Joulupuu on rakennettu facts for kids
Joulupuu on rakennettu (which means "Christmas tree is built" in English) is a very famous christmas carol from Finland. It's one of the most well-known Christmas songs for people in Finland.
The song was first printed in 1876. It appeared in a schoolbook called "Uusi Kuwa-Aapinen". The book said the song should be sung using an old folk tune. This tune was known back then as "Lapsen Laulu" (which means "Song of a Child"). This melody was originally published by fi:Jaakko Juteini in 1819, with its final version appearing in 1835.
Lyrics and Meaning
Because of its simple and childlike words, this Christmas carol is often sung in places like preschools and elementary schools. It's also a popular song at family Christmas parties, especially when young children are around.
The song describes a Christmas tree that has just been set up. It talks about how Christmas is very near. The lyrics mention candies hanging on the tree's branches. It also describes the small candles on the tree, which light up the room beautifully. Children gather around the tree, singing sweetly.
The song also includes verses that thank Jesus. It calls Him a "precious Redeemer" and the "best Christmas gift." It talks about how He brought light, many gifts, and forgiveness to the world. The final verses ask Jesus to fill hearts with His good spirit and the light of faith. They also ask Him to bless their Christmas. There are also non-religious versions of the lyrics that focus on the joy of the season and sharing with others.
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