The Cardigans are a Swedish pop group formed in 1992. The group consists of Nina Persson on vocals, Peter Svensson on guitar, Magnus Sveningsson on bass, Bengt Lagerberg on drums, and Lars-Olof Johansson on keyboard. Their musical style has evolved over time, moving from a more indie pop sound to more experimental albums. The Cardigans achieved international success with their single "Lovefool" released in 1996, which was heavily played on radios and featured in the film "Romeo + Juliet". Their album "Gran Turismo", released in 1998, was also well-received and saw significant commercial success, with worldwide sales of over 2.5 million copies. Throughout their career, The Cardigans have released six studio albums. In addition to their commercial success, they have also been nominated for several music industry awards, including Grammy Awards. The group is still active to this day, although they took a hiatus between 2007 and 2012. Their music is often described as having influences from 60s pop, alternative rock, and jazz, and their lyrics can be both dark and humorous. Lead singer Nina Persson is known for her distinctive voice and emotive performance style. Despite the ups and downs of their career, The Cardigans have managed to remain relevant and beloved by their fans, thanks to their unique music and commitment to innovation and artistic experimentation.

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