ABBA.. so many layers. I'm a rock guy and in to heavy metal. But ABBA catches me everytime! And Rutger Gunnarssons basslines are incredible! The melodies. The background harmonies. The piano. They were amazing! ABBA is still the greatest pop music ever written!
Agnetha Falskog is reconised has haveing a Pitch Perfect ,perfect Pitch with an astounding B2 - F7 range the widest range in OVER forty years of music .
In Abba, the women (singers) and the guys (composers) were together as couples when they started, then as they got popular, the fame and opportunities saw them drift apart, but they still made a few albums after that - so they put that sadness about their relationships ending into a song. Thanks for the react!
This part allways strikes hard on all reactors. "But tell me does she kiss Like I used to kiss you Does it feel the same When she calls your name" Anyone who has gone thru breakups will most likely tear up. It is a very sad song performed by Agnetha in a very emotional way. Thank you for your reaction!
Thanks for the ABBA reaction. Not one of their happy songs but a masterpiece. Her and her husband "Who Wrote the Lyrics" were going through a divorce. They also had two small children. He wrote the words,she sang them and they really laid out the sadness of a divorce.
Hello, nice yo see you again with another reaction to the Sweden pop group ABBA, the leads in 70s, the decade post BEATLES "The winner takes it all" is for me the best interpretation of a song that I heard in my life by any singer or band It is interpretation, because it is more than just singing, it is also acting and transmitting, and Agnetha does all that and on a superlative level Beyond the morbid that the story of this song produces (the lyrics about a divorce, written by the guitarist Björn, and sung by his ex-wife, the blonde Agnetha), the structure reflects a change: it is the first time in all ABBA songs that whoever has the leading voice has been alone from beginning to end, She goes one way and the choirs go the other (they do not add up, they remain in the background) and in the end She is left alone passive and exposed, while the chorus and the music finish so up That is why I feel that Agnetha does an extraordinary performance (extraordinary: out of the ordinary) Her face is always very expressive and accompanies the various tones and nuances of her majestic vocalization. "The winner takes it all" is a great song, it's in my ABBA Top 5 It is the favorite of British fans, but fundamentally is the one chose by Björn and Agnetha and Their own words is the one that is worth more I like you for a new reaction to the classic worldwide hit "Chiquitita", specialy in the premier at United Nations in January 1979, in the Concert for Unicef: th-cam.com/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/w-d-xo.html My best wishes for You from Buenos Aires Argentina and GOD bless you!
This has been named the ultimate breakup song many times. These girls can sing! Please react to One of us, Fernando and Chiquitita. You will never be disappointed 👌🔥❤️
It is a divorce/break up song. I was a teenager when this came out and I cried, 40 years later I still might cry with it again, so how she is able to sing this while going through a divorce is awe inspiring.
Hello again, so nice to I see your second reaction to ABBA I love so much the Sweden pop group ABBA They have more than 20 worldwide hits in several countries of all continents, included Waterloo S.O.S. Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Take a chance on me Chiquitita Gimme gimme gimme The winner takes it all Super trouper "The winner takes it all" is one of their greatest hits, #1 in UK and several countries, #8 in Billboard U.S. and #1 in Adult Contemporary U.S. "The winner takes it all" have a deep lyric writen by the guitarist Björn and singing at lead vocal by his ex-wife Agnetha, that gives an emotional and powerful interpretation with her lovely voice note: Agnetha & Björn was separated at the end of 1978 (with two young children) but the legal divorce was in the middle of 1980 after this, Björn wrote this incredible lyrics (obviously included part of your own history), and the songwriters give Agnetha to sing it at first She cry, but then put all your feelings and emotions and talents to this amazing performing I hope to see you in another reaction to ABBA songs I suggest their first worldwide hit: your iconic glam rock "Waterloo" at Eurovision 1974 when ABBA begin to be famous for win the edition in UK 1974 Stay safe and be care And have a great week!
#But tell me does she kiss Like I used to kiss you?# "Of course not" Such a heart-wrenching reaction... 😭 Quite simply a musical masterpiece (in Gflat major). Sheer genius from the timeless Super Swedes, and their best song in my opinion (I love this song so much that I have learned to play it on my piano - very hard! But very very satisfying...) Thanks for this. A very poignant and melancholic reaction. Blessings to you...
Wonderful! The expressions on your face each stanza as she tells the story of how the "winner takes it all" are so touching. I' so sorry you've been hurt, so obvious by your reactions. I so hope you find true happiness, Gracie.
