The musician revisited the hit âMamma Miaâ to support the social democratic candidate during the legislative election.
ABBA member Benny Andersson performed a modified version of "Mamma Mia" in support of left-wing candidate Magdalena Andersson in Sweden's parliamentary elections marked by a close fight against the right and the far right.
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Sweden is holding crucial parliamentary elections where the left and right are neck and neck. The result could mark the entry of the far right into government.
Will giving voice give him votes? This Sunday, Benny Anderson, one of the four members of the group ABBA, revisited the song âMamma Miaâ as a sign of support for Magdalena Andersson, candidate of the left bloc for the legislative elections in Sweden. The Swedish group's hit thus became âMag-da-le-na!â ".
âI said to myself, why not come and play for Magdalena? », Launched the 79-year-old composer in front of his piano installed at the headquarters of the Social Democratic Party in Stockholm, a few hours after the opening of the polling stations.
Crucial ballot
He then sang the famous melody to the acclamation of the candidate's supporters. âMag-da-le-na!â », sang the crowd in front of the amused look of the candidate.
Sweden votes today in a crucial election that promises to be very close. The key: either a return of the left, led by âMagdaâ, or the maintenance of the conservative Ulf Kristersson in power, with, for the first time, far-right ministers in government.
Long favored by polls, the left lost ground against the right in the final days of the campaign.

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