Toca's Miracle
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"Toca's Miracle" is a dance music single by German Eurohouse group Fragma. It peaked at #1 in the UK charts in April 2000. The song was created by mixing the vocals of Sue Brice's (a.k.a CoCo) "I Need a Miracle" to the instrumental track of Fragma's "Toca Me".
Original 2000 version
While the original version of "Toca's Miracle" was an illegal bootleg that became popular in Ibiza after the release of "Toca Me", Fragma quickly adopted the track themselves and released an official single version. The song received large amounts of radio airplay and remained popular throughout the following months. "Toca Me" reached #11 in the UK Singles Chart in September 1999 and #53 in Australia in January 2000. "Toca's Miracle" reached #1 in the UK in April 2000 and #8 in Australia in July 2000.
This original version was the 7th best selling single of 2000 in the UK.
2008 remix
A 2008 remix version of the song was released on April 7th, 2008.
"Toca's Miracle 2008" has resulted in much success, making #2 on the Australian ARIA Club Charts (#89 on the official singles chart) and #7 in Sweden. A brand new music video for this version of the song was released in March 2008. The song was originaly written by Robert Davis.
"Toca's Miracle 2008" has peaked at #16 on the UK Singles Chart.[1]
A bootlegged house music version of the 2008 remix named "Toca's Last Night" was released in late 2007 by a DJ from Liverpool, England. Vocals were replaced by those of P Diddy's track "Last Night" featuring Keisha Cole. This was an underground hit on radio charts around the world and especially in the UK from where it originated.
Track listing
- Australian 2008 CD single[2]
- "Toca’s Miracle (Inpetto Edit)"
- "Toca’s Miracle (Richard Durand Remix Edit)"
- "Toca Me (Inpetto 2008 Edit)"
- "Toca’s Miracle (Inpetto Remix)"
- "Toca’s Miracle (Richard Durand Remix)"
- "Toca Me (Inpetto 2008 Remix)"
Charts
Chart (2000) | Peak Position [1] [2] |
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Australia Singles Chart | 8 |
Belgium Singles Chart | 24 |
Finland Singles Chart | 16 |
France Singles Chart | 65 |
Germany Singles Charts | 46 |
Italy Singles Chart | 19 |
Netherland Singles Chart | 63 |
Norway Singles Chart | 2 |
Sweden Singles Chart | 18 |
Switzerland Singles Chart | 55 |
UK Singles Chart | 1 |
Chart (2008) | Peak Position [3] |
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Austrian Singles Chart | 42 |
Columbia Singles Chart | 27 |
Germany Singles Charts | 73 |
Holland Singles Chart | 18 |
Ireland Singles Chart | 47 |
Romania Singles Chart | 8 |
Spain Singles Chart | 2 |
Sweden Singles Chart | 7 |
UK Singles Chart | 16 |
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