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Between och and natt (later renamed Take Me to Your Heaven), Hero and The Girl; all the songs with which singer Charlotte Perrelli in the past participated in Swedish Melodifestivalen were cheerful meestampers, typical Swedish schlager songs. A lot of fans of Perrelli assumed that their favorite singer also at her new participation for such a schlager would choose, but her new Mitt Liv entry would be complete sound different …

The Eurovision winner of 1999, meanwhile, for the fourth time share to the Swedish preliminary round for the Eurovision song contest. In the first live show on 4 February she comes as the fifth candidate to bid with her song Mitt Liv. Charlotte is in Sweden and to fans of the Eurovision song contest is known for its danceable pop songs, but in 2017, she so a different direction. Perrelli wrote her song itself, along with Lars Hägglund. It was going to be a quiet ballad. Charlotte, stating that they are does not participate to win a corner of the veil itself, explained: “I have a completely different song , something that I’ve never done before. That’s because I have opened my heart. It’s totally no bombastic schlager song, and certainly not ‘ typical Eurovision ‘. I would like to share this song with my fans, but I’ll take for a great piece just part ‘ for myself ‘, told Perrelli to ESCToday.

New style not yet yielded much success on Scandipop, a popular Web site that closely follows Melfest , don’t expect much of the song by Charlotte. They suspect that the new song in the style of Höstens sista Trumpet, will be the flopped single they released last year. That song, also in a new style, but to place hit 60 in the Swedish iTunes Top 100.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqMnIlUPAzs It’s pretty remarkable that Charlotte Perrelli choose to not in 2017 with a schlager to take part in Melodifestivalen. Last year she performed namely as break-act during the preliminary round and sang Här står jag, a plea to Diva’s hits and the associated back to the show. They pulled out on iTunes the first place …