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Lou Bega (Mambo No. 5) was born in Munich to an Italian mother and a Ugandan father. He even has a thick bavarian accent when he speaks.
You mean David Lubega? 😉
@@StevenQ74 Don’t split hairs 😛
Lou Bega is German, not just German produced. Born and raised German.
@@StevenQ74 dont drop the last name :D David Lubega Balemezi
@@Marc-zi5cq Nope. He's not german.
"Wait, the Power is German"" What, Rhythm is a Dancer is German" DUDE. it´s from the same Band!
He couldn't get bothered to look at the acts' names 😂
@@ingvarjensen1088 yeah, he is pretty primitive
🤣🤣🤣
you forget that songs can be written and produced by different people 😊
0:59 Snap! were formed in 1989 in Frankfurt, so, yes, they are a German production.
Im suprised as a German dude.😅
FRANKFURT! 😊
What many people always forget is that the 90s was the heyday of electronic music and that Germany had the largest and most diverse scene at that time and was, for example, a stronghold of techno music. Therefore, many of the world-famous songs from the electronic music area of that time come from Germany and the German-speaking region.
Ja man, Techno gehört uns!
Techno was born here so ...
@@m0lDaViA And? What does one have to do with the other?
@@aggdga a lot
@@m0lDaViA Yes, that's the fairy tale... that techno comes from Germany... or was invented here.
It comes from the USA - Chicago and Detroit... As for the records that were released at the beginning of techno in Germany.
In Germany, the fall of the Berlin Wall triggered a special dynamic. Berlin with lots of clubs and Frankfurt with some people who knew how to interpret techno.
It is “electronic” music. There are already other masterminds as role models and in the making - such as Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Derick May (Detroit) and Westbam (in the music scene since the late 70s).
Techno was always an evolution... Marsuha said about Eurodance... Electronic music is like a tree... You don't have to like Eurodance, but it is a branch of the tree...
Why is it surprising for you that we Germans sing in english? When I watch those reactions to german music, german things in general here on yt - I always get the impression most people on earth don't have a clue what Germans have been doing in the last 80 years.. "What do you mean it's german?" It surprises me every time how little people know about the multicultural side of germany
If "Snap!" was German the first time, it will be German the next time too. :-)
^^ somehow like that... XD 😉🥳
The Songwriters are Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti aka ......
Aaaand the third time too 😂
^^ and the fourth time 🤔 ^^ XD 😉🥳😁🤭
The 90s in Germany and other European countires were dominated by Eurodance, which songs are still played in clubs and partys nowadays. With the comeback of 90s style music during the last few years, they are remixed and played again. An example would be the remix of I'm blue da be... from David Guetta and Bebe Rexha.
God, I can't stand tgese remixes...
@@twbug same hate it and im not even a 90s kid
But don't forget that another Big Part of Eurodance was produced in Sweden by Denniz POP and his famous Cheiron Studios. He produced Artists like Dr. Alban; Leila K.; Rednex; Ace of Base and later on with Max Martin the Backstreet Boys and N'Sync
Even the kids who are born 2006 go to the 90s ano 00s party's cause the music is great
5:42 Samba de Janeiro by Bellini.
The video was shot in Hamburg in the Karolinenpassage, where a carnival parade was staged especially for the recordings. Four dancers from Germany, Brazil, Indonesia and Thailand and one dancer from Morocco were hired to achieve a multicultural effect.
Im from Hamburg ❤
SO COOL! 🎉
You will be surprised how influential Germany was (and still might be) in music industry. Did you know, that almost 50% of Disco music during the late 70's was produced in Germany? Or that many brit wave and punk bands of the early 80's spent a lot of time in German studios? And not to mention: The Beatles started out to conquer the world from Hamburg and Elvis was stationed as a soldier in Germany during his early years.
Nicht zu vergessen : Backsteet Boys haben hier angefangen und sind hier groß geworden ohja ,sowie viele Andere Stars 😉
5:42 🇧🇷The most famous brazilian Song is actually from germany!!!