ABBA - first initials of each band member, who were two married couples. Both marriages ended in divorce. I think it was Bjorn who wrote this & had his soon to be ex-wife sing lead vocals. Talk about awkward, huh? It is said that Bjorn found a new girlfriend within weeks of the divorce. Benny had a side chick while he was married to Anni-frid. Both women eventually got remarried themselves. ABBA is considered a supergroup being as they were a musical sensation all over the world, hitting #1 in many other countries outside of their native homeland of Sweden. While most bands have a "signature sound", ABBA is unique in that most of their songs sound completely different from each other. That is because ABBA always delved into other genres of music. So they have a library of tunes that sounds like old school funk, disco, rock, pop, & even Spanish "flamenco" style influence (in the songs "Fernando" & "Chiquitita"). Please check out the following - Gimmie!Gimmie!Gimmie!, Fernando, Does your mother know?, Voulez-vous, Take a chance on me, S.O.S., Waterloo, Knowing me knowing you, & Money Money Money!
Well the blonde Agneta was married to the guitarrist... The song is about their break up, just at the tiem of the song... A year later the other couple broke up too.
Hello Gracie our bouncing babe in blue, did you miss me,,, great song by ABBA, a soleful and sad tune reflecting upon the past and the reality as it hits, superb group that have stood the test of time. still lovin` your reaction vids. PS two other great ABBA songs One Of Us and `I do I do I do` give `em both a try,, pleeeeease
Compare this to Katy Parry or Lady Gaga. Im a metal head and this makes me cry. Todays pop is *PATHETIC* in comparison. Abba, Roxette and Michael Jackson. It was a different era. Pop was actually a good genre. I May not like it cuz Its not my cup of tea... But I respected it cuz it was actually GOOD.
great explanation - it is hard when one is all in and the other one only for the fun or moment! that will not work, lead to a hard break up
Thank you 😘
You understand 🥺
you have to get to know person and make sure both of you on same page.
ABBA.. so many layers. I'm a rock guy and in to heavy metal. But ABBA catches me everytime!
And Rutger Gunnarssons basslines are incredible! The melodies. The background harmonies. The piano. They were amazing!
ABBA is still the greatest pop music ever written!
Agnetha Falskog is reconised has haveing a Pitch Perfect ,perfect Pitch with an astounding B2 - F7 range the widest range in OVER forty years of music .
40 years since breakup and still selling 2 millions records every year 🎶 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ABBA FOREVER
The blond and carismatic Agneta and her powerful voice The Vikings loves too, ha ha!
ABBA for ever 🎉
Lady, ABBA is HUGE!
In Abba, the women (singers) and the guys (composers) were together as couples when they started, then as they got popular, the fame and opportunities saw them drift apart, but they still made a few albums after that - so they put that sadness about their relationships ending into a song. Thanks for the react!
I love this song thank you
This part allways strikes hard on all reactors.
"But tell me does she kiss
Like I used to kiss you
Does it feel the same
When she calls your name"
Anyone who has gone thru breakups will most likely tear up. It is a very sad song performed by Agnetha in a very emotional way. Thank you for your reaction!
40 years on, and it still still crucifies the heart...
For me it's this part - "I don't wanna talk if it makes you feel sad! ...And i understand you've come to shake my hand..."
@@Summon256 "I apologise" near the end. She's holding back a teary cry in her voice
Thanks for the ABBA reaction. Not one of their happy songs but a masterpiece. Her and her husband "Who Wrote the Lyrics" were going through a divorce. They also had two small children. He wrote the words,she sang them and they really laid out the sadness of a divorce.
Hello, nice yo see you again with another reaction to the Sweden pop group ABBA, the leads in 70s, the decade post BEATLES
"The winner takes it all" is for me the best interpretation of a song that I heard in my life by any singer or band
It is interpretation, because it is more than just singing, it is also acting and transmitting, and Agnetha does all that and on a superlative level
Beyond the morbid that the story of this song produces (the lyrics about a divorce, written by the guitarist Björn, and sung by his ex-wife, the blonde Agnetha), the structure reflects a change: it is the first time in all ABBA songs that whoever has the leading voice has been alone from beginning to end,
She goes one way and the choirs go the other (they do not add up, they remain in the background)
and in the end She is left alone passive and exposed, while the chorus and the music finish so up
That is why I feel that Agnetha does an extraordinary performance (extraordinary: out of the ordinary)
Her face is always very expressive and accompanies the various tones and nuances of her majestic vocalization.
"The winner takes it all" is a great song, it's in my ABBA Top 5
It is the favorite of British fans,
but fundamentally is the one chose
by Björn and Agnetha
and Their own words is the one that is worth more
I like you for a new reaction to the classic worldwide hit "Chiquitita", specialy in the premier at United Nations in January 1979, in the Concert for Unicef:
th-cam.com/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/w-d-xo.html
My best wishes for You
from Buenos Aires Argentina
and GOD bless you!
You remind me in your demeanor and your voice - the way you speak - of the Icelandic singer Björk.
This has been named the ultimate breakup song many times. These girls can sing! Please react to One of us, Fernando and Chiquitita. You will never be disappointed 👌🔥❤️
Welcome to ABBA world..... i'm almost fifty years in..... afraid infected forever.....
It is a divorce/break up song. I was a teenager when this came out and I cried, 40 years later I still might cry with it again, so how she is able to sing this while going through a divorce is awe inspiring.
