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Artist
Olé Olé
12+ albums
popspanish80ssynthpopspain
about
Olé Olé was one of the most popular bands to emerge from Spain in the 1980s. Formed in 1982, Vicky Larraz was the original lead singer from 1982-1986 recording two albums. With Larraz the group had huge hits in Spain such as "No controles" & "Voy a mil". In 1986 Marta Sánchez replaced Larraz & the group gained international fame in Latin America with songs such as "Bailando sin salir de casa", "Soldados del amor"& "Con solo una mirada". In 1992, after recording 4 albums w/ the group, Sánchez left the group to embark on a very successful solo career. That same year would see the arrival of new vocalist Sonia Santana and a new album, "Al descubierto". By this time the band's popularity dwindled and they would soon disband afterwards. Santana went on to record a solo album in the early 2000s. Recently the band has reformed with a brand new lead singer, Marta Dominguez, and has released the album "Grandes exitos y terapias de grupo". User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
