Overview
In the summer of 2010, Carola took the stage at Dalhalla with a show filled with immortal songs that have graced the fantastic careers of Elvis Presley and Brabra Streisand. Carola gives a personal interpretation of the classic songs with such empathy that the audience loses their breath. We have captured this entire magical evening at Dalhalla, and now it is your turn to be enchanted.
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