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Tanssiva Karhu Helsinki, Finland
Tanssiva Karhu is a six-member psychedelic folk-pop band from Finland.
Tanssiva karhu -
'dancing bear' in Finnish - is not like one held captive in a circus, prancing around and wearing a silly hat. This bear dances free in the wild swirling twigs and pine cones, leading you on an exciting journey full of joy, sadness and love.
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