🇩🇪 7:1 🇧🇷 😆
What can I say, exept, you're welcome?💪👀
@@_axxika_3715 😂😂😂
@@doc-slider5345 yeah I gave myself an "ohrwurm"
@@_axxika_3715 AND THANK U
Which song is this? I need the name
we are the 3d biggest music industry in the world^^
I like the Tic Tac Toe 😊
I knew he was gonna fail Big time when he struggled to guess you guys choice of languages to sing in. And calling euro Dance for disco didnt help.
That's sad
@Rasarel My older sister listened to them all the time when we were very young, I had no choice but to get to know them since we also shared a room 🤷
@@AliasSchmalias der Song Spiegel ist ja Klasse!
7:20 Lou Bega (Mambo No 5) was born in Munich (Germany) and is a German singer
Liquido - Narcotic is still a brutal track when it comes on. And the "utz utz tracks from the early 90's" are called Eurodance, and every european country wanted a piece of that.
It's called Eurodance. The music genre invented in Germany that was so popular in Europe, that American music had a hard time.
Haddaway, the singer of "What is Love?" was born in Trinidad, but lived in Europe - his dad is a Dutch marine scientist - and the US as a kid. In the late 80s he moved to Germany where he played American Football for the Cologne Crocdiles before he had his musical breakthrough with that song, which was recorded and published by German producers.
He now lived in Austria by the way.
Long speech, short meaning - as we say in Germany - it's a German song.
DJ Bobo is Swiss, Mo-Do is Italy, Falco is Austria, Twenty 4 Seven is Nederland, Falco: At the end of March 1986, “Rock Me Amadeus” shot to the top of the US charts number one 3 weeks- as the first and so far only German-language song. Falco comes from Austria/Österreich th-cam.com/video/cVikZ8Oe_XA/w-d-xo.html
Das sind politisch nicht korrekte Grenzen. Die galten in der miesesten Zeit Deutschlands.
The rule of the video was that it should be produced by a person who speaks german (that's why Falco and DJ Bobo are in the rooster) or IN german (that's why MO-DO is part of it). They used the rules they had for the Hitparade in the 1990s ;)
Du hast‘s nicht kapiert - richt wahr?
Es geht hier nicht um Nationalität - wie Österreicher oder Schweizer... Die betreffenden sprechen doch Deutsch oder nicht? Auch Mo-Do Sänger Frittelli (Italiener) sprach fließend Deutsch. Dann ging es darum, Künstler der Deutsch als Muttersprache hat(te) auch Englische Titel in die Charts bringen konnten. Als Beispiel Lou Bega und auch DJ Bobo... Des weiteren ging es darum, wenn eine Deutsche Produktion - die an den Mischpulten, einen Ausländischen Künstler in die Charts platzieren konnte... Beispiel - La Bouche Deutsche/US Gruppe mit Melanie Thornton (US Sängerin) und Frank Farian (Deutscher als Produzent).
The first German language song topping in the US charts was Nena with 99 Luftballons, only after that she made the English version which was even more popular.
“Is this somewhere over the rainbow on crack?” 😂😂 accurate my friend hahah
The Song »The Power« by Snap! has a surprisingly strong link to Germany, despite its fame as a global dance anthem. Snap! was founded in 1989 by German producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti. Operating under the pseudonyms Benito Benites and John "Virgo" Garrett III, they crafted the iconic blend of hip-hop, house and Eurodance. The Power was created in Frankfurt, showcasing the innovative spirit of Germany’s late '80s and early '90s music scene. The track features samples from Chill Rob G’s rap and Penny Ford’s vocals, layered over beats fine-tuned in German studios. This global hit, often mistaken for an American creation, is actually a prime example of German ingenuity - a true »export hit« in every sense ...
I was and still am so hyped everytime Liquido - Narcotic comes on, so awesome!
Could you imagine that it was rejected by several record labels for years because "the melody was too obnoxious"?
Germany has one of the biggest music industries in Europe. BMG records is huge.
Donna Summer's greatest Hits were all made and produced in Munich Germany! Donna Summer spoke German perfectly!
I've heard her speak German in interviews and "perfectly" is quite the overstatement. She did speak it well though.
The songs from La bouche and Snap! Are my all time favorites
The 90s were not only Eurodance but techno and even trance were in the charts in Germany
Greetings and Love from Germany. Somewhere over the Rainbow, not on Crack but on Ecstasy 😅
And powered by Duracell 🤣
@@IronResolveXG make a link.
