King africa
Argentinean dance-pop project King Africa was created in the early '90s, debuting in a local compilation with the song "E-O-E," released in 1992, followed by "Pontelo, Ponselo." In 1993, El Africano featured the hit single "Salta," soon achieving platinum status in Argentina and Chile. 1994's Al Palo came with a version of the classic tropical song "Mama Yo Quiero," climbing Latin charts throughout America. In 2001, King Africa became a major number in Spain after issuing "La Bomba," a catchy song made popular in the U.S. by Bolivian Azul Azul. Then, in a risky marketing attempt, he pronouced his 2002 single "El Humahuaqueno" to be the next great novelty dance hit in America before its release, signing a deal with Burger King in a cross-promotional attempt for mainstream success.
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La Bomba
Dance - Paru chez Universal Music Spain S.L. le 1 janv. 2001
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Mamá Yo Quiero
Électronique - Paru chez Kailas Lake le 15 nov. 2000
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King África: Energía
Musiques du monde - Paru chez Oid Mortales - Tanit le 23 janv. 2023
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Alza Las Manos
Reggae - Paru chez Les Années Dorées le 2 nov. 2022
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Reggaeton - Paru chez Clase-A le 10 juin 2022
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