Ulvaeus in a sentence

The song is widely misunderstood as being written about Ulvaeus and Fältskog's marital tribulations; Ulvaeus wrote the lyrics, but has stated they were not about his own divorce; Fältskog has repeatedly stated she was not the loser in their divorce.

Ulvaeus believes the groundbreaking technology employed in their show will be used in future to create avatars of deceased artists who cannot give their consent - posing a dilemma for both producers and audiences.

The group was comprised of two couples – Ulvaeus and Agnetha Faltskog, and Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad.

It exists to string together the biggest hits of — songs by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus that include the title number, “The Winner Takes It All,” “S.

Singing an Abba song standing on the top of a fountain as an acrobat dangles perilously above performing tricks on a trapeze, all while Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson look on intently just two metres away.

Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus earlier this year at the premiere of Mamma Mia!

A complaint against Anderson was submitted to the Stockholm District Court in June 1990 by Agnetha Fältskog's company Agnetha Fältskog Produktion AB, Benny Andersson's company Mono Music AB, as well as a Dutch company holding Björn Ulvaeus's rights.

Anderson gave shares in the company as gifts to Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus and Michael B. Tretow out of friendship as the group became highly successful.

Andersson and Ulvaeus have continuously been writing new material; most recently the two wrote 7 songs for Anderssons 'BAO' 2011 album 'O Klang Och Jubeltid', performed as usual by vocalists Sjöholm, Körberg and Moreus.

Andersson and Ulvaeus have continuously been writing new material; most recently the two wrote seven songs for Andersson's 'BAO' 2011 album O Klang Och Jubeltid, performed as usual by vocalists Sjöholm, Körberg and Moreus.

Andersson and Ulvaeus were at this time recording their first album together, Lycka, which was to be released in September 1970.

Andersson and Ulvaeus were not satisfied with the outcome, so the tapes were shelved and the group took a break for the summer.

Andersson made a cameo appearance in the movie as a 'fisherman' piano player in the "Dancing Queen" scene, while Ulvaeus is seen as a Greek god playing a lyre during the closing credits.

As their respective bands began to break up during 1969, Andersson and Ulvaeus teamed up and recorded their first album together in 1970, called Lycka ("Happiness"), which included original songs sung by both men.

At the height of their popularity, both relationships were suffering strain which ultimately resulted in the collapse of the Ulvaeus–Fältskog marriage in 1979 and the Andersson–Lyngstad marriage in 1981.

Björn Ulvaeus continued recording and touring with Hootenanny Singers to great acclaim while working as in-house producer at Polar Record Company (headed by future manager Stig Anderson ), with Benny as his new partner.

During the band's active years, Fältskog & Ulvaeus and Lyngstad & Andersson were married.

From 1984 to 1990 they resided in the UK, where Ulvaeus founded an IT business with his brother.

However, in a TV interview with Fredrik Skavlan, Ulvaeus said the memory loss pertained to episodic memory.

In 2002, Andersson and Ulvaeus both performed an a cappella rendition of the first verse of "Fernando" as they accepted their Ivor Novello award in London.