@@IronResolveXG Ich will nicht wissen, was danach passiert ist. Aber ich kann den Hausarrest schon hören.
@@stefanstock953 [what did i wrote to make YZ delete my comment? Who may be harrased?]
@IronResolveXG Grüße aus Düren bei Köln. Bin trockener Alkoholiker seit über 14 Jahren und ich hab schon einiges ausprobiert. U.a. einmal Pilze (ohne Vorkenntnisse, einfach drauf los, dämlich), war mir zu heftig und zum Glück ohne Horrortrips oder so. Extasy wusste ich, greift hart ans Gehirn, hatte kurzen aber schönen Glückseffekt und dann fiesen Kopfschmerz. Nope..
Jetzt smoke ich hin und dann nur noch ne lustige 'Zigarette', is ja jetzt endlich legal Pflanzen zu rauchen. Zu meinen Eltern, bin absolut wertschätzenderweise ohne Gewalt und ohne verbalem Missbrauch erzogen worden .
(♡ R.I.P Mum & Dad)
Wünsche ein friedliches Wochenende & stay safe..
Born in 1980. This was the soundtrack to my whole youth. I am getting old
Got a bit nostalgic after that video. im 1984
Germany is the 3biggest Music Industrie in the World
Fun fact: the guitar player of Liquido that you can see at 6:51 actually has the main band and can be seen as one of the inventors of a genre called porngrind, he is the drummer of G.U.T
2:44 Dj Bobo Switzerland no Germany
Even as a Germans i didnt know some of these songs were German
To be fair I'm GERMAN I was never in the Eurodance electro pop scene (think born to late for that) and don't really vibe with it, besides the few exceptions that are nostalgic somehow in the afteramath..but I also just learend that "Fools Garden-Lemon Tree" was German this year I legit thought they've been from the UK for most of my life and I'm in my 30s.
So, I get the UK &USA citzien being surprised about the one or other thing 😉 😉
My mind was blown- that song is stuc 7:48 k in my head but I had 0 idea FOOLS GARDEN WAS/IS GERMAN😭😭
Lemon Tree is an awesome song
2:34 dj bobo is a Swiss Artist not german
Greetings from Germany to a fellow Brit! And yes, there are a lot of German musicians who sing in english for excample: "U.D.O." (who does metal), "Scorpions", "Avantasia", "Modern Talking", just to name a few
10 kleine Jägermeister is a good song. The reason why its a deer Song is, because we have an 37.5% Alkoholik Drink that is called Jägermeister with a deer on it. You should watch it with subtitle, otherwise you dont know what is going on. And no, the visuals arent really helping. Just use subtitles.
3:44 ... I was a huge Marusha fan!
I got goosebumps straight away.
DJ Bobo Swiss and Falco is Austria/ Österreich
DJ Bobo is swiss and Falco is austrian, those 2 countries are definitly worth to be mentioned.
I'm saying that as a german.
Love this channel bro!! My dad is from Germany and has also been enjoying these videos. I'm mind blown 🤯 on some of these songs being from Germany. A lot of classics, love La Bouce and Snap! Enigma is sick too. You sing Mambo No.5 on stream often. 😂
Over the rainbow on crack lol perfect description. but it was huge during the Love Parade years
My favorite?
"Die Flut" Witt & Heppner
But there was much better Songs from Joachim Witt. Schwör mir , Propaganda,, die Erde brennt. The Featuring with mono inc,Tilo Wolff and Chris Harms was so wonderful Song called children of the DARK.
Ich denke zwar nur dass du der deutschen Sprache mächtig bist aber ich wusste es nicht deswegen habe ich auf Englisch geschrieben. Schönen Abend noch MFG mit freundlichen Grüßen ciao😂😂
@@salaschnikoff The golden rider !
The 90s were mostly techno (it was invented in Germany, and I was not too fond of it then). I love Torfrock's Beinhart, Die Ärzte's Männer sind Schweine, Liquido's Narcotic, Fool's Garden's Lemon Tree, and Lou Bega's Mambo Number 5. But my favorite song in this listing is Rammstein's Engel.
