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Something wrong?She was the blonde voice that turned Swedish pop into a global phenomenon - half of ABBA's lead vocal trade, the one who sang "The Winner Takes It All" like she meant every word. Then she walked away from it all and spent a decade and a half in near-total silence.
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I'm not the person who looks back or looks forward. I try to live in what is now.
Why should we do it? We have done so many songs, during such a long time. The fact that we had two divorces, and there was no meaning, I think, with getting together, again.
I have been described as a very mysterious human being and that hurts a little bit, because it's not like that at all.
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Agnetha Fältskog broke through in Sweden at eighteen with her 1968 self-titled debut, then joined ABBA in the early seventies and rode the group to become one of the best-selling acts in music history. After ABBA's unofficial end in December 1982, she released three solo albums and took a leading film role before retreating to the Stockholm County island of Ekerö in the 1990s, dodging publicity and the public eye. She went sixteen years without recording until 2004's My Colouring Book, followed by 2013's A, which became her highest-charting UK solo album. She reunited with ABBA from 2016 to 2022 for Voyage, their ninth studio album.
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