ABBA

Yes, all four of the principal members of ABBA remarried.

Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn Ulvaeus divorced in 1980. She went on to marry Swedish surgeon Tomas Sonnenfeld in 1990 but it lasted only three years. Bjorn married music journalist Lena Kallersjö in 1981 and they celebrated their 30th anniversary together in 2011.

Anni-Frid (Frida) Lyngstad and Benny Andersson divorced in 1981. (He was her second husband.) She married architect Prince Heinrich Ruzzo Reuss of Plauen in 1992. (They had lived together since 1986). They were together until his death in 1999. Benny married Swedish TV presenter Mona Nörklit in late 1981 and they too have been married more than 30 years.

They did not. Except for individual appearances such as American Bandstand, the group had just the single tour of North America.

Anni-frid Synni Lyngstad or Frida as she was also known as

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In America their contemporaries were groups such as the Carpenters and the Eagles.

Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight) was released by Abba in 1979. Agnetha Faltskog sang the lead on the song.

The Aramaic word Abba is translated to mean father three places in the new testament -- Mark 14:36; Rom. 8:15; Gal. 4:6. There are other words that have been translated "father" in English translations of the Bible -- however, some put special emphasis on the "Abba Father" as it is a more intimate name for father and thus shows more of a personal relationship to God that many Christians consider to be very important.

IMDb has the entire discology for ABBA.

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in britain they had :

9 N°1 (Waterloo,Mamma mia,Fernando and Dancing queen,Knowing me knowing you,The name of the game ,Take a chance on me ,The winner takes it all,Super trouper)

2 N°2 (I have a dream,Chiquitita)

4 N°3 (Money money money,Voulez vous,Gimme gimme gimme,One of us)

4 other top 10 (SOS,Summer night city, Does your mother know,Lay all your love on me )

lay all your love on me released initially as a 12" only single ,was the highest (top single) in that category.

One of us did N°1 in Christmas for its sells but there was no charts in the xmas eve .

In the US ,those were Top 20 :

Waterloo,i do ,SOS, Fernando,dancing queen,knowing me,the name of the game,take a chance on me ,does your mother know,the winner takes it all

Honey Honey , Chiquitita & When all is said and done" were Top 30.

while : Voulez vous ,Lay all your love" on me were top of the club charts .

In the decade that ABBA was a group they performed all over the world. But their home was Sweden.

1970 - 1983 but they had a band prior to that.

It all began in June 1966, when Bjorn Ulvaeus met Benny Anderson for the first time. Bjorn was a member of the Hootenanny Singers, a popular folk music group, while Benny was a member of the Hep Stars, Sweden's number one pop band at the time. They got together and started making music together and their first song "Isn't It Easy To Say" came out to give them popularity afterward.. So they decided to start writing songs together and hoped that they would get to world wide fame sooner or later, which they did. Partly because of their song "Dancing Queen" which is based on the queen at their time. Later they got two more people into their band and that is how they met. This is like an outline summary of how they met.

No possible way. The group known as ABBA has not been together since 1982 or 1983. It no longer exists.

Bee Gees won their first Grammy award in 1978 in the category of Best Pop Vocal Performance By A Group for their song "How Deep Is Your Love".

The song considered ABBA's first single was "Peope Need Love" (recorded, March 1972), even though the band didn't start using the name ABBA until later that summer. Like virtually all ABBA songs it was written by Bjorn Ulvaeus (lyrics) and Benny Andersson (music). Unlike many early ABBA tracks it did not give a writing credit to manager/lyricist Stig Anderson.

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"The Winner Takes it All" was released by ABBA in 1980. The song was on their album, "Super Trouper" which came out during the transition from disco to pop music. This was ABBA's final top 10 US hit.

One of their ups would be their victory at the Eurovision Songquest in 1974 with the song Waterloo. One of their lowest would be toward the end of the 1970s, when both relationships within the two married couples were on the rocks. Both ended in divorce.

Agneta(the blonde) and Anni-Frid

The group ABBA was over by the mid-1980's. The 1990's saw the release of ABBA Gold which is still selling world-wide in unbelievable numbers. The men of the group, Benny and Bjorn still work and write together, both with new spouses. The women still sing and record. Agnetha is currently single, Frida lost her husband several years ago, as far as I know she has not remarried.

The play Mamma Mia, which is based on the music of ABBA has been a sellout in many large cities such as New York and London, and the movie Mamma Mia, was a huge hit in theaters and now continues to sell for home entertainment in the form of DVD's.

Thanks to the talents of Bjorn and Benny as songwriters and the talents as singers of Frida and Agnetha, ABBA music is as popular today as it was almost 30 years ago. As with Beethoven and Bach, good music does not go out of style. ABBA is living proof of that also.

I had read somewhere that they turned down $1 billion dollars for a 20 city tour. But I have no way to comfirm this at all. It must have been substantial though. But the band members aren't in dire need of funds so it will take more than money to

lure them out of retirement.

They performed it many times but it was released in Sweden in January 1979.

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