What do you expect? In the 90s, Germany was the second biggest music producer in the world after America, so it's clear that so many famous songs come from there. And even today we are still the third biggest producer.
germans were big in euro dance
Mr. Vain and of course, The Power from 1990. Thats THE blueprint of a german 90s hit. (Eurodance)
Lou Bega is a german guy thats the reason why it is a german hit
4:05 Marusha - legendary DJane, very influential on the Techno movement in the 90s, performed at the Loveparade in Berlin.
Okay, here some comment from a german, who can't sleep at 3:13 and feels inspired to do some research hehe
and research was a bit more complicated then i thought, because obviously if you check the charts, its includes music from everywhere, and for example at that year the wildecker herzbuben were ranked over the year 16th place (well, still a bit too high for me, never was folklore guy)
1990 - i was 6 years old, so you could say i was biased: my favorite (german speaking) band was "erste allgemeine verunsicherung", they have some of the most funny thongs: "einer geht um die welt", or "300ps", such funny lyrics
1991 - fav song definetly was Torfrock, beinhart... i was, i knew the cartoons and comis it came from :)
1992 - die fantastischen vier - die da. they heavy kept influencing german music, it was that song that made them famous- and they just parted THIS YEAR. (my fav song of them is 'MFG')
1993 - die prinzen, - alles nur geklaut they ware pretty big and are still well known, sadly not in the younger generation
1994 - lucilectric - weil ich ein mädchen bin, well, a song produced with teenagers as target group i think, about a girl seducing a shy guy (10 back then, wasn't thinking that way, just liked it for its tune, and her voice
1995 - die fantastischen vier, sie ist weg (same band as 1992, but their next albums feature song)
1996 - die toten hosen, 10 kleine jägermeister, as die fantastischen vier, die toten hosen had and still are big in germany
1997 - Freundeskreis ANNA (it made them famous this year, and they made really cool music, from all the ones mentioned before, to this day i listen to them the most, but pref other songs :)
1998 - die ärzte - männer sind schweine (nice punk rock, they produce lots of bangers and anthems, just like die toten hosen, had an impact sort of on an entire generation)
1999 - oh and 1999 the song 'MFG' by die fantastischen vier was launched- so congrats to them, 3/10 years most influence on me hehe
P.S. sometimes i had to scroll down the charts of that year pretty far down, because i was looking for songs sung in german
WHAT die fantas haben sich getrennt?!
@@joceery ah, ne, meinte fettes brot... beide mit f angefangen :D
@@tomvondeek achso :D Emanuela war mega.
The 90s were the best. Techno, Trance, Pop, Rap, Eurodance...such a huge variety of music genres in only one decade.
Most producers from Germany, with hundreds of million saled units, mostly unknown in mind of the listeners...
2:32 actualy he is from Swizerland
Hier fällt mir umso mehr auf ,was für eine tolle Musikzeit wir in Deutschland gehabt haben 😍🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
The UK used to be so dominant in the 70s and 80s. Germany is the 3rd largest music market in the world. In classical music, it is the second most sung language after Italian. Lous Bega Mambo No. 5 was born in Hamburg, but is a cover (music).
Lou Bega was born in munich
@@kaypirinha1982 thx
I grew up in the 90s in germany and had no idea these were german.
Scorpions, Heddaway, Fanta4 und natürlich Rammstein
The 90s are the "Techno time" in germany this is why you hear so many utz utz beats ☺ And 2:37 Haddaway was a german dentist before he starts singing 🤭
Out of the dark ist mein absoluter Lieblingshits in den 90
"Die Flut" Witt & Heppner and Rammstein
Tic Tac Toe - Warum
A song about a friend of there's called Melanie that they lost because of drugs.
That song tells how she was dragged into the world of hard drugs and that she did "tricks" to get by but lost.
Lou Bega (Mambo No.5) was born same year as me 1975 (gonna turn 50 😬) in Munich which is just an hour from where I was born.
You wanted to know our favourite song of the 90's, mine was unquestionably from these guys from Frankfurt: "SNAP - The Power".
