ohutselevyjen
Ohutselevyjen is a term used in the context of the Finnish language and culture, referring to a type of traditional Finnish folk song. These songs are characterized by their simplicity and often humorous or satirical lyrics, which are typically sung in a call-and-response style. Ohutselevyjen songs are often performed by groups of men, known as "selevengit," who gather to sing and drink together, usually in rural areas or during festivals.
The term "ohutselevyjen" translates to "thin slice of bread" in English, which is a metaphor for the
Ohutselevyjen songs are typically accompanied by traditional instruments such as the kantele, a box zither, and