"Brother Louie" is a big deal, and it's still the song that has been covered in the most languages (over 50), more than the #2 song, "Hotel California", by a long shot.
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Additionally, there is an introduction of the band Modern Talking (the following information is compiled from the Internet)
Talking about the 80's Euro-dance music whirlwind, among the most representative of the Modern Talking (Modern Talking Choir).
Modern Talking was formed in 1983, and thanks to the strength of its two members, the band was able to create an instantly recognizable European dance music trend. The group's first single 'You're My Heart, You're My Soul' was released in 1984, and it was a powerful whirlwind that blew around the world in all sizes of the dance scene. The first single 'You're My Heart, You're My Soul' was released in 2007 and became a powerful whirlwind in the dance world. A year after the release of their second single 'You Can Win If You Want', their debut LP 'The First Album' came out in 1985, and 1986's 'Brother Louie' was a great antidote to the youthfulness of the band, a song so famous that it has been covered in over 50 languages. Even if you don't know the song, you'll probably be familiar with it from all the loudspeakers in the streets back then! In the next two years, Modern Talking's elegant falsetto singing and fresh dance beats became a worldwide hit, and their career reached its peak. While Modern Talking were at the height of their popularity, they parted ways in 1987 due to philosophical differences, and at the end of the same year the label released 'In The Garden Of Venus', the first album released after their breakup. But how could such a golden couple split up and disappear? After a less than successful decade as solo artists, they finally reunited in 1998 for their first album 'Back For Good', which sold 10 million copies worldwide.
The newest release, 2002's "Victory," is a superb collection of fifteen tracks, both fast and slow, with the powerful and lively "Ready For The Victory," the first single from the album, featuring Berlin-based songwriter Dieter Bohr. In this song, Berlin-based songwriter Dieter Bohlen and his handsome vocalist Thomas Anders not only keep the usual European dance music rhythm and smooth sweet melody, but also use the Bee Gees-like high-pitched falsetto vocals and harmonies, which will make your blood boil, and the lyrics of "We'll Be The Champion" will surely make it a great choice to join with another breathtaking song in the album. The lyrics "We'll Be The Champion" are sure to make it the hottest on-demand song during this year's World Cup, along with the breathtaking "10 Seconds To Countdown". The song has already reached the top 10 in Germany and Hungary, making it the fastest-rising single since the duo reunited.
"I'm Gonna Be Strong," which has vocals reminiscent of Cher's annual bestseller "Believe," features a moody, signature synthesized instrumental to create a danceable track for the lovelorn, while the melodic "Don't Make Me Blue" and "Blue Eyed Colored Girl" are tear-jerking songs that comfort the broken-hearted. The melodic and tearful "Don't Make Me Blue" and "Blue Eyed Coloured Girl" are perfect recipes for soothing the wounds of a lost love. The slow lyrical "You're Not Lisa" recounts the nostalgia and regret of a long lost lover; the American hip-hop inspired "Summer In December" vividly conveys a hot summer romance in the middle of a cold winter day; and the wild guitar interlude of "We're The Children Of The World" is a sunny piece of music with a positive and inspirational connotation. We're The Children Of The World" is positively inspirational and sunny. As the album's title suggests, "Victory" is the perfect song to give Modern Talking another victory in the music industry.
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