Be absolutely sure to check out this version: Snap! vs Motivo - The Power Of Bhangra. Enjoy 😁
The 90s were a wild time in germany 🎉😊
even as a German i had no clue that some of these are german band groups
dude germany got like every style of music ever existed :D
I just reallzed that despite the songs being in english they actually were made/produced in germany/by german people. This is CRAZY to me😮
Bit yeah, the nostalgia is real😂😂
I´m sure you would be surprized how many of these singers speak german. Some came as soldiers from the US and stayed as example or were kids of them.
Best era in German music history.
Check out the „Loveparade“ in the 90s in Berlin.
Fun fact: The first guys (Wildecker Herzbuben) are relatives of Bruce Willis!
Liquido - Narcotic, best Song of German Charts in the 90s 😊🎉
I'm Austrian and i lost it at 'Samba de Janeiro'. Who would have thought it was from Germany 😁
Hello from Germany ... first : "Marusha" is a Techno- Legend in Germany and second, i know all these Songs ... :) ... Have fun with the Songs .. :)
Dude, me as a now 18 year old German, didn't know that some of these songs were produced by Germans😅
yeah we had a huge Happy Hardcore Phase here in germany back than :D
1999 i was 14 and played command and conquer on ps1 ... In the Background liquido - narcotic in repeat 🥰 my fav track over years 🥰 Greetz from Germany
when you like german music (expecially techno) so much i think you would love german festivals like parokaville
DjBobo is Swiss....i assume the people who made this video are Americans....
so no real idea that people in many countries have German as their first languages...
and the Swiss German is interesting!!
and Falco is Austrian!
And so is Enigma…
@@cobiknecht3607 Michael Cretu is a German citizen, born in Romania!
Many of these artists are not German, but all of these songs where produced in Germany, that's why they considered as German Songs. There are no "Americans..." behind this, do your research.
Bro. How about you read the message on screen at the 1st second of the Video?
It said "WARNING: Some Groups don't contain German Singers, but are founded, produced and based in Germany, Austria or Switzerland"
It is LITERALLY the first thing you see in here and you complain about something being "not German" whilst the Video says some are not German.
👏
@@Chris31bln It's right in front of the Video. They put a Disclaimer there explaining it. No Research needed, just Eyes & Reading-Comprehension :D
SNAP is produced by Luca Anzilotti and Michael Münzing and the Rappers and Singers were mostly from the USA, because it was formed in Frankfurt and there was a big Bunch of US Army at this Time
Jetzt weiß ich wieder, warum ich so viel Eurodance aus den 90er auf der Arbeit höre
Here`s another German classic from the 90s: BELL BOOK AND CANDLE: Rescue Me th-cam.com/video/zDcJXNkYtN8/w-d-xo.html
Love that song. Thought it was Austrian.
Thanks, now I finally know the name of that song. Hard to search for it if you cant understand a word in the chorus. Hell, I couldnt even tell what language that part was in...
@@Chuckiele I couldn`t understand it either... 😆😅
That shows great how divers and great are the 90's has been. I missed the freeedom and peace at this time.
I love the scorpions and mombo number 5
so, to answer your question, i am born 1978 in germany and at the times of those songs i was in my "best years" talking about clubbing or going to the "Disco" and yeah, the times were wild, musically^^. you had the start of the "techno" Movement in Europe, with the epicentres Frankfurt, Berlin and later on Kassel(My Hometown). the Drakes/eminems/insert random succesful musician of our time were guys and girls like Sven Väth, Dr. Motte, Marousha(the girl who sang somewhere over the rainbow on crack^^), Alex christensen(das boot)and some great fucking locations to party and escape the boring times^^at this time, clubs like "Bunker" or "Stammheim" were the best clubs of the world, literally, they won nearly every award at those times, because this was something new, but had deep roots in germany, because the Band "Kraftwerk" debuted electronic musik, and for many young artists their sound(like for example "das Modell" or "trans Europa Express") was influential, and with the help of some mind altering drugs that were very common at those times, they created Techno. WHich was the RNB and rap of this time, very very popular among the european youth. Then you had the "old" german songs, which like the first in the list"Herzilein" was targeted at the older generation, sprinkle in some Scorpions(which were incredibly famous because of wind of change, THE Song which was the anthem of the german reunification), some Mathias Reim which was, as we call it "Tanzmusik", preferable in Disco Fox, which EVERYONE could dance on the local Fair, called "Kirmes", some more Pop related electronic Music from "Blümchen" or Mark´O, and the beginnings of the "neue deutsche Härte" with the Band "Rammstein", some "deutschrap"(germanrap) or "sprechgesang"(sing-talking)which it was called, performed from the clean guys(Fantastische Vier, Oli P and so on) the "bad guys" like Kool Savas, Ferris MC, RHP(Rödelheim Hartheim Projekt), Moses P., Schwester S which were rebellious, you get a fucking great time to be alive, my friend^^ Not to mention some "foreign style" music that swapped over to germany to get adapted like Mambo no.5 or Samba de Janeiro, everything from Snap or Mr.President, the influences came from everywhere and were put to the test if they worked, and some did, some were literally one hit wonders. And to answer your question, i was a big fan of the Song members of mayday"sonic empire" or Rammstein" Engel" at that time. greetings from Kassel ;)
2:31 i just realise that DJ Bobo back then was what Salvatore Ganacci is today and 5:45 is btw the national anthem of your unofficial 17th federal state 🤣
Schön zu sehen wie überrascht du bei verschiedene Lieder reagierst das sie aus Deutschland kommen 😁👍 Mach weiter so.
