Eva Dahlgren

Swedish pop/rock singer Eva Dahlgren labored for ten years as a reasonably well-known performer in her homeland before experiencing outstanding success in 1989 using the track “Ängeln we Rummet” and getting showered with crucial acclaim in 1991 with her Grammi-sweeping follow-up album, En Blekt Blondins Hjärta. In old age she became referred to as a homosexual privileges activist after publicly announcing her civil union to some other female in 1996 and officially changing her name to Eva Dahlgren-Attling. Also in old age she founded herself like a publication author. Given birth to June 9, 1960, in Umeå, Sweden, she performed on the tv screen display Sveriges Magasin in 1978 at age group 18. Musician/maker Bruno Glenmark required notice of her overall performance and contacted her afterward, providing to create her debut recording, Finns Det Nån Som Bryr Sig Om (1978). Some albums — Eva Dahlgren (1980), För Väntan (1981), Tvillingskäl (1982), Ett Fönster Mot Gatan (1984), Känn Mig (1984), Ung Och Stolt (1987) — adopted, as did several accolades, including several Rockbjörnen honours for Swedish Woman Vocalist of the entire year. Dahlgren’s steady achievement culminated with “Ängeln i Rummet” (also released in British as “Angel in my own Room”), an individual from her 1989 recording Fria Världen 1.989. Her follow-up record, En Blekt Blondins Hjärta, constructed upon the achievement of “Ängeln i Rummet,” spawning not just one but two extra international strikes — “Vem Tänder Stjärnorna” (released in British as “I’m Not really deeply in love with You”) and “Kom Och Håll Om Mig” (“Simply Want You to definitely Appreciate Me”) — and sweeping the Grammi Honours with five is victorious (Musician of the entire year, Feminine Vocalist of the entire year, Album of the entire year, Song of the entire year, and Songwriter of the entire year). Within the wake of the all-around achievement, she released an English-language edition of En Blekt Blondins Hjärta, Eva Dahlgren, in 1992 and a greatest-hits compilation, För Minnenas Skull 1978-1992. Dahlgren’s result slowed in following years, with just two more studio room albums (Jag Vill Se Min Älskade Komma Från Det Vilda, 1995; Lai Lai, 1999) along with a live record (La La Live, 1999) released through the remainder from the 10 years. She finally came back in 2005 with Snö, her first single record in six years (not really keeping track of her contribution towards the 2003 collaborative Buddaboys recording Lost People Region), as well as the Äventyr EP. In 2007 she came back once again with another greatest-hits collection, En Blekt Blondins Ballader 1980-2005, and a fresh studio recording, Petroleum Och Tång.