ANNI-FRID LYNGSTAD - EN LEDIG DAG (First time listening to this song) | REACTION
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Wow, what vocal range this woman has. It's incredible. I have been an ABBA fan for years. I now have a new appreciation for Frida's voice. This was breath taking.
Our beautiful Frida - brilliant from the beginning :)
What a lovely reaction! Frida’s voice is sometimes overlooked so I was delighted to see you appreciating her beautiful singing. 🖤
My God her voice was just fantastic so early. Amazing!!!!
She is so beautiful X
Princess Anne-Frid Synni of Reuss, Countess of Plauen. A total dancing Queen!
She was the winner of a contest and did not know she had to perform that night on TV. She was so beautiful and sweet and good. Her musical style was more standards and jazz-like. She seems shy here. We know the stage presence she had eventually. Back in this time women were not highly regarded. He was way too personal. If you ever want to hear her best solo album in Swedish you should listen to djupa andetag. You might not know a single word but you will love it. I find it to be her best. Well anyway, thanks for posting this. I am a Frida-holic. Whoever says Frida cannot hit high notes needs to hear this. Her mom died when she was 2. Her grandma raised her. She had a very hard childhood leaving Norway because her father was a German soldier in WWII. She was insecure because of her childhood. But she realized in her later years how much her grandma did for her and how she wishes she could have seen her in ABBA, with the success.
I posted something similar to this but decided to delete it to avoid repetition. Plus this post is much better.👍
@@whenindoubt1000 you're a sweetheart for saying this! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thankyou, Tango. Yes, she came from an impoverished background, raised by a caring, but often insensitive grandmother. Her primary interest became music, often listening to songs on a record player. When schoolteachers realized she had an exceptional talent, she started singing, often in groups. At age 13, she got a job singing jazz in a band. She would sing professionally, at one point starting her own band and making popular jazz albums. Photographers recognized her unusual beauty and started having her model. She appeared in a movie and made numerous music videos. She performed on stage and decided to enhance her vocal ability by studying with a recognized opera singer. She also studied dancing. Thinking she would never acquire great fame as a singer, she married young. Then it happened. She entered a talent contest, which she won. Part of the prize was appearing on a popular TV show. Her beauty and extraordinary talent led her to regular appearances on TV. It was difficult because of her marriage, which eventually ended. But it was an opportunity that brought her fame and fortune, which she shared. After ABBA, she was a recognized star, but always in the shadow of Agnetha, whose fanatical fan base were largely those of Latino and mideastern societies, where blondes are highly prized. Agnetha fanatics routinely dismiss the huge popularity and contribution of Frida, which is very annoying.
Never tire of seeing this. What is remarkable is that, not only is this live and her TV debut but this performance was completely unrehearsed with the house band. Anni-Frid had literally just been rushed across town from winning a national talent contest. She handed the two pianists a piece of paper with a rough musical arrangement of the song just before the interview. But although just 21 years old here, she was already a veteran of hundreds of concerts plus her Jazz improvisation skills kicked in so she works seamlessly with their backing accompaniment. The only giveaway to this being impromptu is at 2:33 when she is not sure if she's allowed to take the microphone off the stand. The unfamiliarity of the different mic's used on TV is also evident when someone signals her to lower the microphone at 3:35. Fans can sometimes be fooled by stage persona's. Her performances with ABBA, especially live, would make one think she is extrovert. But she was actually soft spoken and quite shy around strangers as confirmed by ABBA's make-up artist, Ingmarie Halling. Definitely prefers singing to being interviewed, that's for sure, lol.
Thank God for Frida! such an amazing talent, her voice is _supernaturally_ good! - & so pleased you pointed out how she quietly deals with this guys prying interview style, but as you say, very much of it's time, no doubt she was probably thinking -
can we just get on with my song please!? lol
Beautiful reaction! :)
1956 took the stage. Pro at age 13 in 1958. Indie artist 1958-67. 1663-1966:
Anni-Frid Four / Anni-Frid & Gunnar Trio
Big break in 1967, National Best Vocalist. She also won a major national level best vocalist award in 1964.
Identified in grade school for her incredible control and beautiful tone.
She swept all the talent hunts.
Won best vocalist as a child, pre-teen, teen and adult.
Deep Purple's/White Snakes, Jon Lord adored her vocal talent. He described Frida's voice as "specific and glorious".
ABBA's engineer, Michael Tretow, Benny and Bjorn considered Frida a master vocalist. **
** ABBA Bright Lights Dark Shadows
The Real Story of ABBA
by Carl Magnus Palm
She gets lots of attention for her vocal talent and praise from the entire ABBA team and her peers.
