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Kim Sasabone
Denise Post-Van Rijswijk
Robin Pors
Donny Latupeirissa
Roy Olivero den Burger
Yorick Bakker

The Vengaboys are a Dutch Eurodance group based in Rotterdam. The brainchild of two Dutch producers Wessel van Diepen and Dennis van den Driesschen (Danski and Delmundo), the group consists of lead vocalist Kim Sasabone, vocalist Denise Post-Van Rijswijk and male vocalists Robin Pors and Donny Latupeirissa.
The Vengaboys enjoyed commercial success in the late 1990s. They are best known for their hit singles "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!", "We're Going to Ibiza" and "We Like to Party" the former two of which topped the charts in the United Kingdom. They have sold an estimated 25 million records worldwide.[1] On 2 May 2001, the World Music Awards awarded Vengaboys with the award for best-selling dance group of the year.[2]
Dutch producers Danski and Delmundo initially found success organizing illegal beach parties during the summers.[1] Danski and Delmundo recruited singer Kim Sasabone for the music videos, to form a group In 1996. The name Vengaboys was thought up during a recording session for another of Danski and Delmundo's projects, called Nakatomi.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". The group recorded several single tracks such as their two small Benelux hits "Parada De Tettas" and "To Brazil", which were released as singles before the release of the tracks as a debut album titled Up & Down - The Party Album in the Netherlands.
In 1998, with the addition of the three new members Denise Post-Van Rijswijk, Roy den Burger and Robin Pors to current member Sasabone, the now four-piece entered the UK chart at number 4 with "Up and Down" and their follow-up "We Like to Party (The Vengabus)" peaked at number 1 in Belgium[3] and was a Top 10 hit in other European countries, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It reached number 26 on the Billboard Hot 100. Vengaboys released their second album titled The Party Album featuring both, some classics and new tracks. In June 1999, "Boom Boom Boom Boom" topped the charts in the UK, New Zealand and the Netherlands. "We Like to Party" was used in a Six Flags advertisement campaign in America, featuring an elderly gentleman (Mr. Six) dancing to the tune and picking up passengers. "The Party Album!" soared to the top of the charts in over 20 countries including the U.K., Canada, Germany, Benelux, Spain, South Africa, Thailand, Poland, Australia and Mexico. "We're Going to Ibiza", a reworking of Typically Tropical's 1975 number 1 hit "Barbados", also reached the top slot in September 1999. Their debut LP spent 30 consecutive weeks on the U.S. Billboard 200 and was certified gold (500,000 units) in November 1999. "The Party Album!" was once again released under a new name, this time known as "Greatest Hits - Part 1", which featured five new songs. The Remix Album was released in late 1999, featuring new dance remixes of the songs from the Vengaboys' debut record.
Shortly before the release of their third studio album, Pors left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by dolphin trainer Yorick Bakker. The Platinum Album was released in early 2000, which saw continued success for the group. More UK and Canadian Top 10 hits followed: "Kiss (When the Sun Don't Shine)", "Shalala Lala" and "Uncle John from Jamaica" all charted, with the former going to number one on the Irish Charts. For their fourth single, the group gained a virtual member, the computer-animated Cheekah. The single "Cheekah Bow Bow (That Computer Song)" was not as successful as their previous singles. They released their single "Forever as One" in February 2001 with little promotion. The single charted at 28 in the UK, making it their worst-performing single. Shortly after this release, Post-Van Rijswijk and Bakker left the group, with Lynn Bartels and Mark Jong a Pin replacing them. The group eventually disbanded for several years. Owing to the fact this fourth line-up did not last long and resulted in no new material, Bartels and Jong a Pin have never been officially recognized as former Vengaboys members. Post-van Rijswijk gave birth to her first child during her departure from the group.
In 2006 they returned to the club scene with new member Donny Latupeirissa a.k.a. Ma'Donny, replacing den Burger as Cowboy and later Pors returning in 2009 to the group replacing Bakker, whose return was for a short time. They have most recently been touring university student union clubs in the UK and Ireland, most notably the UCD 2010 Ball, with an estimated 9000 attendees. Throughout 2008 and 2009, the group continued to tour on a small scale, while various rumors of new tracks including "Partylife" in 2008 and a re-release of old material in 2009 generated publicity.
