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Benjamin Ingrosso’s version of Lisa Nilsson’s “Slow Farewell” created goose bumps on her arms. She wrote it with Mauro Scocco in 2003 and it is about when she left her first husband.
– When I heard it, I was able to relate. You leave the person in the song, but in my case I was the one who stayed, says Benjamin Ingrosso, 23, on the program and tells how important it is to be able to write about their relationships.
– In my case, it has been my salvation in my breakup, that I can write about our relationship.
Got emotional
When Lisa Nilsson, 50, on the show played Ana Díaz, 43, the song “100,” she was moved.
The song is about a future that will not happen. Lisa Nilsson is based on her version of her first marriage. They got houses and planned for the family. But there were no children.
Instead, he came in a new love.
– My first marriage relationship ended before there were perfect children, that is, there was one on the way that could not be ended, he tells Expressen.
– I was able to live very strongly in Ana Díaz’s longing for children, the dream of a family with children that did not materialize. The relationship ends before they have time to experience it.
Joins for the second time
Lisa Nilsson, who is in “Much Better” for the second time, describes how she has been in both.
– Losing and not being able to be part of that life with children, but then have a second chance and suddenly have children. To reach the goal. Then it also crashes.
He notes that his second marriage also ended in divorce.
– You did not get that aging together, but your children.
Plura on the death of his sister: “He has repressed”
Plura Jonsson, 69, also points out how the interaction in combination with the music in “Much Better” shakes up emotions.
– Approaches. You wake up early and your nerves are out. Then it is easy to start crying, it becomes very emotional, he tells Expressen.
Tommy Körberg’s disease: “Lying on the ground for ten days.”