Frida can sing anything.
Incredible performance, Frida’s daughter was killed in a car accident in the USA, she’s had a tough life in many ways, deserves all the success, and is now a bone fide Princess, her husband the German Prince of Plauen died of lymphoma.
How incredible this was for singing with the band the very first time.
They probably rehearsed the song quickly before broadcast though.
Frida backing vocals on ABBA 1982 song the day before you came is so stunning
The BEST part of that song for me. She had amazing vocal variations and this is a perfect example . It's a crying shame how she has been overshadowed for so many years, she was the stronger vocalist without a doubt.
Anni-Frid isn't back vocalist, she is #1 in ABBA.
Hi dear,
Do check on Frida's solo after Abba, Aven En Blomma, its Frida at its exquisite finest.
Frida's singing and the music melodies and arrangements are soo good that you'll be enthralled by the song eventhough you don't understand a word of it coz the song was sung in a language foreign to you
What a nice surprise! It helps that I understand Swedish. You can certainly see how her talent lent to ABBA!
I don't understand the language, but her singing is amazing. Well that's music anyway, uniting everyone whose listen.
thank you, for you reaction to this one, what a wonderful young and a little shy frida, what a wonderful voice and talent, and poor frida, she lost her mother very young, and grew up by her grandma, she had two you children, left by her first husband, and this was not easy for her in the 60's ...
Preciosa, encantadora!!!!!
Frida's voice is so tender and expressive. This video is a great intro to her as a solo artist. All her solo albums are great. Life on Mars is a standout cut from her amazing Frida Ensam, but my very favorite is her last album from '96, Djupa andetag. Lots of videos of that are available. Try Aven En Blomma next. I read eloquent comments about it from others so I won't repeat. She had great taste in her song selections.
Amazing. She had stage presence even at such a young age, and she's a class act. While clearly angry at the compere's stupid question, she played a straight bat, and just got on with the song.
Wow, amazed to see this superb live performance for the first time!
Her 1982 solo album "Something's Going On" is very good, produced with Phil Collins who sings a duet with her on 1 song. The title track was a hit single.
I love Frida's reactions around 3:37 and 3:52 where she is getting cues from off-camera to lower her microphone.
Just read this and I've never noticed that before. Thank you.
Her cover of Life On Mars by David Bowie is FAB!
And also her cover of 10CC Wall Street Shuffle!!!
That's what made ABBA so remarkable. She is the only member who isn't Swedish but Norwegian. She was the result of an Affair with a Woman named Syinni and a Soldier in Hitler's Army. Syinni had her when she was only 17 and was looked upon as a Scarlet Woman. In future years her Grandmother who raised her took her to a Fortune Teller and said "She will be rich, famous and even sing for Royalty and sure enough she did. She is also when she married Royalty Prince Heinrich, Count of Plauen in 1992, she became Princess Anni-Frid Synni of Reuss, Countess of Plauen. Also if you can, listen to her Sing Baby Love in Sweden.
Perhaps the only good thing to result from the Nazi occupation of Germany? I would say she could be considered Swedish, since she grew up in that country since thew age of two, as a result of her mother and grandma relocating there after the war, in fear of reprisals for her mother consorting with the enemy. People didn't always treat women who had been carrying on affairs with German occupiers very kindly. Of course this isn’t in any way meant to negate or deny her Norwegianness, only to point out that she can be both.
why bring up the fact that her father was in hitlers army? why not just say he was a german soldier?? do you enjoy gossip? Frida was upset when she found out about her father and kept it a secret for a reason
@@fordhouse8b the word nazi is only a label, her father had been conscripted into that army whether he wanted to be in it or not, you don;t need to bring that up in comments because its unkind gossip
@@ajayjackson7727 First off, I didn’t bring up that fact. I responded to a post by laminage which mentioned it, by highlighting that even the most unfortunate events in history can result in beautiful and worthwhile things. We are all products of the past, good bad and ugly. Might as well get used to it. If her father had been a soldier in the Bundeswehr (post war Germany’s army), instead of the wartime Wehrmacht, there would have not been any stigma attached to her parentage, she would have never relocated to Sweden as a child, and ABBA would not have ever existed. If Germany had never occupied Norway, but her father had somehow gotten together with her mother anyway, the same result, no ABBA. History should never be swept under the rug.