Greetings from Germany 😎
LOL he IS VERY surprised ! but he shouldnt be ! did he not know that GERMANY is the 3rd most lucrative Music Market on this earth ?? .. ^^
6:34 Falco Austria
How can you be surprised over different songs when the artist is the same? 😂
It was great times for new music styles
There are definitely 10 world class hits right there 👍
The lyrics of DJ Bobo sound familiar to you because they were once sung by a “background singer” Michael Jackson in the song of the same name by Rockwell.
The song Mambo no 5 is a cover song, the original is by Perez Prado from 1949.
I can't name a favorite from this list, but Torfrock, Falco and Lou Bega are very far ahead.
“What is love” Haddaway
3:29 Mo-Do cam from Italy(Song is in 😂German)
Das ist ja auch eine der Regel.. es muss ein Deutscher Zusammenhang bestehen... Mo-Do machte fast nur "Deutsche" Titel als Italiener... "German" wird hier mit Nationalität verbunden und nicht als "Deutschsprachig" oder den Deutschen Bezug wie Produktion oder eben Deutsch Sprechender (Muttersprachler) und mit Englischen Titel Erfolgreich zu sein...
@@tobiasmuth2372
Am Anfang steht: Achtung: Manche Gruppen haben keinen deutschen Sänger, sind aber in Deutschland, Österreich oder der Schweiz gegründet, produziert und ansässig.
Da steht nicht's von Italien.
Man hätte anders formulieren sollen.
Aber da kann der MoreL3WG ja nicht's dafür.
@@MarkusRoth-vw1qm Meine Güte und in Italien gibt es Südtirol.. Was spricht man dort auch? Deutsch.. Nun wäre es Haarspalterei Frittelli (Mo-Do) mit Österreichischer Mutter und er sich seiner Zeit als fließend Sprechend Deutsch bezeichnete und das als Italiener nun in Frage zu stellen... In der Liste sind auch "Deutsche" die nicht mal im Elternhaus die Deutsche Sprache und Nationalität hatten... nur über Geburt und die Schule...
Nacrotic is one of the best Songs out of this Video. If this Song plays on a party everyone is singing this Song even if the dont know the lyrics (im German)
The 90s... it was a hard time 😮
Ja, der Dancefloor kommt aus Deutschland. Die Produzenten von SNAP (2 Deutsche) waren die ersten. SNAP war damit auch die erste Band mit diesem guten Dancefloor. Es wurde in Deutschland produziert.
MO-DO (Fabio Frittelli) was from Italy.
What a throwback to my childhood😄
3:55 Early / Happy Hardcore
For most of the 90s I was just too young, so for me, it is Narcotic, basivcally everything from 1998 upwards.
I also listen to music that was produced before I was born. That helps to understand why Taylor Swift is just an average singer. 😜
Most of the germans want to know 'til now "how much the fish is"!!!
Heddaway was also playing american football for crocodiles cologne. He was my quaterback. Also what you can listening is c-block. C is for cologne Block. I Was Born in Cologne