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Yamboo
Origin
Dortmund, Germany
Genres
Eurodance, Pop, Euro-House, Schlager, EDM
Years active
1999–2009
Members
Silvie Prvu (1999–2006, 2009) Gisele (1999–2006, 2009) Michelle (2009) Medi (2009)
Past members
Unidentified (1999–2001)
Yamboo was a German Euro-Dance duo. The duo was founded in 1999. Their biggest hit was the single "Fiesta de la noche (The Sailor Dance)" released also in 1999. Most of their hits were remakes and covers of known songs. The band had one album Okama de Mapouka that included most of their hits.
Yamboo was a German Euro-Dance duo. The duo was founded in 1999. Their biggest hit was the single "Fiesta de la noche (The Sailor Dance)" released also...
metal cover of "To France" on their album The Forgotten Tales. In 1998, Yamboo used parts from the song in their song "Come With Me". In 1997, Marina Kapuro...
Thalía (recorded it for her album Arrasando) 2001: The Skatalites 2001: Yamboo (The group used the chorus for their song's refrain) 2002: Jonathan Butler...
definite amount of silver, quantities varied from 250 up to 1000 ingots (yamboos), and tea. Kokand traders were also granted trade privileges in Kashgaria...
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