Mamba

Mamba was an all-vocal gal group assembled following a global talent search similar to the forming of other ’90s pop groupings just like the Backstreet Children, N’Sync as well as the Spice Young ladies. Just like the Spice Young ladies, Mamba includes four appealing performers, who are known just by their initial brands — Glynnis, Jessica and Petra from Puerto Rico and Keisha in the Dominican Republic. Traveling the crest from the waves encircling the surge of reputation of both Latin pop groupings and teen-oriented, fashion-conscious vocal groupings, the band released some singles in 1999 in SOUTH USA and, afterwards, the U.S., with chart-topping outcomes. Their first one, “Un Pam Pam,” demonstrated the most influence in Spanish-language marketplaces, and premiered as an individual using the English-language melody, “CHANGE” in past due 1999 by Radikal Information in addition to being featured on the Radikal compilation, Sexy Latin Beats.