The Sámi version of Eurovision Song Contest.
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Sámi Grand Prix is an annual Sámi song contest organized by the Sami Music Festival and held in Kautokeino, Norway. The first annual Sámi Grand Prix was held in 1990. The winner of the contest goes on to compete in Liet International, a music competition for European minority languages. The Sámi Grand Prix consists of two separate parts: a yoik part and a song part.

1. Anne Berit Peltopära - "Nils Daniel"
2. Ánte Niillas Bongo - "Inga Ánne Márjá"
3. Jan Ole Hermansen - "Anne Helene"
4. Áilloš - "Isku Skum"
5. Marit Kristine Hætta Sara - "Máhtte Ánte"
6. Kim Hallgeir Berg - "Beaivváš moddji"
7. Anders Isak Oskal - "John Eira Kari"
8. Per Nilsen Bueng - "Ealgabivdit"
9. Elen Solbritt Eira Utsi & Anna Helene Eira - "Lasse André Anti"
10. Hans Ole Eira - "Lisbeth"

Video by Sámi Media & Music (Niels Ovllá Dunfjell & Elle Mari Dunfjell Oskal)