King Kong & D. Jungle Girls is a three-person Italian

Italy

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 eurobeat

Eurobeat

Eurobeat is a form of italo-disco/hi-NRG music that developed in the late 1980s.In the United States, Eurobeat was sometimes marketed as Hi-NRG and for a short while shared this term with the very early freestyle music hits....

 group featuring Andrea (King Kong), Alexandra and Roberta (D. Jungle Girls). Several incarnations of their song Boom Boom Dollar have been featured in the Dance Dance Revolution

Dance Dance Revolution

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 video games and Dancemania

Dancemania

Dancemania is a series of remix compilation albums by i-DANCE. The series deals primarily with dance music, especially eurodance. Despite its tracks have been made by various musicians from all over the world mainly from the European continent, the albums have been released exclusively in Japan.The...

compilation series and its sub-series including Speed

Dancemania Speed

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. The English language lyrics to these songs, which bear a striking similarity to Engrish

Engrish

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, are often misheard and largely incomprehensible to native speakers, a trait it shares with current Eurobeat music.

Singles (incomplete)

• Lies
• It's So Funny
• Boom Boom Dollar
• Walkie Talkie
• Love & American Dollars
• Turn the Sound Up Higher
• King Kong