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Beyond ABBA: the globalization of Swedish popular music

Johansson, 2010

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In the minds of most Americans, music from Sweden is synonymous with the 1970s mega band ABBA. Careful observers of popular music know, however, that more recently Swedish artists have achieved both artistic acclaim and commercial success around the world. During …
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