Eurodance FAQ
⭐ 1. What is Eurodance?
Eurodance is a European electronic dance‑music genre that emerged in the late 1980s and became hugely popular in the 1990s. It blends techno, house, Hi‑NRG, trance, and Euro‑disco, featuring strong synth melodies, energetic beats, and a mix of female vocals and rap verses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurodance
⭐ 2. When did Eurodance start?
Eurodance originated in the late 1980s in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany.
⭐ 3. When was Eurodance most popular?
The genre peaked in the 1990s, dominating European charts and club culture.
⭐ 4. When did Eurodance “end”?
According to Linkiesta, the golden era is often considered 1993–1998, from Corona’s The Rhythm of the Night to Eiffel 65’s Blue (Da Ba Dee).
⭐ 5. What are the key characteristics of Eurodance?
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Fast BPM (typically 135–145)
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Catchy synth hooks
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Female vocals + male rap
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Positive, uplifting themes
- Dance‑floor‑focused production
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurodance
https://edm.fandom.com/wiki/Eurodance
⭐ 6. Who are the most famous Eurodance artists?
Some of the most iconic acts include:
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2 Unlimited
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Culture Beat
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Corona
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Snap!
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La Bouche
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E‑Type
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Fun Factory
- DJ Bobo
These artists are widely referenced in Eurodance encyclopedias and retrospectives.
⭐ 8. Is Eurodance still alive today?
Yes — although no longer mainstream, Eurodance remains active through:
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nostalgia playlists
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modern EDM influences
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live tours by classic acts
- new producers reviving the ’90s sound MicroGenreMusic notes that Eurodance “still hangs around the edges of nostalgia playlists and gym sound systems”.
⭐ 9. Where can I find Eurodance information today?
The most complete resource is The Eurodance Encyclopaedia (Eurokdj), which includes news, biographies, discographies, and lyrics.
⭐ 10. Why is Eurodance so nostalgic?
Because it was everywhere in the ’90s — clubs, radio, TV countdowns, shopping malls — and its upbeat, melodic style created a shared cultural soundtrack across Europe.
The Eurodance Encyclopedia
7DANCE Official Web
Eurodance 2025 Global playlist
7dance Eurodance 2026 Spotify