Nuunu-Charlotte P. Filemonsena 20-year-old musician from Sisimiut with the stage name Nuunu, has been appointed to represent Greenland at this year’s Pan-Arctic Vision 2026 in the Faroe Islands on 2 October, where ten Arctic countries and regions participate in the song competition.
Nuunu is among the new names on the music scene, but has already performed at festivals such as Arctic Sounds, Qoqqut and Riddu Riđđu. She has thus also made a name for herself outside of Greenland.
Nuunu-Charlotte P. Filemonsena 20-year-old musician from Sisimiut with the stage name Nuunu, has been appointed to represent Greenland at this year’s Pan-Arctic Vision 2026 in the Faroe Islands on 2 October, where ten Arctic countries and regions participate in the song competition.
Nuunu is among the new names on the music scene, but has already performed at festivals such as Arctic Sounds, Qoqqut and Riddu Riđđu. She has thus also made a name for herself outside of Greenland.
– My musical style is very guitar oriented. I use a lot of fingering when I play guitar, and I feel like the guitar has to sing along with me somehow. My songwriting depends on the day and on what emotions I have, she says in an introductory video on Pan-Arctic Vision’s Facebook page.
Her music revolves around love and the challenges of youth – about loving, losing and experiencing life through good and bad. In the summer of 2026, she released her debut single “Shy Lover” together with performance artist Laakkuluk Williamson from Nunavut. The song is about two young women who fall in love, about longing and about the courage to show who you are.
The competition is broadcast live to the whole world, and in Sisimiut the city child can be followed live from the cultural center Taseralik.
Pan-ArcticVision aims to bring together musicians from the Arctic regions, and this year’s participants come from ten different countries and regions. Each participant performs with one soloist or music group.