I remember the first time I watched this performance here on RUclips. I knew Frida had a beautiful voice but I was very impressed with her vocals, especially those high notes she hits at the end of the song. I was like: "My God! I didn't know she could do THAT with her voice." I always felt Benny and Björn didn't take full advantage of Frida's range and vocal abilities when they should have. Once in a while I read and hear comments that say that Frida has a limited vocal range and stuff. Well, I always refer those people to this video and it's proof that Frida CAN sing and DOES have pipes. ABBA is one of my all-time favorite bands and I love all 4 members but Frida is my #1. I think her solo discography is quite interesting and eclectic. Her Shine album is my favorite from her. It's a shame it was released when people were a little bit fed up with ABBA and that the album was a little ahead of its time and very modern for its time but it's a hidden gem.
Yes I agree, B&B were more interested in the commercial appeal of Agnetha's higher "pop-style" vocals and gave her more of the singles. Frida's choices produced more number ones though and she is by far the more accomplished and diverse vocalist, I love those harmonies of hers too! Very underrated and unfairly overlooked in favour of the stereotypical Swedish blonde unfortunately!
Very good pronunciaton 😀👍of her name.
This was a time of romantic French and Italian movies, sports cars driving along hilly green roads with views of the ocean. She has the persona many women had during that time, gentle, always positive and cheery within an oppressive patriarchic dominance which is also obvious in this man's questions.
Thanks for the reaction! It is a pretty cool look into who she was right before ABBA!
Beautiful lady, gorgeous voice. ♥ Sadly some years back her daughter was killed nd she lost her husband to cancer.
His name is Hyland. The name of the show is Hylands hörna, which means Hyland's corner.
Such a sweet song 💓
As some below have said Anni-Frid had a hard life from birth onwards as she was the result of her mother having and an affair with an occupying German soldier in Norway and thats why they left Norway for Sweden. Luck though was on her side for this contest. It was broadcast the night Sweden switched from driving on the right to the left (i think it was that way round) and also the weather was appaling so huge numbers stayed in and watch television. She secured a record deal and produced a great jazz based album. her voice is labeled metz soprano but her range is well beyond that and on an Olivia Newton-John show she even did a bit of opera.
Just lovely! I remember the host very well from every Saturday night show in those days. Even as a child I was quite annoyed with him many times.
This was in 1967.. her first TV performance!
A day at the beach. Love your reaction, especially pickin up on how he actually was quite disrespectful towards her. Like, there there, little girl. 🧟♀️ It was stone age back then.
You are so right. If she had been a man with children the host would never have,asked such disrespectful questions.
Its swedish text and song,and it should be En ledig dag. You forgot the g there. I love ABBA...and its always interesting to watch reactions on ABBA as well as them seperately.....a nice little tune...one can hear its old style song...She is so softspoken,and her voice is angelic...just like Agnetas,the other female singer in ABBA...
Great!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She really was a jazz singer that also, just as Agnetha Fältskog, sang with a dance band. There is very little preserved of her jazz performances. If you search Gunnar Sandevärn on youtube, there are some great performances that will stun almost everybody by their sheer beauty.
I have seen this video before this. I didn't understand a word then and still don't but it was beautiful to hear. Her voice is phenominal. Agnetha, the blonde from ABBA, was a teen singer in Sweden and very popular in her own right.
Yes plenty of Agnetha solo work. Before ABBA in Swedish and after ABBA in English.
Her mom died when she was 4. She lived with her grandma but I think she passed before this performance too.
She was only 2 as her mother died and i think her grandmother was still alive in 1967, but she never came to Fridas performances.
@@Lisa-M she had suffered a lot. Her being a “nazi experiment”, her mother died, never had an intimate relationship with her dad, her husband cheating on her, the death of her beloved daughter and also the death of her last husband, the prince. 😞😞
@@jmontenegro1124 I know it all, but she isn't a nazi experiment, because her father wasn't a nazi. Not every german soldier in WWII was also a nazi. Their story has nothing to do with this Lebensborn thing. He was just a german soldier who fell in love with her mother. They tried to keep their relationship in secret and it wasn't planned that Synni got pregnant. He had always claimed that he had not known, that she was pregnant when he went back to Germany but Fridas aunt didn't believe him and Frida at least believed her aunt. This was the reason why Frida didn't build up a closer relationship to him.
She was two when her Mother died and her grandmother died in 1970 on the day her divorce from Ragnar Fredriksson became final.
If you wanna go for another song in swedish you should try the song Sånt är livet (english: That’s life) with Anita Lindblom. It doesnt matter if you understand swedish or not, her voice is so great everyone can appreciate it!
