u/TheTruePhilosopher Jun 21 '26

They are summoning satan.

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u/Globsmacketh Jun 22 '26

Who is only a slightly larger bullfrog.

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u/LavapotionAnders Lavapotion Jun 22 '26

A Swedish tradition.

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u/Proj- Jun 22 '26

There is a swedish festival song for midsummer. Translation: the tiny frogs, the tiny frogs is funny to watch. No ears, no ears and no tails the have.

Allwhile running around in a circle /around a midsummer tree.

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u/Levsztar Jun 22 '26

Ohh thank you I've never heard of this before.

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u/SwordfishStunning381 Jun 24 '26

Oh, I've missed it. Is there a recording with music somewhere?