Members

• Robin Pors (Sailor outfit) (1997-1999)

• Kim Sasabone (1997-2004)

• Roy Darman (Cowboy outfit) (1997-2004)

• Denise van Rijswijk (1997-2002)

• Yorick Bakker (Sailor outfit) (1999-2002)

• Mark (2002-2004)

• Lilly (2002-2004)

• Travis McQueen (2000-2001)

• Wessel van Diepen ("Delmundo"), producer (1997-2004)

• Dennis van den Driesschen ("Danski"), producer (1997-2004)

The band was produced by the two producers Dennis van den Driesschen and Wessel van Diepen who called themselves DJs Danski and Delmundo. In autumn 1996, The Vengaboys were formed with Kim, Robin, Roy and Denice, who were originally dancers for the two DJs. They now fronted and sang the music produced by Danski and Delmundo. [1] In 1999, Robin left the band to pursue a solo career and his place was taken by his friend Yorick, a former dolphin trainer. In early 2002, Denice and Yorick left to pursue solo careers, and Mark and Lilly joined in their place. [2]

Singles

• "Parade des Tettas" (1997)
• "Brazil" (1998)
• "Up & Down" (1998) #4 UK
• "We Like to Party!" (1998) #3 UK #7 AUS (1999 release)
• "Boom Boom Boom Boom!" (1998) #1 UK #6 AUS (1999 release)
• "We're Going to Ibiza" (1999) #1 UK #27 AUS
• "Kiss (When The Sun Don't Shine)" (1999) #3 UK #17 AUS
• "Shalala Lala" (2000) #5 UK #4 AUS # 1 BRA
• "Uncle John from Jamaica" (2000) #6 UK
• "Megamix" (2000)
• "Cheekah Bow Bow (That Computer Song)" (featuring Cheekah) (2000) #19 UK
• "Forever as One" (2000) #28 UK (2001)

Media occurrences

• The beat from the song We Like to Party was played in numerous ads for Six Flags.
• The song "Boom Boom Boom Boom" was the main song of Jeux Sans Frontieres 1999.

External links

• VengaHome (Fansite)
• Vengazone (Fansite)
• http://www.discogs.com/artist/Vengaboys
• Short biography and videos
• VengaBoys biography
• Biography and track listing from the EuroDance Encyclopedia