En ledig dag = a day off or a free day. Shes singing about walking on the beach, watching at the waves and thinking about her former lover or something like it :)
Nice!
I think it was 1967. Yeah, the interview was very cringe worthy. But she was a pro.
She was a beginner. He was a pro.
Never heard this one before.
Her Swedish is much easier to understand (as a Danish speaker) when she sings it rather than speak it in a strange, uncomfortable interview.
BTW, her mom died shortly after the war. Her grandma raised her.
Why is it that some people are always in a hurry to flaunt their ignorance on the Internet? Please always do your research before spreading falsehoods. Frida is and was never Danish. She was born in Norway and moved to Sweden at 2 years old with her grandmother after her birth mother died. So she's part Norwegian and part Swedish and might even be considered again half German and half Swiss via her marriages. By the way, her birth father was German.
Huh, maybe you are a little too quick to reply?
Swedish and Danish are mutually intelligible (to some extent). I was making a comment as a Danish speaker (as in I, not her) listening to her speak Swedish (hard to understand) to her singing in Swedish (easy to understand)
@@mobychima1087 Please read carefully before assigning meaning to comments not actually contained in them. Sebastian never said, or even implied that she is Danish. Why is it that some people are always in a hurry to flaunt their lack of reading comprehension on the internet? Also, you don’t become half anything by marrying a person. Depending on the era, the country, and the law, you might become 100% the nationality of your spouse by citizenship. Or you might not.
Ok. I understand your position better now . I guess English is also a second language to you. You just made an error of syntax and I withdraw my previous observation.
@@mobychima1087 As an English speaker (a natively fluent one), he made no error in syntax. If his parenthesis about being a Danish speaker had been place after the word Swedish, it would have referred to her, the speaker (or singer) of Swedish being Danish. Since it was placed after the word understand, the phrase ‘As a Danish speaker’ refers to the person who is doing the understanding, which is him.
Anni was so young
Maybe this man interviewing Frida preferred the style of the so called Musical Movement prevalent in Sweden at the time with a strong political agenda against the commercial music industry. The criticism of ABBA's "pop music" by the media was so bad that it led to little or no air play on the radio or TV. That said, ABBA and their record company Polar chose not to release singles of their international mega-hits such as "SOS" ,"Knowing me Knowing You", and "Take a Chance on Me" in Sweden at that time.
No no, that was around 1975. This man (Lennart Hyland) was our main "Michael Parkinson" or "Johnny Carson" during the 1960s and 70s. His questions were totally normal at the time and playing shy was a thing among young ladies in Sweden at the time. Frida actually acted a bit weird/strange here, not sure why. But don't get me wrong, I like her, and even the jazzy bossa she sang.
Here is another Annifrid Lyngstad song to react to- It was number 1 in Sweden in the 1990s Alskar Mig Altid
ruclips.net/video/sIvS_f_MiEg/видео.html
En Ledi Dag means a free day in Swedish
Spelled _En ledig dag_ though (but casually said "en ledi da").
He's a pain in the butt! She is so Wonderful !!
She sang I Am Woman. Very nice.
That was Helen Reddy an Australian singer
@@Vikinggirl1679 There is another song that she made, not the Helen Reddy song.
@@nelsanderson1726 oh ok i didn't know that. I'll have to check it out
@@Vikinggirl1679 Come To Me I Am Woman by Anna
@@nelsanderson1726 ok thanks Nels. Hey I have to ask. Your name looks like you might be Swedish?
Actually Anni-Frid ( called Frida) changed her hair color and style quite frequently when she was with ABBA. The style I liked best was for her first solo album after ABBA broke up.
NO, he said her man can take care of the children.
She's from the same area as my mom.
omg i think you’re local to me! if you ever want to know more about ABBA music, or their solo stuff, i could definitely make you some copies of what i have!
Hola amiga
Please listen and react to her beautiful song "Ett Liv I Solen". :-)
Fabulous reaction. I enjoy your channel so much. You shouldn’t check out Frida’s Mad About The Boy too. Or Agnetha’s If I Thought You’d Change Your Mind. Keep the ABBA stuff coming!
Frida I am pretty sure she doesn't go by Anni
Right there on video proof of how things were. And I'm supposed to believe women didn't have to deal with that back then?
There are plenty who think this kind of side jab and judgment didn't exist. And it still does to this day.
This is old!
Thanks for the young Frida. Now you better do 17 year old Agnetha's "Jag var så kär". Man those girls can sing.