I am desperately trying to find about the name of a mid-90's pop-dance song. I don't know the exact year the song belongs to but the first time I heard it was the summer of 1996. The song starts with a short introduction similar to jessica jay's "casablanca". The song is performed by a group of men. There is a rapping part before the chorus (I think the song is of european origin)

After the chorus there is a part like "dup dee dup dup dup duuu dee dup dup, dee dup dup dup duuu dee dup dup" and in somewhere of the song is a part like "heeey-oh, heeey-oh..". The song's style is like happy-hardcore style of DJ Bobo as in some of his songs like "everybody".

It's a bit embarrassing but I don't know any other lyrics about the song. I would be grateful if you can tell me the name of this song..

I rememer that song too and I would like to what it is too. I hope you are successful in your search!

Maybe ?

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Originally Posted by Tquila

Maybe ?

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Unfortunately that's not it. The singer(s) are male. May be a male with some female vocals at the background. The "dup dee dup dup dup" part is not the actual chorus, but it comes before or after it. The song starts with a pure and melodic synthisizer.