I really love this Nenets song, any chance of a translation if someone has the free time?

[wolverine]

It´s the one that starts at 20.27.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMLcNdEdJYc&t=137s

[Linguaphile]

It´s the one that starts at 20.27.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMLcNdEdJYc&t=137s

I can't understand the lyrics, but I can tell you what I do know!
The song is called Ӈэдалёрти ныхыдырма (ŋedaljorti nixidirma) and is sung by Гавриил Лагей (Gavriil Lagei). The Russian description for this song in the Youtube link (Гонки на оленьих упряжках) means "racing on a reindeer sled".
The word ӈэдалёрти in the title comes from the verb ӈэдалёсь (ŋedaljos'; "to drive on the road or path") and presumably refers to reindeer here. The word ныхыдырма in the title comes from the verb ныхыдырць (nixidirts’; "to compete in strength") and refers to a competition of strength typically taking place during holiday celebrations. It can refer to the type of competition you see in the first photo below where two people sit toe-to-toe and pull a stick in opposite directions, but based on the other information about driving (ӈэдалёрти) and the Russian description involving a race, here it most likely refers to testing the strength of the reindeer and their drivers in a competitive race with sleds, as shown in the second and third photos (a common activity during Reindeer Herders' Day in the spring and other celebrations). This is also shown in some of the photos that accompany the video.
So I presume this is the topic of the song but as for the actual lyrics, unfortunately I really don't know.

[wolverine]

Thank you for explaining! Man those Nenets are badass...I wish I was out sledding in some cold northern territory myself...