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He has been the MC at the American Music Awards, the Grammy Awards, the Billboard Radio Awards and at the Love Parade in Berlin. On New Year's Eve 2007, he performed in Poland. Bega was also the only artist to be asked to sing the same song twice on Germany's headlining show Wetten, dass.?. Bega was on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Ally McBeal, MAD TV, The Martin Short Show, Motown Live, Jenny Jones, Queen Latifah, Access Hollywood, and others. The song has only appeared on Marton's album Stradivarius as a bonus track and was never featured on any of Bega's albums.Д«ega has appeared on stage for royals as well as international corporations. In 2006, Bega recorded a song titled 'C'est la Vie' with Edvin Marton and a music video was also filmed. And then of course, there's the suits, and the mustaches, and the retro style. The guy died of a brain tumor in 1999 - my own father died of a similar brain tumor in 1999 as well, just four weeks before the mambo came out. Shortly after the track's release, he told Jason Lipshitz of Billboard that he was inspired to create the track by the fact that Larkin died in the same year that 'Mambo No. The track uses vocal samples from the 1994 single ' Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop)' by John Paul Larkin, better known as Scatman John. In 2019, Bega released 'Scatman & Hatman', his first release since 2013. Bega's first single off his fifth album, however, was 'Give It Up' which was released in Germany on 14 June 2013. In this album, Bega again covered classic international hits including ' Smooth Operator' (1984)' by Sade, ' I'm So Excited' (1982) by The Pointer Sisters, ' Vamos a la playa' (1983) by Righeira, ' Red Red Wine' (1968) by Neil Diamond and ' Karma Chameleon' (1983) by Culture Club. Д«ega's fifth studio album A Little Bit of 80's was released on 28 June 2013, in Germany on Ariola (Sony Music). It only charted in Switzerland peaking at No.

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On, Bega released his fourth album titled Free Again, which also did not find much success on the charts. The album produced two singles, 'Just a Gigolo' and 'Gentleman', both of which charted moderately.Д«ega released his third studio album Lounatic on, which failed to enter the charts. The album failed to experience success similar to its predecessor in Bega's native market or internationally. Д«ega's second studio album Ladies and Gentlemen was released on. In France, Bega did well also with his single 'Mambo Mambo', which reached No. The third single, 'Tricky, Tricky', achieved No. The second single, 'I Got a Girl' charted well, entering the Top 10 in some European countries, including France, Finland and Belgium. 1 in Austria, Canada, Finland, Hungary, and Switzerland. While it charted moderately in the UK, peaking at only No. 3 both in Bega's native Germany and the U.S. On 19 July 1999, Bega released his debut album A Little Bit of Mambo, which peaked at No. It was also used by the British television broadcaster Channel 4 for their coverage of test match cricket between 19. 5 (A Little Bit of.)' spent twenty weeks at No. 1 in most European countries, including Germany, UK, France, and No. 5 (A Little Bit of.)' became a world wide hit in 1999, charting at No.

Bega signed a recording contract to the label Lautstark. After returning to Munich, Bega met his then manager, Goar Biesenkamp, as well as music producers 'Frank Lio' (Achim Kleist) and 'Donald Fact' (Wolfgang von Webenau) (Syndicate Musicproduction), with whom he developed the concept for the song 'Mambo No. While living in Miami, he discovered Latin music. It would be two years before Bega and his friends' first CD would be released in 1990. At the age of 13, he founded a hip hop group with two other boys. Career Д«ega started his musical career as a rapper. Bega also lived in Uganda for six months. As a teenager he traveled to Miami, Florida, where he found the inspiration for his hit single 'Mambo No. Then they lived permanently in Munich, where Bega attended German primary school. Until age six, Bega spent most of his time with his mother Nicole in Italy.

His father Charles went to Germany in 1972 to study biology at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Bega was born on 13 April 1975 in Munich, Bavaria, to a Sicilian mother and a Ugandan father.

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