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Endangered Languages and Cultures of Siberia

Northern Khanty

The devil

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A song about a meeting with the devil.

Recorded in Aksarka in 1993 from Anna Sibareva.

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  • OSTYAK_43.xml (15 kB)
  • OSTYAK_43.mp3 (5 MB)
  • OSTYAK_43.ogg (4 MB)

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  • Anna Sibareva
    Audio 5th May 2012 nikolaeva Post Permalink

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