Hello again, so nice to I see your second reaction to ABBA
I love so much the Sweden pop group ABBA
They have more than 20 worldwide hits in several countries of all continents, included
Waterloo
S.O.S.
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Take a chance on me
Chiquitita
Gimme gimme gimme
The winner takes it all
Super trouper
"The winner takes it all" is one of their greatest hits, #1 in UK and several countries, #8 in Billboard U.S. and #1 in Adult Contemporary U.S.
"The winner takes it all" have a deep lyric writen by the guitarist Björn and singing at lead vocal by his ex-wife Agnetha, that gives an emotional and powerful interpretation with her lovely voice
note: Agnetha & Björn was separated at the end of 1978 (with two young children) but the legal divorce was in the middle of 1980
after this, Björn wrote this incredible lyrics
(obviously included part of your own history),
and the songwriters give Agnetha to sing it
at first She cry, but then put all your feelings and emotions and talents to this amazing performing
I hope to see you in another reaction to ABBA songs
I suggest their first worldwide hit:
your iconic glam rock "Waterloo" at Eurovision 1974
when ABBA begin to be famous for win the edition in UK 1974
Stay safe and be care
And have a great week!
#But tell me does she kiss
Like I used to kiss you?#
"Of course not"
Such a heart-wrenching reaction... 😭
Quite simply a musical masterpiece (in Gflat major). Sheer genius from the timeless Super Swedes, and their best song in my opinion (I love this song so much that I have learned to play it on my piano - very hard! But very very satisfying...) Thanks for this. A very poignant and melancholic reaction. Blessings to you...
Best Break up song ever.......!!!
Great!!!
Wonderful! The expressions on your face each stanza as she tells the story of how the "winner takes it all" are so touching. I' so sorry you've been hurt, so obvious by your reactions. I so hope you find true happiness, Gracie.
Thank you
The original video! Nice you dont see that much with the reactors! Thnx!!
beautiful girl. abba forever. a big kiss for you from the heart !!! ❤
A masterpiece 😍😍😍
MERCI Gracie , pour cette écoute , un titre fantastique,ou nos sentiments sont à l'épreuve .....
Beautiful Song!
So good 😢
Beautfully
thanks, beautiful song and reaction!
muito bom !!! sou fã do ABBA.
ABBA - first initials of each band member, who were two married couples. Both marriages ended in divorce. I think it was Bjorn who wrote this & had his soon to be ex-wife sing lead vocals. Talk about awkward, huh? It is said that Bjorn found a new girlfriend within weeks of the divorce. Benny had a side chick while he was married to Anni-frid. Both women eventually got remarried themselves.
ABBA is considered a supergroup being as they were a musical sensation all over the world, hitting #1 in many other countries outside of their native homeland of Sweden. While most bands have a "signature sound", ABBA is unique in that most of their songs sound completely different from each other. That is because ABBA always delved into other genres of music. So they have a library of tunes that sounds like old school funk, disco, rock, pop, & even Spanish "flamenco" style influence (in the songs "Fernando" & "Chiquitita"). Please check out the following - Gimmie!Gimmie!Gimmie!, Fernando, Does your mother know?, Voulez-vous, Take a chance on me, S.O.S., Waterloo, Knowing me knowing you, & Money Money Money!
The best melidy in the world ❤
Well the blonde Agneta was married to the guitarrist... The song is about their break up, just at the tiem of the song... A year later the other couple broke up too.
Hello Gracie our bouncing babe in blue, did you miss me,,, great song by ABBA, a soleful and sad tune reflecting upon the past and the reality as it hits, superb group that have stood the test of time. still lovin` your reaction vids. PS two other great ABBA songs One Of Us and `I do I do I do` give `em both a try,, pleeeeease
Of course I miss you 😁
I'll get to your request soon
@@GracieReacts Thank you our very own African Queen,,,, i`ll await with baited breath and trying to keep Hogster from raiding the fridge.
Love 🥰💯👍💯
I think you should look at these and react to them.
the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" by Eric Bogle
I Was Only 19 by Redgum
Please react to Honey Honey 😍
Listen Christoper Cross Arthur's theme it is a beautiful music you'll like it!!! You are beautiful...kisses!!!
Both girls were married to the2 guys in the band and both pairs got divorved
You always react dramatically to these types of songs. Did someone break your heart ?
😂😂😂
I have been heart broken before 🤦🏻♀️
Compare this to Katy Parry or Lady Gaga.
Im a metal head and this makes me cry.
Todays pop is *PATHETIC* in comparison.
Abba, Roxette and Michael Jackson.
It was a different era.
Pop was actually a good genre.
I May not like it cuz Its not my cup of tea...
But I respected it cuz it was actually GOOD.
you know the story behind this song? im sure not
Hmmm
@@GracieReacts use google or u can ask me its a sad true story
The irony of this song is that they all lost.
A masterpiece 😍