6.12.

6.12.
Live album by Värttinä
Released	3 September 2001
Recorded	December 6, 2000; Savoy Theatre, Helsinki
Genre	Finnish folk music
Length	55:34
Label	BMG Finland
Producer	Pekka Lehti
Värttinä chronology

6.12. (Live in Helsinki in the United States) is Värttinä's 9th album and first live album, released on September 3, 2001. It was recorded in the Finland Independence Day, 6 December 2000.

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Miami New Times	favorable[1]

All songs on 6.12. appear on earlier Värttinä studio albums. 6.12. has less-varied instrumentation than their studio albums (after Oi Dai).

After being realized in Finland by BMG Finland, 6.12. was released by Resistencia in Spain in 2001. In 2002, it was released in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by Westpark, in Benelux by Frea, and in the United States by NorthSide.

Track listing

All tracks were arranged by Värttinä, except for "Käppee" by Mari Kaasinen

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Äijö"	Antto Varilo / Kirsi Kähkönen	4:54
2.	"Viikon vaivane"	traditional / Sari Kaasinen	4:17
3.	"Käppee"	M. Kaasinen	2:26
4.	"Hoptsoi"	Kari Reiman	3:08
5.	"Meri"	K. Reiman / Sirpa Reiman	5:33
6.	"Liigua"	Susan Aho	5:23
7.	"Kylä vuotti uutta kuuta"	trad.	4:43
8.	"Pihi neito"	trad. / S. Kaasinen	3:24
9.	"Mie tahon tanssia"	Janne Lappalainen / S. Kaasinen	3:18
10.	"Laulutyttö"	K. Reiman / S. Reiman	3:05
11.	"Outona omilla mailla"	K. Reiman / S. Reiman	3:14
12.	"Ukko Lumi"	trad.	3:24
13.	"Seelinnikoi"	trad. / S. Kaasinen	3:18
14.	"Vot i kaalina"	trad.	3:01

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Tarte, Bob (2 May 2002). "Värttinä, Wimme". Miami New Times. Archived from the original on 27 June 2006. Retrieved 2 August 2018.

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