In the spring of 2010, The Vengaboys confirmed via their website,[4] Twitter[5] and at their live gigs that their comeback single would be called "Rocket To Uranus" and feature singer-songwriter Pete Burns and American celebrity Perez Hilton, who co-wrote the song. It was only released in their home country in June 2010. The world premiere was confirmed via the band's Twitter account, announcing the premiere on 4 June on the Dutch radio station Radio 538.[6] The video premiered on 6 June at the Dutch television station TMF,[7] and in 2D and 3D formats on their own website and YouTube channel. They were due to release a Best of in Australia on 9 December 2011.[8]
In 2012, JJ Van Zon briefly replaced Donny Latupeirissa for a short time as the Cowboy. November 2012, Ma'Donny returned to the group to reclaim his role as Cowboy. Also in 2012, Vengaboys began performing a cover of T-Spoons song "Sex On The Beach" in their live shows, but it is unknown if the song will be released officially by Vengaboys in the future. In early April 2013, It has been announced through their official Twitter and Facebook pages that a new music video is in the works. The latest single will be entitled "Hot, Hot, Hot", a cover of the 1983 hit originally by 'Arrow' as small hints of the song was posted on their Twitter account. The song will be released on 8 July 2013, no international release has been announced yet. The song was performed during their National Tour in Australia back in January and live footage of the track has been uploaded via YouTube. Also, Sasabone announced that she has become pregnant. As of July 25, "Hot, Hot, Hot" was released with an unsuspected announcement on their Official Facebook and Twitter pages. The single features 13 remixes. The single was released Worldwide except France on iTunes.[9] The group continues to maintain a busy tour schedule, with most shows based in Europe and Australia.
On January 2014, Pors mentioned in an interview in Dubai that the group will continue to tour in Europe and are currently working on future shows in the Middle East and India, along with performing their greatest hits, their latest single, Hot, Hot, Hot and reportedly new unreleased tracks. He also stated that releasing new material is on their agenda for 2014. In May 2014 a new Remix from her Single "To Brazil" re-titled "2 Brazil" has been released. In November 2014 a new album was released called The Xmas Party Album with all the Vengaboys classic hits with a Xmas sound also a new single was released Where Did My Xmas Tree Go together with a new music video. They have announced via their website and probably soon to break via MyCityByNight [10] that they are travelling on their much-anticipated tour to South Africa in December.[11]
In late February 2015, Vengaboys announced via Facebook that Denise Post-Van Rijswijk was pregnant with her second child and it will be a girl.[12][13]
Kim Sasabone
(1996–2002, 2006–present)
Denise Post-Van Rijswijk
(1997–2002, 2006–present)
Robin Pors
(1997–1999, 2009–present)
Yorick Bakker
(1999–2002, 2006–2009)
World Music Awards Best Selling Dance Group
May 2, 2001 - October 12, 2003
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The Vengaboys in 2009. From left to right: Robin Pors, Kim Sasabone, Donny Latupeirissa and Denise Post-Van Rijswijk
Kim Sasabone
Denise Post-Van Rijswijk
Robin Pors
Donny Latupeirissa
Roy Olivero den Burger
Yorick Bakker
Vengaboys is a Dutch Eu­ro­dance music group based in Rot­ter­dam.[2] The group was the cre­ation of Dutch pro­duc­ers Wes­sel van Diepen and Den­nis van den Driess­chen (known as Dan­ski and Del­mundo). It con­sists of lead (fe­male) vo­cal­ists Kim Sasabone and Denise Post-Van Ri­jswijk and male vo­cal­ists Robin Pors and Donny Latu­peirissa. Cast­ing and se­lec­tion of the per­form­ing act 1997–2000 was done by Wen­delien van Diepen.
The group en­joyed com­mer­cial suc­cess in the late 1990s. They are best known for their hit sin­gles "We Like to Party", "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" and "We're Going to Ibiza", the lat­ter two of which topped the UK Sin­gles Chart. They have sold an es­ti­mated 25 mil­lion records worldwide.[3] On 2 May 2001, the World Music Awards gave Vengaboys the award for best-sell­ing dance group of the year.[4] In 2019, Dutch on­line news­pa­per Nu.nl called Vengaboys the most suc­cess­ful Dutch pop group in history.[5]
Dutch pro­duc­ers Dan­ski and Del­mundo ini­tially found suc­cess or­gan­is­ing il­le­gal beach par­ties dur­ing the summer.[3]
In 1998, with the ad­di­tion of the three new mem­bers Denise Post-Van Ri­jswijk, Roy den Burger and Robin Pors and ex­ist­ing mem­ber Sasabone, the now four-piece en­tered the UK Sin­gles Chart at num­ber 4 with "Up and Down",[6] and their fol­low-up "We Like to Party (The Vengabus)" peaked at num­ber 1 in Belgium[7] and was a Top 10 hit in other Eu­ro­pean countries,[8] Canada,[9] Aus­tralia,[7] and New Zealand.[7] It reached num­ber 26 on the Bill­board Hot 100.[10] Vengaboys re­leased their sec­ond album, The Party Album. In June 1999, "Boom Boom Boom Boom" topped the charts in the UK,[11] New Zealand and the Nether­lands.[12] In No­vem­ber of that year, "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" was also used in an ad­vert in Japan for Nis­san for their Wingroad 5-door es­tate.[13] The Party Album! reached the top of the charts in over 20 coun­tries in­clud­ing the U.K., Canada, Ger­many, Spain, South Africa, Thai­land, Poland, Aus­tralia, and Mexico.[citation needed] "We're Going to Ibiza", a re­work­ing of Typ­i­cally Trop­i­cal's 1975 num­ber 1 hit "Bar­ba­dos", also reached the top slot in the Nether­lands in Sep­tem­ber 1999.[14] The LP spent 30 con­sec­u­tive weeks on the U.S. Bill­board 200,[15] and was cer­ti­fied gold (500,000 units) in No­vem­ber 1999.[16] The Party Album! was re-re­leased as Great­est Hits - Part 1. The Remix Album, re­leased in late 1999.
