???? On November 29, 2025, in Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, the Pan-Arctic Vision, the Arctic’s own “Eurovision”, took place.

?? This international cultural project brings together the countries of the Arctic through music, creativity, and shared northern heritage.

??Nine artists took part in the competition, and the winners were determined through international online voting:

???? “Most Arctic Song” — Russia (Yakutia).
The performance of singer Saina (Ekaterina Savvinova) with “N’yolt?n h?dyen” (“Dance of the Sun”) captivated audiences with its blend of throat singing, drum rhythms, and jaw harp — an authentic voice of the North.

???? “Most Revolutionary Song” — Iceland.
Punk band Ge?brig?i.

???? “Song Best Reflecting Community and Unity” — Norway.
Performer Linus Johnsen from the S?pmi region in northern Norway.

?? Pan-Arctic Vision has been held annually since 2023 (Norway), followed by 2024 (Greenland). The next contest will take place in 2026 in the Faroe Islands.

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