Kramgoa låtar 17 cover

Kramgoa låtar 17

Vikingarna · 1989

42 min · 15 tracks · dansband music

Joyful melodies intertwined with heartfelt lyrics, showcasing the essence of Swedish dansband music through vibrant instrumentation and catchy choruses.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Speleman Start here — accessible entry with immediate hook
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    Jag ville bara krama dej — This track encapsulates the band's signature sound, combining playful lyrics about affection with an upbeat melody that invites sing-alongs.
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    Sista natten med gänget — A poignant farewell anthem that balances nostalgia and celebration, reflecting on friendships and memories made over the years.
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    Tre röda rosor — A romantic ballad that highlights Vikingarna's ability to convey emotion through simple yet effective storytelling and melodic charm.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady melodic journey throughout
  • celebratory tunes for gatherings
  • short tracks for quick enjoyment
  • playful rhythms to dance along
  • nostalgic themes of love

Maybe skip if you

  • seekers of long epics
  • prefer heavy, intense music

Where this album fits

Themes
nostalgic friendship· Swedish dance culture
Career context
Released on April 1, 1989, 'Kramgoa låtar 17' was Vikingarna's follow-up to their successful album 'Kramgoa låtar 16'. At this point in their career, they were solidifying their position as one of Sweden's leading dansband acts, having gained popularity throughout the 1980s.
Stylistic neighbors
Lasse Stefanz· Arvingarna· Donnez

Tracklist

  • 1 Speleman Start here 2:49
  • 2 En vissnad blomma 2:57
  • 3 Melodien 3:06
  • 4 Jag ville bara krama dej 2:43
  • 5 Mest av allt 2:51
  • 6 Sista natten med gänget 3:17
  • 7 Sitter i regnet 3:41
  • 8 Spinnrocken 2:30
  • 9 Tre röda rosor 2:45
  • 10 Vill du och kan du så får du 2:50
  • 11 Piccolissima serenata 2:44
  • 12 Lev som du lär 2:23
  • 13 Innan tåget ska gå 2:37
  • 14 Gran Canaria 2:52
  • 15 Vikingablod 2:47

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