Released in 1986, Roxette's 'It Must Have Been Love' stands as a defining track of the Swedish Eurodance movement. The song features the duo's signature blend of melodic pop and electronic production, with Marie Fredriksson's emotive vocals and Per Gessle's distinctive guitar work creating an instantly recognizable sound. Originally recorded for their self-titled debut album, the track was later reissued on 'The Ballad Hits' and included in various compilations. It became a global phenomenon, reaching number one in numerous countries and establishing Roxette as international superstars. The song's enduring appeal lies in its universal themes of heartbreak and longing, delivered with a polished production that bridged the gap between pop and dance music of the mid-1980s.