Banaroo

The product from the 2005 German reality show Banaroo: Das Star-Tagebuch, Europop quartet Banaroo enjoyed widespread success using their debut single, “Dubi Dam Dam,” and saw their popularity dissipate in short order thereafter. Made up of Robbert “Bobby” Dessauvagie (given birth to Oct 13, 1982, in Monster, holland), Stefanie “Steffy” Dreyer (January 21, 1982, in Weimar, Germany), Kathrin “Kitty” Geißler (March 19, 1987, in Hamburg, Germany), and Vittorio “Vito” Magro (Feb 12, 1980, in St. Nicolas, Belgium) the group benefited from your enormous promotion of Banaroo: Das Star-Tagebuch, which shown in springtime 2005 on Super RTL, a Cologne-based Television train station. Five weeks in to the show’s operate (i.e., Might 23, 2005), Sony BMG released Banaroo’s debut solitary, “Dubi Dam Dam,” and it became an instantaneous hit, eventually charting in four countries (number 2, Germany; number 2, Austria; quantity five, Switzerland; quantity 36, holland). The track was sung in British, as had been all subsequent tunes from the group. From the year’s end, Sony BMG experienced released two Banaroo albums — Banaroo’s Globe in June and Xmas Globe in November — and both offered well, the previous charting number 1 in Germany and Austria. Amazing adopted in March 2006, where time the recognition of Banaroo experienced started dissipating, with it show right now a distant memory space. The recording sold well non-etheless, charting at number 2 in Austria. Journey Away (2007), Banaroo’s 4th record, spawned a good-sized strike in “Ba Yonga Wamba,” the record sold relatively badly (failing woefully to break the very best 40 in Germany), signaling the additional erosion from the band’s group of fans.