Caramell

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Caramell (Caramella Girls)
Origin Sweden
Genres Electronic dance
Years active 1998–2002 (as Caramell)
2008-present (as Caramella Girls)
Labels Remixed Records
Website Caramella Girls Official Website
Members
Caramella Loppun (Mindy) [Leader] played by Racheal Alicost
Caramella Cham (Verá) played by Lucky McSozzen
Caramella Gardeii (Nadine) played by Karin Ellis

Caramell is a Swedish musical 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 Portuguese descent) and Myllylä (who is of Finnish descent) come from Sweden. The current members of this successful band (now known as Caramella Girls) as of 2008 are Caramella Loppun (Mindy) [Leader] played by Racheal Alicost, Caramella Cham (Verá) played by Lucky McSozzen, and Caramella Gardeii (Nadine) played by Karin Ellis.

They are best known online for the internet phenomenon known as "Caramelldansen", a looping Flash animation showing anime characters Mai and Mii from the Japanese visual novel Popotan. The animation includes a sped-up version of the song remixed by speedycake called "Caramelldansen," which means "The Caramel Dance", from Caramell's Supergott Album. Having taken off as an Internet meme, the popular Caramelldansen animation has been duplicated with characters from various anime and video game series, among others.

The band split up in 2002,but reformed in 2008 as Caramella Girls due to the sudden success of their song "Caramelldansen". Caramella Girls released their latest single "Boogie Bam Dance" in March 2011.

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

[edit] as Caramell

  • Om Du Var Min (12th Mar 1999)
  • Efter Plugget (18th Jun 1999)
  • Jag Ser På Dig (10th Sep 1999)
  • Explodera (Som Dynamit) (26th Nov 1999)
  • Vad Heter Du? (2001)
  • Ooa Hela Natten (25th Feb 2002)
  • Allra Bästa Vänner (18th Apr 2002)

[edit] as Caramella Girls

  • Caramelldansen (21 May 2008)
  • Caramelldancing Christmas Version (26 November 2009)
  • Boogie Bam Dance (18 March 2011)

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