Nina Persson talking about her hometown Malmö in Sweden

Singer Nina Persson from 'the Cardigans' shows CNN her favourite places in Malmö haha. This is where I live (just about)... cool to see the city from her very romanticised perspective...

[@cleanpalette]

She's so classy and humble. I love her

[@dottalks8156]

Lovely piece of throwback.

[@jevicci]

This is so very awesome. I would love to see her do the same for Jönköping.

[@Br1an37]

She is so sweet
Fantastic

[@daniellllll45419]

She in pretty and very talented girl.

[@djlink76]

im so glad she speaks english in a semi english accent and not some horrible L.A twang . very classy indeed and an angel

[@GoldenHairErik]

you're insufferable - a nova scotian

[@michameijer6489]

very cute!

[@Jesus-wo4vr]

Pues cómo dijo Paul:
"And I love her"...

[@1WARHERE]

I LOVE YOU MAM MY NEENA MAM.

[@bigbudhabuds]

So this place is still exist untill now? Like a museum or memorable place or what?

[@TwsBelgi79]

Duh Malmö is Sweden's 2nd biggest city

[@bigbudhabuds]

@@TwsBelgi79 i mean their studio

[@oneinchpunched3661]

@@bigbudhabuds From what I understood it wasnt their own studio. It was a scrappy indie studio that they chose to live and record in when they first came to Malmö from their hometown of Jönköping. So it was the producer´s studio and I guess he let them live there until they got their feet under them. She points at a record (of another band) on the wall when they first enter the studio and says that it was the reason they wanted to work with that producer.
And to your question. Thats why its still there today, its not hers. But still amazing that it survived. Not all studios do.