One of ABBA´s best songs - and one of Popmusics greatest classics! And the emotions it brings at the ABBA Voyage concert in London as it ends the show are hard to describe! I was there a month ago and it was one of the highlights of the show! Amazing!!!
I intentionally avoid to get aware of the tracklist till i get there, even though i know most of the songs being included.But having TWTIA near the end i understand why i read comments by people stating they end up in tears.Oh my.....
Absolute Masterpiece! Björn lyrics... 👌 Agnetha awesome leading vocals... 👌 Benny on amazing piano...👌 Frida backing vocals...👌 SOLID BREAKUP HIT! ❤️🅰️🅱️🅱️🅰️! Take care... See ya! Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱🤗👍
I remember the first time i ever heard this song. It was a Sunday morning after a party the night before. People were slowly coming to life with hangovers and it was announced on the radio 'this is the new song from ABBA and Agnetha has never sounded so good'. I shouted for hush in the room and listened quietly. When it finished the kitchen was still quiet and I said 'OMG thats stunning'. I made my excuses and ran upstairs, locked myself in the bathroom and cried.
ps. needless to mention how i felt when the 'waiting was over" back on 2nd Sept.'21.My eyes were burning and got dried from the tears.And it double happened when the new album blasted to no1 almost everywhere!That magical 'adrenalized' feeling is unforgetable.
....anounced on the radio''this is the new Abba song...."My Godness.That phrase was always giving me a sheer excitement back then whenever a dj was anouncing and playing the 'new ABBA song"!.I recall the feeling of euphoria in autumn '79 when i unsuspiciously got presented to the 'new' Abba single 'Gimme,Gimme,Gimme".I nearly swooned
Simply Stunning❤......Björn apparently wrote this song in the throes of his breakup and ultimate divorce from Agnetha. She was reportedly mortified that he wanted her to sing it, but he insisted that she had to...and that her genuine emotions would bring an extra level to her performance.
Hello, have a nice week, thanks for your reaction to ABBA songs "The winner takes it all" (1980) is one of the Best Songs by ABBA and the Most sad and emotional too The best lyrics and the greatest performing with the amazing Interpretation of the blonde singer Agnetha Fältskog and her soprano voice The lyrics is a fiction abouta divorce, it is not about Their real life, although it is obviously influenced by Their own experiences and the realization of the legal divorce in the middle of 1980, even though They were no longer a couple or lived together more than a year and half ago, at the end of 1978 These is an Official Video with almost 140 millions views in RU-vid, was filmed on July 1980, is a Masterpiece it shows the blonde singer Agnetha alone so sad and remembering happy times, and the others members so nice together, a perfect example of contrast feelings It's the first ABBA vídeo with images in black and white about Their previous history, to introduce us in the context; I think it's their best official video "The winner takes it all" return ABBA to the Top of the charts, gives ABBA their eighth #1 in UK after almost two years and half Also was the fourth and last Top10 to ABBA in U.S (pick at #8 in 1981) and #1 in US Adult Contemporary too "The winner takes it all" was voted the Best ABBA song by the British fans, and is the favourite ABBA song to the blonde singer Agnetha and now in the new Voyage concerts at London the encore song is... "The winner takes it all" For a new reaction I suggest You "Super Trouper" (1980) the following single and last #1 in UK with the lead voice of the brunette singer Frida I wish to You a great week my best regards from Buenos Aires , Argentina 🇦🇷 South América
So glad youre on an ABBA journey. The gift that keeps on giving, with one amazing song after another. Too many to pick from. Try some of their deeper cuts, suxhbas My mama said, Hey hey helen, Move on, The visitos, Under attack, Hole in your soul, and I'm a maronette.
@@eduardooscar309 "During the band's main active years, it consisted of two married couples: Fältskog and Ulvaeus, and Lyngstad and Andersson. With the increase of their popularity, their personal lives suffered, which eventually resulted in the collapse of both marriages. The relationship changes were reflected in the group's music, with later songs featuring darker and more introspective lyrics." "RU-vid video". 1:10. Archived from the original on 17 April 2016. Retrieved 30 September 2016 - via RU-vid
@@supastah68 Be respectful, it's his choice to pause if he wishes, there's no need for the first 3 letters in your comment. I'm loving his reaction videos to ABBA and his enthusiasm is a joy to see, and I'm looking forward to the seeing the rest of his Abba journey. 🇬🇧🧐
