Caramell

Caramell
Malin Sundström (by herself) in a Hallowe'en procession at Café Opera in 1998.
Background information
Origin Sweden
Genres Eurodance, Bubblegum dance
Years active 1998–2002 (Caramell)
2008-present (Caramella Girls)
Labels Remixed Records
Members Racheal Alicost
Lucky McSozzen
Karin Ellis
Past members Jorge Vasconcelo
Juha Myllylä
Katia Löfgren
Malin Sundström

Caramell was a Swedish music group, formed by singers Katia Löfgren and Malin Sundström, and producers Jorge "Vasco" Vasconcelo and Juha "Millboy" Myllylä.[1] All except Vasconcelo (who is of Chilean descent) and Myllylä (who is of Finnish descent) come from Sweden. They are best known for their song "Caramelldansen", from their album, Supergott. Caramell disbanded in 2002.

As of 2008, the group reformed under the name Caramella Girls by singers Racheal Alicost (as Mindy), Lucky McSozzen (as Nadine) and Karin Ellis (as Véra).

Discography

Albums

Remix albums

Singles

As Caramell

  • Om Du Var Min (2 Apr 1999) – No. 7 Sweden
  • Efter Plugget (18 Jun 1999) – No. 18 Sweden
  • Jag Ser På Dig (30 Jul 1999) – No. 43 Sweden
  • Explodera (Upp Som Dynamit) (10 Dec 1999) – No. 37 Sweden
  • Caramelldansen (2001)
  • Doktorn (2001)
  • Vad Heter Du? (29 Jun 2001) – No. 21 Sweden
  • Ooa Hela Natten (25 Jan 2002)
  • Allra Bästa Vänner (21 Jun 2002)

As Caramella Girls

  • Caramelldansen (Speedy Mixes) (25 Jun 2008)
  • Caramelldancing (16 Sep 2008)
  • Caramelltanzen (15 Apr 2009)
  • Caramelldancing (Christmas Version) (26 Nov 2009)
  • Boogie Bam Dance (6 May 2011)
  • We Love To Party (9 Jan 2013)
  • Get The Gold (24 Dec 2013)
  • Tokyo (20 Nov 2014)
  • Candy Girl (26 Dec 2015, remake of Barbie Girl)
  • Cheerleaders (4 April 2016)
  • Holiday (24 May 2017)
  • Saw You Standin' There (23 Feb 2018)
  • Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit (7 Sep 2018, cover of Gina G)

See also

References

  1. ↑ Caramell Discography and biography
  2. ↑ http://www.swedishcharts.com/showinterpret.asp?interpret=Caramell
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