"Hoppípolla" has become a staple of cinematic and television soundtracks due to its "wide-screen" euphoric feel.
: Its most iconic use was for the BBC's Planet Earth (2006) and Planet Earth II (2016) trailers.
: The characters engage in water balloon battles with wooden swords, pull pranks like "Knock, Knock, Ginger," and—fittingly—hop into puddles.
: The title is an Icelandic univerbation of hoppa í polla , which literally translates to " hopping into puddles ".
: The lyrics are written in a mixture of Icelandic and Vonlenska (Hopelandic), a made-up language consisting of nonsensical vocalizations that the band uses when traditional words feel too limiting for the emotional landscape of a song. Production History
"Hoppípolla" has become a staple of cinematic and television soundtracks due to its "wide-screen" euphoric feel.
: Its most iconic use was for the BBC's Planet Earth (2006) and Planet Earth II (2016) trailers. Sigur RГіs - HoppГpolla
: The characters engage in water balloon battles with wooden swords, pull pranks like "Knock, Knock, Ginger," and—fittingly—hop into puddles. "Hoppípolla" has become a staple of cinematic and
: The title is an Icelandic univerbation of hoppa í polla , which literally translates to " hopping into puddles ". pull pranks like "Knock
: The lyrics are written in a mixture of Icelandic and Vonlenska (Hopelandic), a made-up language consisting of nonsensical vocalizations that the band uses when traditional words feel too limiting for the emotional landscape of a song. Production History
