Talk:Shalala Lala

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[edit] Original song?

Back in 1997 (possibly 1998) when I was an expat living in the Far East, the local radio stations were playing something *very* similar to "Salala Lala", insofar as the main lyrics and rythm. Yet the article (and the Vengaboys one too) says it was released in 2000.

I remember some people talking about them stealing the song off some Filipino group or something, can anyone check this out? W3bbo 01:09, 9 December 2006 (UTC)


I've listened to a version by a 1970s danish group called "walkers". there is also a version of this song by the wynners (Hong kong) as stated in the articles. so which group sings it originally, walkers or wynners?

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