One of Greenland's most popular bands, once again filling up the concert halls, can now finally be experienced on this smaller box containing a live DVD and live CD, where all their biggest hits are collected (see track list). Naneruaq is well-played and has some of the strongest songs that everyone can sing on. They received the award for the KNR awards for the best concert of the year, which in itself says what this box contains. The concert on the DVD has been recorded in Nuuk earlier this year, where the atmosphere is in the top. The DVD also contains 5 bonus numbers from 1984 where Naneruaq plays in Maniitsoq.
Tracklist Naneruaq (LIVE CD & DVD BOX):

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This collection CD came out in 1989 and contains the very big names in Greenlandic music. Names like Zikaza, Ole Kristiansen, Sume and Naneruaq participate in this lovely collection (see track list). You get an insight into where Greenlandic music is today. The music on this album continues from generation to generation and it is a pleasure to hear so well-produced songs that are still heard today both for the young and for the elderly. An extra bonus on this CD is Egon Sikivat, as drum dancer at the beginning and end of this CD, so you can do it all. Egon Sikivat, a world-renowned drummer, died in 2009, and is known for example from Sume's first release, the short film "Inuup Tarraa" and many concerts around the world.

Denne CD med DVD er et støtteprojekt med NGO som drivkraften for aktiviteter for omsorgssvigtede børn. Viila Sandgreen som er kendt som Ole Kristiansens og Naneruaqs guitarist har formået at producere sin helt egen musik med nye sangerinder på banen. Nemlig selveste Krissie Winberg Berthelsen (Julies søster) og Nivi Pedersen (kendt fra Uummat).