Hoosianna
Kerkko Koskinen Kollektiivi Lyrics

The song "Hoosianna" by Kerkko Koskinen Kollektiivi is a Finnish interpretation of the Christian hymn "Hosanna." The lyrics begin with "Hoosianna," the Finnish version of "Hosanna," and then praise the "Daavidin Poika" or "Son of David" who comes in the name of the Lord. The repetition of the phrase "Kiitetty Daavidin Poika" or "Praised be the Son of David" reinforces this message throughout the song.

The praise of the "Son of David" is a reference to Jesus, who is often referred to as such in the Christian tradition. The term "Hosanna" is also associated with Jesus, as it was used by the crowds that welcomed him into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. The song, therefore, is a declaration of faith and devotion to Jesus as the Savior.

The use of both Finnish and Christian language in the lyrics makes the song a unique expression of Finnish Christianity. It also highlights the blend of traditional hymns with modern music in the Kerkko Koskinen Kollektiivi's style.