Agnetha at a private birthday party in Stockholm, Sweden on July 8, 2011.
Back in the late 70s I became a fan of the pop group ABBA. But it wasn't until 1983 that I became a fan of Agnetha Fältskog as a solo artist. I was a teenager and began collecting pictures and articles from magazines and newspapers. Throughout the years I've managed to collect more than two scrapbooks worth of material.
The main reason why I wanted to create this website was to share the material I have with other fans. I have a lot of photos from magazines and newspapers. But I also wanted fans around the world to get to know a little bit more about Agnetha as a person. During her days in ABBA, fans outside Sweden didn't hear her talk very much. It was mainly Björn and Benny who did the talking. So that's why I've translated Swedish interviews with Agnetha and I will continue uploading them as long as I have more to translate.
Finally, I hope you'll enjoy my website!
Claes
Agnetha collection released
On October 8, 2008, Sony BMG Music Entertainment Sweden released a new 2 CD-collection of Agnetha's favorite songs throughout her career. It's a nice collection and Agnetha even wrote a foreword in the CD-booklet. As far as I know the CD has only been released in Sweden but if you live outside Sweden, you can order it from ABBA's official website. The CD has been released in a jewel case and a digi-pack.
Please note: This is an unofficial fan site and by clicking on the link above, you're sending an e-mail to me (Claes), not to Agnetha. If you want to contact Agnetha, your best option is to write ABBA's Swedish record company.
Universal Music AB Box 55777 SE-114 83 Stockholm SWEDEN
Agnetha receives a lot of mail so there's no guarantee that you'll recieve a reply, but good luck.
Here's a banner you can use on your website if you want to provide a link to my site.