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The following is a chronological list of
Eurodance songs.
Year
Artist
Origin
Song
1990
Snap!
Germany
"
The Power "
[4]
1990
C+C Music Factory
United States
"
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) "
1991
2 Unlimited
The Netherlands
"
Get Ready for This "
[5]
1991
Army of Lovers
Sweden
"
Crucified "
[6]
1991
Black Box
Italy
"
Strike It Up "
[5]
1992
2 Unlimited
The Netherlands
"
Twilight Zone "
[7]
1992
Army of Lovers
Sweden
"Ride the Bullet"
[6]
1992
Captain Hollywood Project
Germany
"
More and More "
[8]
1992
DJ BoBo
Switzerland
"
Somebody Dance with Me "
[9]
1992
Double You
Italy
"
Please Don't Go "
[10]
1992
Dr. Alban
Nigeria, Sweden
"
It's My Life "
[11]
1992
Felix
United Kingdom
"
Don't You Want Me "
[12]
1992
Snap!
Germany
"
Rhythm Is a Dancer "
[4]
[5]
[13]
1993
2 Unlimited
The Netherlands
"
No Limit "
[14]
1993
2 Unlimited
The Netherlands
"
Tribal Dance "
[7]
1993
E-type
Sweden
"
Set The World on Fire "
[15]
1993
Corona
Italy
"
The Rhythm of the Night "
[16]
[17]
1993
Culture Beat
Germany
"
Mr. Vain "
[5]
1993
Haddaway
Germany, Trinidad and Tobago
"
What Is Love "
[18]
[19]
1993
Magic Affair
Germany
"
Omen III "
[13]
1993
Whigfield
Italy, Denmark
"
Saturday Night "
[20]
1994
2 Unlimited
The Netherlands
"
The Real Thing "
[7]
[14]
1994
DJ BoBo
Switzerland
"
Let the Dream Come True "
[21]
1994
Doop
The Netherlands
"
Doop "
[22]
1994
Dr. Alban
Nigeria, Sweden
"
Look Who's Talking "
[23]
1994
Haddaway
Germany, Trinidad and Tobago
"
Rock My Heart "
[24]
1994
Real McCoy
Germany
"
Another Night "
[25]
1994
Rednex
Sweden
"
Cotton Eye Joe "
[26]
[27]
1994
Scatman John
United States
"
Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop) "
[28]
[29]
1995
Ace of Base
Sweden
"
Beautiful Life "
[30]
1995
DJ BoBo
Switzerland
"There Is a Party"
[21]
1995
Dreamworld
Sweden
"
Movin' Up "
[31]
1995
Haddaway
Germany, Trinidad and Tobago
"
Fly Away "
[32]
1995
La Bouche
Germany
"
Be My Lover "
1995
Me & My
Denmark
"
Dub-I-Dub "
[33]
1996
Amber
The Netherlands
"
This Is Your Night "
[34]
1996
Gala
Italy
"
Freed from Desire "
[35]
[36]
1996
Gina G
Australia
"
Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit "
[37]
1996
Mr. President
Germany
"
Coco Jamboo "
[38]
1997
Aqua
Denmark, Norway
"
Barbie Girl "
[39]
1997
Sash!
Germany
"
Encore une fois "
[40]
1997
Sash!
Germany
"
Stay "
[41]
1998
Alice Deejay
The Netherlands
"
Better Off Alone "
[42]
[43]
1998
Bus Stop
United Kingdom
"
Kung Fu Fighting "
[44]
1998
Daze
Denmark
"Together Forever (The Cyber Pet Song)"
[45]
1998
Loona
The Netherlands
"
Bailando "
[38]
1998
Love Inc.
Canada
"
You're a Superstar "
[46]
1998
Vengaboys
The Netherlands
"
Up and Down "
[47]
1998
Vengaboys
The Netherlands
"
We Like to Party "
[48]
1999
Vengaboys
The Netherlands
"
Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!! "
[49]
[50]
1999
Alice Deejay
The Netherlands
"
Back in My Life "
[42]
1999
Amber
The Netherlands
"Sexual (Li Da Di)"
[51]
1999
Angel City featuring
Lara McAllen
The Netherlands, United Kingdom
"
Love Me Right (Oh Sheila) "
[52]
1999
Eiffel 65
Italy
"
Blue (Da Ba Dee) "
[53]
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