Povel Ramel was a revered Swedish entertainer whose multifaceted career spanned several decades, marking him as a luminary in the Scandinavian entertainment industry. Born on June 1, 1922, in Stockholm, Ramel was not just a musician but also a prolific songwriter, comedian, pianist, and a vaudeville style performer. His unique blend of music and humor won him a dedicated following in Sweden and beyond, and he was known for his clever wordplay and satirical lyrics that often poked fun at societal norms and human behavior.

Ramel's career took off after World War II, and he became especially known for such hits as "Johanssons boogie-woogie-vals" and "Far jag kan inte få upp min kokosnöt". Throughout his career, Povel continued to charm audiences with his whimsical take on music, and his output was prodigious. The releases such as "Hemma hos Povel Ramel", "100 år", and "Det bästa!" are testament to his enduring artistry, showcasing remastered classics as well as new collections that resonate with both nostalgic admirers and new fans discovering his timeless art. Ramel's influence on Swedish music and humor was profound and, until his passing in 2007, he remained a beloved figure whose legacy continues to be celebrated, as evidenced in albums like "All sjunger Povel!" and "Svenska Sångfavoriter", which compile some of his most cherished works.