Bailando

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“Bailando”
“Bailando” cover
Single by Paradisio
from the album Paradisio
B-side Remix
Released 1996
Format CD single
CD maxi
12" maxi
Genre Electronic
Length 3:50
Writer(s) Luc Rigaux
Patrick Samoy
M.I. Garcia Asensio
Paradisio singles chronology
"Bailando"
(1996)		 "Vamos a la discotheca"
(1997)

"Bailando" was a hit single by Belgian group Paradisio in 1997. It is the first single from the band and also their signature song.

The single reached the first place in the hit parades for singles in Italy, Denmark, Norway and Finland. It peaked at #2 in Belgium. It sold more than 550.000 copies in France and reached #4. In Sweden, it was the best selling single by being triple platinum.

Contents

[edit] Track listings

[edit] CD single

  1. "Bailando" (video version) (3:50)
  2. "Bailando" (instrumental extended mix) (6:48)

[edit] CD maxi

Belgium 1
  1. "Bailando" (extended radio version) (6:50)
  2. "Bailando" (discoteca remix) (6:52)
  3. "Bailando" (ritmo el mas locomix) (6:50)
  4. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums mix) (6:50)
  5. "Bailando" (transologik remix) (7:08)
  6. "Bailando" (radio version) (3:50)
Belgium 2
  1. "Bandolero" (discoteca action remix) (7:05)
  2. "Bandolero" (discoteca action remix short mix) (4:13)
  3. "Bandolero" (after party remix) (6:00)
  4. "Bandolero" (video edit) (3:54)
  5. "Bandolero" (U.S. power club remix) (7:43)
Finland, Sweden
  1. "Bailando" (radio version) (3:48)
  2. "Bailando" (2 fabiola remix) (5:05)
  3. "Bailando" (discoteca remix) (6:50)
  4. "Bailando" (extended radio mix) (6:48)
  5. "Bailando" (ritmo el mas locomix) (6:48)
  6. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums) (6:49)
Germany
  1. "Bailando" (radio version) (3:48)
  2. "Bailando" (extended radio version) (6:48)
  3. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums mix) (6:47)
  4. "Bailando" (ritmo el mas locomix) (6:48)
  5. "Bailando" (Ibiza remix) (5:05)
Other countries
  1. "Bailando" (radio version) (3:50)
  2. "Bailando" (ritmo el mas locomix) (6:50)
  3. "Bailando" (discoteca drums mix) (6:50)

[edit] 12" maxi

Belgium
  1. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums mix) (6:50)
  2. "Bailando" (discoteca remix) (6:52)
  3. "Bailando" (transologik remix) (7:08)
Germany
  1. "Bailando" (Ibiza remix)
  2. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums mix)
Italy, Spain
  1. "Bailando" (extended radio version) (6:50)
  2. "Bailando" (radio version) (3:50)
  3. "Bailando" (discoteca remix) (6:52)
  4. "Bailando" (transologik remix) (7:08)
US
  1. "Bailando" (extended radio version) (6:49)
  2. "Bailando" (original discoteca drums mix) (6:49)
  3. "Bailando" (transologik remix) (7:05)
  4. "Bailando" (instrumental extended mix) (6:49)

[edit] Charts

Chart (1997)[1] Peak
position
Belgian (Flanders) Singles Chart 2
Belgian (Wallonia) Singles Chart 8
Danish Singles Chart 1
Dutch Singles Chart 25
Finnish Singles Chart 1
French Singles Chart 4
Italian Singles Chart 1
Norwegian Singles Chart 1
Swedish Singles Chart 1
Swiss Singles Chart 1
Preceded by
"Do You Wanna Be My Baby?" by Per Gessle		 Swedish number-one single
April 25, 1997 - July 4, 1997		 Succeeded by
"I'll Be Missing You" by Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112
Preceded by
"Barbie Girl" by Aqua		 Norwegian number-one single
24/1997 - 28/1997		 Succeeded by
"I'll Be Missing You" by Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112
Preceded by
"Mato" by Apulanta		 Finnish number-one single
26/1997 - 27/1997		 Succeeded by
"Mato" by Apulanta

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Bailando", in various Singles Chart Lescharts.com (Retrieved April 10, 2008)


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