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I Love The 90s with Vengaboys, Los Rebeldes, and more

Jun 13, 2026 at 13:00  ·  IFEMA Madrid, Madrid IFEMA Madrid, Madrid

I Love The 90s
Jun 13
I Love The 90s
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Formed in 1998, the Vengaboys are a pop-dance group known for multi-platinum hits Up & Down, We Like To Party!, Boom Boom Boom Boom!! and We're going to Ibiza, topping charts in 25+ countries. Their Greatest Hits! went US gold.
An influential Spanish rock and roll and rockabilly band formed in Barcelona in 1979, known as pioneers of the Spanish rock scene with a career spanning over four decades.
C+C Music Factory, formed in 1989 in New York City by David Cole and Robert Clivillés, pioneered an infectious blend of house, hip hop, and pop. Known for hits like "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)," they earned 35 awards, including five American Music Awards. Their influential sound featured vocalists such as Freedom Williams and Martha Wash.
The I Love The 90s tour, launched by Universal Attractions Agency in 2016, is a celebrated concert series known for its vibrant throwback to the 1990s. It features a rotating lineup of iconic hip-hop, rap, and R&B artists like Vanilla Ice, All-4-One, Young MC, and Rob Base. The tour delivers high-energy performances of chart-topping hits such as "Ice Ice Baby," "I Swear," and "Bust a Move," creating an arena-sized dance party filled with nostalgia.
Inner Circle, the "Bad Boys of Reggae," formed in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1968. Known for their reggae and reggae fusion, they achieved global fame with hits like "Sweat (A La La La La Long)" and "Bad Boys," the iconic theme for the TV show COPS. A Grammy Award winner for "Bad Boys" in 1993, they are celebrated for their energetic performances and collaborations with artists such as Pitbull and Chronixx.
Octave One, the Detroit-born Burden brothers, are techno pioneers known for their electrifying, hardware-driven live performances. Their sound blends Detroit techno, house, funk, and soul. They gained wide recognition with "Blackwater," a million-selling track, and have released acclaimed albums like "Burn It Down" and "Never On Sunday" on their 430 West Records label. They are celebrated for innovative soundscapes and influential contributions to electronic music.
Formed in Chelmsford, Essex in 1982, Nitzer Ebb are influential EBM/alternative dance pioneers known for aggressive electronic music. Their 1987 single Join in the Chant from That Total Age became a dance-club staple; they later toured with Depeche Mode.
Cómplices is a Spanish pop-rock duo formed in 1987 in Vigo by Teo Cardalda and María Monsonís. Known for their romantic ballads and rock en español, their signature song "Es por ti" achieved widespread recognition. Other popular tracks include "Cuando Duermes" and "Esta Llorando El Sol." Notable albums include "La danza de la ciudad" and "Está llorando el sol," cementing their enduring legacy in music.
Swedish Euro-disco quartet Ace of Base (Jenny and Linn Berggren, Jonas “Joker” Berggren, Ulf “Buddah” Ekberg) broke worldwide with 1993 debut Happy Nation/The Sign, selling 25M+. Scored U.S. Top 10 hits “All That She Wants,” “Don’t Turn Around,” and #1 “The Sign.”
Nigerian-born Euro-dance artist Dr. Alban moved to Stockholm to study dentistry, DJing to pay his way. Signed to Denniz Pop’s SweMix, he broke through with Hello Afrika; million-selling hits include No Coke, It’s My Life and Sing Hallelujah.
Danish pop-dance singer Whigfield: “Saturday Night” UK #1 debut (Guinness, 1M+ sold); hits “Another Day,” “Think of You,” “Sexy Eyes”; wrote/produced for Benny Benassi.
Proyecto Uno, born in 1990, is a top Latin dance group known for hits like “Brinca” and “El Tiburon.” They’ve earned multiple Platinum albums and awards including Billboard and Lo Nuestro.
NYC Latin group Fulanito (1996), founded by Rafael “Dose” Vargas & Winston “Xientifico” Rosa; hits “Guallando,” “El Cepillo,” “La Novela”; 500k sold; Grammy-nod “El Padrino”.
British dance diva Tina Cousins, known for jazz-inflected vocals, rose with hits like "Killin' Time" and "Mysterious Times" (with Sash!). She’s worked with Pete Waterman and blends big band roots with dance beats.
Marilia Andrés Casares, a Spanish singer-songwriter from Cuenca, is a prominent figure in pop and rock music. She gained fame as half of the successful duo Ella Baila Sola, selling millions of records globally. Her solo career includes albums like "Subir una montaña" and "Infinito," showcasing her enduring impact on Spanish music.
Alejo Stivel, Argentine-born singer and composer, co-founded the iconic Spanish rock band Tequila, known for hits like "Salta" and "Dime que me quieres". A highly regarded music producer, he has helmed over 200 albums for artists including Joaquín Sabina and La Oreja de Van Gogh. Stivel collaborated with Silvio Rodríguez on the single "Déjame en paz" and is celebrated for his profound impact on Spanish rock.
Amistades Peligrosas is a Spanish pop-rock duo formed by Cristina del Valle and Alberto Comesaña. Known for hits like "Estoy por ti" and "Me haces tanto bien," they sold over 2M albums and won Song of the Year. Their style evolved from pop to mestizaje with orchestral elements.
Dúo pop español Marta Botía y Marilia: éxitos como “Lo echamos a suertes”, “Cuando los sapos bailen flamenco” y “Y quisiera”; Nº1 en España y LatAm, +5M discos, 300 conciertos, Ondas, 7 platinos y nom. Latin Grammy.
Belgian Patrick Samoy, ex-member of The Unity Mixers, created Eurodance group Paradisio in 1994. Known for "Bailando," achieving global success with 5M sales. Hits include Vamos a la Discoteca; awarded gold in Spain, platinum in Germany. Collaborated with Sandra Degregorio and more.
Olga Maria de Souza, known as Corona, was born in Rio De Janeiro. Her debut song, "The Rhythm of the Night," topped Italian charts, sold over a million copies, and earned her more than 15 gold and platinum discs. Other hits include "Baby Baby" and "Try Me Out." She hosted FESTIVALBAR in Italy and Dance Machine in France. Notable albums are "Walking on Music" and "And Me U." Collaborated with Bastille and Black Eyed Peas, achieving global success. Consistently engaged in worldwide tours, Corona remains known for her unforgettable hits.
Maxx, a German Eurodance project originating in Berlin, rose to international fame in the 1990s. Known for their blend of ragga rap, female vocals, and high-energy dance beats, they achieved widespread success with songs like "Get-A-Way" and "No More (I Can't Stand It)". Their debut single earned Gold in Germany and Silver in the UK. Maxx continues to perform live, celebrated for their influential sound.

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