Stockholm - 1 just before the April has been outed ex-Abba Benny Andersson (63) as a joker. Through its worldwide watched announcement of a comeback for the legendary pop quartet said, "the Swede in the newspaper Expressen:" It was just a joke and meant ironically. "
Andersson had late last week in an interview with the London "Times" for the first time in three decades excluded the possibility at least no longer a joint appearance. "There is" nothing in it at all, he assured him once more to this statement.
The band had after the world hits such as "Dancing Queen," "SOS," "Mamma Mia" and "Fernando" permanently separated in
1983 and has been musically never met again. One employee said of the still active Abba-management: "I have asked Mr Andersson said that he should be left to such jokes." They think it's still "quite remarkable and really incredible that this one was taken so seriously." An important reason for the permanent separation is the reluctance of ex-singer Agnetha Faltskog (59) to stage performances.
Andersson had late last week in an interview with the London "Times" for the first time in three decades excluded the possibility at least no longer a joint appearance. "There is" nothing in it at all, he assured him once more to this statement.
The band had after the world hits such as "Dancing Queen," "SOS," "Mamma Mia" and "Fernando" permanently separated in