Inger Margareta Berggren, born on February 23, 1934, in Stockholm, Sweden, was a Swedish schlager singer. She began her career as a vocalist with orchestras led by Thore Swanerud and Åke Jelving. Her breakthrough came in 1960 when she participated in the Melodifestivalen with "Alla andra får varann". Although Östen Warnerbring's version was preferred, she gained recognition for her performance. Throughout the 1960s, she released several notable recordings, including "Sol och vår" (1962), which she performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in Luxembourg, finishing number 7. Other popular songs included "Elisabeth Serenade" (1963) and "Twist Till Menuett" (1963). She collaborated with orchestras led by Thore Ehrling and Simon Brehm. Her discography also included the albums Jag Sjunger Mina Visor … (1965) and En Helt Vanlig Kvinna (A Natural Woman) (1979). She passed away on July 19, 2019, in Stockholm at the age of 85.
