Peter Svensson

Swedish guitarist and songwriter

Peter Svensson - Swedish guitarist and songwriter
Born

October 18th, 1974
50 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Sweden

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A guitarist and songwriter, contributed significantly to the music scene. Co-founded the rock band The Cardigans, which achieved international success. Actively involved in songwriting and musical arrangements, shaping the band's distinctive sound. The band's album 'Life' gained widespread recognition and commercial success in the late 1990s. Also explored collaborative projects with various artists, showcasing versatility in musical styles.

Co-founded the rock band The Cardigans

Contributed to the album 'Life'

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