Latest Release
- 17 SEPT 2024
- 1 Song
- The Rhythm of the Night · 1995
- The Rhythm of the Night · 1993
- 90s, Vol. 1 · 1994
- Rise of The Footsoldier 4: Marbella (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) · 1994
- 90s, Vol. 1 · 1995
- The Rhythm of the Night · 1995
- Dance Rarities · 1996
- The Rhythm of the Night · 1995
- 90, Vol. 2 · 1995
- The Rhythm of the Night - Single · 2019
Albums
Music Videos
- 1995
- 1995
About Corona
Italian Eurodance outfit Corona scored one of the most memorable dance hits of the ’90s with “The Rhythm of the Night”. • Corona producer Francesco Bontempi met Brazilian singer and model Olga de Souza in Rome and decided to form a new project, Corona, with her as the centerpiece. • Their 1993 debut single, “The Rhythm of the Night”, features vocals from Giovanna Bersola, aka Jenny B. The stage-shy singer was never credited—Olga de Souza remained the face of Corona. • “The Rhythm of the Night” became a massive hit in Europe, topping the Italian charts and reaching No. 2 in the UK. The song eventually made its way to America and peaked at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1995. • The group’s follow-up single, “Baby Baby” (featuring vocals from British singer Sandra Chambers), again topped the Italian charts and went Top 5 in the UK. • Corona notched one more Top 10 UK hit with “Try Me Out”, another offering from the group’s debut album, The Rhythm of the Night. • Neither 1998’s Walking On Music nor 2000’s And Me U (credited to Corona X) matched the success of their early work. • Corona returned in 2010 with Y Generation. Olga de Souza co-wrote every track.
- ORIGIN
- Italy
- FORMED
- 1993
- GENRE
- Dance