Maja Ivarsson: 'I Love to Live – a Little Too Much and Too Fast Sometimes'
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- Maja Ivarsson is spending her summer with the Diggiloo tour but also enjoys time by the sea and a special stew.
- She advocates for rehearsal spaces, praises Yung Lean and Skåne as a vacation spot, and expresses annoyance with inexperienced air travelers.
- Ivarsson looks forward to The Sounds' autumn tour, stating that having faced significant hardship makes her less worried about future challenges.
Maja Ivarsson is embracing a summer filled with diverse activities, balancing her commitments to the Diggiloo tour with cherished moments by the sea and a favorite korvgryta (sausage stew).
Beyond her professional engagements, Ivarsson is a vocal advocate for rehearsal spaces, a supporter of artist Yung Lean, and recommends Skåne as a prime vacation destination. She also shared her pet peeves, including inexperienced air travelers, while expressing anticipation for The Sounds' upcoming autumn tour.
Reflecting on her life experiences, Ivarsson shared a profound perspective on resilience. "When you have gone through hell a couple of times, fewer things make you worried," she stated in a DN Kulturs summer survey. This outlook suggests a deep well of inner strength, forged through past adversities.
When you have gone through hell a couple of times, fewer things make you worried.
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Originally published by Dagens Nyheter in Swedish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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