Ole Ole is a renowned Spanish pop group that emerged in the 1980s, significant for their place in the Movida Madrileña scene, a countercultural movement that blossomed during Spain's transition to democracy. The band was formed in 1983 and quickly gained fame for their catchy tunes and vibrant performances, becoming a symbol of the liberating spirit of the era. Throughout their career, Ole Ole had several lineup changes with the most notable being the vocalists: Vicky Larraz (1983-1985), Marta Sánchez (1986-1991), and Sonia Santana (1992-1993).

Their music, characterized by its synthesis of pop and new wave sounds with electronic elements, has endured through the decades, influencing the trajectory of Spanish pop music. Hits like "Bailando Sin Salir de Casa" and "Lili Marlene" became anthems of the '80s, and showcases their ability to bring together catchy melodies with a sleek, modern style. Ole Ole's adaptability and evolving image are reflected in their later releases, including their reunion albums where they reimagined their classic hits with contemporary arrangements as seen in albums like "2.0" and "Sin Control". The release of anthologies such as "La Colección Definitiva" underscores the lasting appeal of their music -- a celebration of Ole Ole's influential and enduring legacy in Spanish pop culture.

Genres

Spanish New Wave

Spanish Pop

Spanish Synthpop

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Latest Release

Bravo Samurai

Ole Ole

Single - Released November 10, 2017