Mari Boine is a renowned Northern Sámi singer, musician, activist, and cultural icon from Norway, born in 1956. Hailing from Iggaldas, near the North Cape, Mari has been a pioneering figure in Sámi music, blending traditional joik (Sámi throat singing) with contemporary sounds. Her music offers a profound exploration of her heritage and personal experiences, often reflecting her activism and deep connection to her roots. With a career spanning decades, Mari Boine has released numerous albums, including her latest, "Alva," which delves into her childhood and cultural identity. Her powerful vocals and unique musical style have earned her international acclaim, making her a celebrated figure in world music. Mari Boine's work is not just a musical journey but a testament to her enduring influence and commitment to preserving and promoting Sámi culture.