All four members of the cult Swedish band ABBA gathered on Thursday at London for the first time since 1982 at the premiere dinner of their virtual spectacle "Voyage".

Swedish pop superstars - Bjorn Ulveus, Benny Anderson, Agnetha Falzky and Annie-Fried Lingstad - last time in the capital of great Britain appeared together in 1982 on the entertainment show The Late Late Breakfast whose host he was Noel Edmonds.

The show, which starts today, Friday (May 27th), is scheduled to take place seven times a week until the beginning of October, with a virtual concert on the occasion of the performance of Abbatar, ie a hologram of the band members performing live songs with the ten-member band.

They have sold over 400 million albums and singles

In the statements on the red carpet in front of the purpose-built ABBA Arena at the Queen's Olympic Park Elizabeth in east London, False said it was wonderful to see all these English fans, a Lingstadsaid he was looking forward to the hit performance "Mamma Mia".

Talking about why she enjoyed this project so much, Lingstad singled out as the most exciting that the group came together after so much time in which they did not work together as a band. Although the UK is very close to them and has a lot of fans in it, Ulveus said they chose that country for the project because it has the infrastructure for such big events.