Herreys

Herreys were three Swedish brothers, Richard, Per, and Louis, who made pop music in the 1980s. They won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1984 with 'Diggi-loo diggi-ley,' a cheerful synthpop track that gave them their first real attention.

A year later, they released 'Chinese Temploration,' which became a much bigger international hit. The song had a catchy melody with what some described as exotic instrumentation, and it reached number one in several European countries including the UK, Germany, and France.

They put out a few more albums like 'Kram på dig' and 'Variety' before the decade ended, but their mainstream popularity faded after that peak. The brothers kept performing together occasionally in Sweden, and songs like 'Mirror Mirror' and 'Varje Liten Droppe Regn' stayed in their setlists.