A veritable musical phenomenon of the 70s and 80s, ABBA, formed by Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, conquered the world with its catchy melodies, unique vocal harmonies and touching lyrics.
Their worldwide success has left an indelible mark on the history of music. Among their rich repertoire, some songs have become intergenerational anthems.
Get ready to rediscover 10 of their greatest hits, songs that continue to make hearts sing and dance across the globe.
Released in 1976, this iconic track captures the euphoria and freedom of a young woman on the dance floor, becoming a timeless hymn to joie de vivre and youth.
Launched in 1979, this catchy disco tune expresses the yearning of a lonely woman seeking love and companionship in the middle of the night.
This 1975 hit, with its driving rhythm and catchy vocal harmonies, tells the story of a woman confronted with the reappearance of an old love and the confusion of her feelings.
Released in 1980, this passionate, melancholy pop ballad depicts the depths of intense love and the desire for total and exclusive affection.
Released in 1980, this poignant and powerful song explores the pain and bitterness of a romantic break-up, where one partner emerges victorious and the other wounded.
This dynamic 1977 track, with its syncopated rhythm and powerful backing vocals, is a bold invitation to seize an opportunity in love and let fate take its course.
With its catchy melody and rock-inspired rhythm, this 1974 Eurovision-winning song uses the Battle of Waterloo as a metaphor for surrendering to love.
This gentle, melancholy ballad from 1979 offers a message of comfort and hope to a sad friend, encouraging her to overcome her grief and smile again.
Released in 1980, this vibrant pop song describes the excitement and stage fright of an artist on stage, and the unique bond between him and his audience.
This moving ballad from 1981 captures the sadness of a mother who realises that time is passing too quickly and that her daughter is growing up, gradually slipping away from her.
