Tusen och en natt - Sweden 1999 - Eurovision songs with live orchestra

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CREDITS:
"Tusen och en natt"
Performed by : Charlotte Nilsson (Perelli)
Lyrics : Gert Lengstrand, Alexander Bard, Marcos Ubeda
Music : Lars "Dille" Diedricson
Arranger : Mikael Wendt
Conductor : Anders Berglund

[@seanwilson6559]

sounds fab with live instruments

[@petecannon656]

Great song . So much better sung in Swedish and backed by the orchestra. The actual performance at the final didn't compare with this . The best argument for having a live orchestra at Eurovision and for countries to sing in their own national language.

[@annakobuk3618]

Much better in Swedish and with the orchestra. More natural 🤩 😎

[@autind73]

Fantastic song ❤

[@stardust7071]

Holy shit i didn't knew this was from 1999. Swedish music is fun

[@kriscandy4423]

Alexander Bard was not co-writer of this song

[@andreasklumpp4551]

Should I repeat, what some Germans say about Skandinavian languages?: 1.) Otto Waalkes in the 1970ies: knödeldirödel; 2.): Thomas Gottschalk as German speaker in Lausanne 1989 in his comment: hödlnödldödl; a German taxidriver in Bad Harzburg, a Northern-German town with many guests from Skandinavia: ösesmösesmörebröd ...

[@andreasklumpp4551]

If I didn't know that this means in English: I can feel your body next to mine ...

[@asac159]

It doesn't. The English version is not a direct translation... or anything close. It's a different sense of the words. The title for instance; A Thousand and One nights!

[@hakade5846]

This is a straight copy of ABBA's style. With verbatim quotes from the styling of the arrangement. Embarrassing, but it just had to win.