For their fourth sin­gle, the group gained a vir­tual mem­ber, the com­puter-an­i­mated Cheekah.[citation needed] The sin­gle "Cheekah Bow Bow (That Com­puter Song)" was not as suc­cess­ful as their pre­vi­ous singles.[citation needed] They re­leased their sin­gle "For­ever as One" in Feb­ru­ary 2001 with lit­tle promotion.[citation needed] The sin­gle charted at 28 in the UK, mak­ing it their worst-per­form­ing single.[citation needed] Shortly after this re­lease, Denise Post-Van Ri­jswijk and Bakker left the group and were re­placed by Lynn Bar­tels and Mark Jong a Pin.[citation needed] The group even­tu­ally dis­banded for sev­eral years.[citation needed] Dur­ing her de­par­ture, Denise Post-van Ri­jswijk gave birth to her first child.[citation needed]
In 2006, they re­turned to the club scene with new mem­ber Donny Latu­peirissa a.k.a. Ma'Donny, re­plac­ing den Burger as Cowboy.[17]
In 2010, The Vengaboys made a comeback.[citation needed] Their come­back sin­gle, "Rocket To Uranus", a col­lab­o­ra­tion with singer-song­writer Pete Burns and Amer­i­can celebrity Perez Hilton, was only re­leased in their home coun­try in June.[citation needed] The video pre­miered on 6 June at the Dutch tele­vi­sion sta­tion TMF,[18] and in 2D and 3D for­mats on their own web­site and YouTube channel.[citation needed] They were due to re­lease a Best of in Aus­tralia on 9 De­cem­ber 2011.[19]
In 2012, Vengaboys began per­form­ing a cover of T-Spoon's song "Sex On The Beach" in their live shows.[citation needed] In Jan­u­ary 2013, the group first per­formed "Hot, Hot, Hot", a cover of the 1983 hit orig­i­nally by 'Arrow' dur­ing their Na­tional Tour in Australia.[citation needed] The song was re­leased in July 2013 as a sin­gle, con­tain­ing 13 remixes.[citation needed] The sin­gle was re­leased world­wide ex­cept France on iTunes.[20] Around that time, Kim Sasabone be­came pregnant.[citation needed] The group con­tin­ued to main­tain a busy tour sched­ule, with most shows based in Eu­rope and Australia.[citation needed]
On Jan­u­ary 2014, Robin Pors said in an in­ter­view in Dubai that the group in­tended to con­tinue tour­ing in Eu­rope and that they were work­ing on fu­ture shows in the Mid­dle East and India, along with per­form­ing their great­est hits, their lat­est sin­gle, "Hot, Hot, Hot", and re­port­edly new un­re­leased tracks.[citation needed] He also stated that re­leas­ing new ma­te­r­ial was planned for 2014.[citation needed] In May 2014 a new remix from their sin­gle "To Brazil" re-ti­tled "2 Brazil" was released.[citation needed] In No­vem­ber 2014 a new album was re­leased called The X-mas Party Album in­clud­ing all the Vengaboys clas­sic hits with a Christ­mas sound.[citation needed] Also, the sin­gle "Where Did My X-mas Tree Go" was re­leased to­gether with a new music video.[citation needed] A tour of South Africa was sched­uled for December.[21]
In late Feb­ru­ary 2015, Denise Post-Van Ri­jswijk said that she was preg­nant with her sec­ond child, a girl.[22]
In 2016, the group toured Aus­tralia and New Zealand.[23] In June, the Vengaboys hosted MTV Pride, a pop-up chan­nel in the UK, ded­i­cated to the LGBT community.[24]
In No­vem­ber and De­cem­ber 2017, Vengaboys sup­ported Steps at their Party on the Dance­floor Tour.[25]
In 2019, Vengaboys cel­e­brated their 20th an­niver­sary and re­leased the songs "Boom, boom, Boom, Boom!! - Un­plugged" and "We're going to Ibiza! - Un­plugged" in June on an EP ti­tled Un­plugged #1's.[26]
In the sum­mer of 2020 Vengaboys re­leased a fes­ti­val ver­sion of their world­wide hit "Up & Down" with Aus­tralian DJ and pro­ducer Timmy Trum­pet.[27]
Kim Sasabone
(1997–2002, 2006–present)
Denise Post-Van Rijswijk
(1997–2002, 2006–present)
Robin Pors
(1997–1999, 2009–present)
Yorick Bakker
(1999–2002, 2006–2009)
World Music Awards Best Selling Dance Group[4]
2 May 2001 - 12 October 2003
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