Ebba Maria Knigge Forsberg, also known as Ebba Forsberg, was born in Stockholm on July 31, 1964, and is a Swedish singer and actress. After moving to Tortola and later South Africa, she returned to Sweden and signed with Maverick Records in 1996, releasing her debut album Been There the following year, featuring lyrics by her sister Kajsa Ribbing. In 2001, she released True Love, and produced Swedish versions of international classics, notably from Bob Dylan in 2007 and Leonard Cohen in 2009, translated by Mikael Wiehe. She collaborated with various band projects, including Traste Lindéns Kvintett, and appeared in the television series Anderssons älskarinna.
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