ABBA

HALF A CENTURY LATER, A SONG STILL MARKS THE EXACT MOMENT ABBA WAS BORN. When ABBA stepped into the recording studio in Sweden in the early 1970s, they couldn’t have known they were standing on a crossroads that would change their entire future. It wasn’t a moment of fanfare or ostentation—just four people, four voices, and a vague belief that their blend could take them further than any individual act.

Half a century later, one song still points with remarkable precision to the exact moment…

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ABBA SINGS “O HOLY NIGHT” ALONE IN AN EMPTY CHURCH — THE LAST RECORDING THEY’LL EVER MAKE: One microphone. One lone piano. Four music icons pouring a lifetime of living into the holiest Christmas song ever written. Their voices tremble, the rafters shake, your soul will shake. This isn’t just music — it’s ABBA saying goodbye the only way they know how. Some voices were born to carry us to heaven. ABBA is taking us there tonight.

There were no lights warming up. No audience settling into seats. No cameras searching for…

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