Agneta Faltskog

Her singing career started as lead singer in a dance band a typical swedish type of music that was very popular in the 60-70's named Bernt Enghardt band.

1968 she signed a contract as a solo artist and became very popular with several hits. For several years she was a top selling artist in Sweden.

1969 she met a new man that would mean a lot also for her musical career, Björn Ulvaeus.

Bjrn, that had successes as well, teamed up with another popular Swedish artist, Benny Andersson. With Benny's girlfriend Annifrid Lyngstad, who also had been successful on her own, they sometimes worked together all four as a group called Festfolket. But they all still was working on their solo careers.

For Agnetha the solo career continued with a new successful album, Som Jag Är, and also the role as Mary Magdalene in the Swedish stage version of Jesus Christ Super Star.

From around 1973 the focus was on the group Bjrn, Benny, Agnetha & Frida and around 1973-74 they changed their name to ABBA. Agnetha was a full time member of this Swedish super group ABBA in the 70's and early 80's.

For Agnetha it became more and more difficult to combine the roles as a mother and successful pop artist and eventually this lead to a divorce from Bjrn and the split up of ABBA in 83.

From then on Agnetha released some albums with some success. During the 80's she had solo hits with the singles "The Heat Is On", "Can't Shake Loose", "The Way You Are", "The Last Time" and "I Won't Let You Go".

2004 became a very productive year. First the collection album - The First Years 1967-1979 that sums up her own career and then the new album My Colouring Book that was successful in Sweden. The singles "If I thought you'd ever change your mind" and "When You Walk in the Room" became big hits.

She has recorded duets with artists such as Peter Cetera, Tomas Ledin and Ola Håkansson.