Bjarla Moscow, Russia
Music band from Russia, Moscow
(ambient folk/ pagan folk).
The name of the group "Bjarla" was invented by its members and has Northern roots, derived from "björt" ("bright", Iceland.), "bjarmi" ("shine", Iceland.).
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