Life Is Life was released by Austrian band Opus in 1984 and became a stadium-friendly pop anthem across Europe. In Tampere it took on a second life as Tappara's maalilaulu, the goal song heard at Nokia Arena in the Liiga, where home supporters treat the chorus as a shared celebration ritual. Clips of the arena version, often mixing the track with crowd cheering, circulate among Finnish hockey fans online for match posts, edits and rival banter, keeping the chant familiar far beyond a single game.
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Tappara's goal song version of Life Is Life, the arena chant played at Nokia Arena after a goal in Liiga hockey games and shared for sports edits.
This is the arena recording of Life Is Life as used for Tappara goals in Finnish Liiga hockey. The familiar pop chorus is sung and shouted back by the home crowd at Nokia Arena, turning a simple goal horn moment into a full stand celebration. The clip captures the chanting, clapping and echo of the rink rather than a clean studio track, which is why it feels live and communal. Listeners use it to recreate that scored-a-goal rush, with the melody instantly signalling a win, a party mood and a home crowd on its feet.
