Okay, "cheesy Europop" is a redundancy, but I've been in a mood for some ever since I first watched the "Numa Numa" video a few days ago. It reminds me of when I traveled across Europe with some friends back during New Year's '00, specifically tuning into this Italian radio station in the car. So what are some infectious, disposable Europop (again, a redundancy) songs popular recently?

Titiyo - Lovin' out of Nothing


Might be a little difficult to find, as it seems to be somewhat limited to Sweden.

If you have RA, you can hear the song here on this weeks hit list for Sveriges Radio (it begins at exactly 8 minutes in):

http://www.sr.se/p3/diverse/appdata/...pplistan7A.ram

Manowar

to me, living in central europe and watching German MTV, nothing is more Eurotrash than the German group Scooter. every song is identical except minor tweaks to the lyrics. it's hilarious, if you don't mind the repetitiveness.

since we are on the subject, i am hoping someone can help identify a song i heard last summer while in the balkans. it's a dance/club song and the only part i remember is the chorus which is basically a na na na hey, si na na na hey..blah blah. it sounds like either an african chorus or a bunch of school kids. that one part has been stuck in my head for months, so if anyone could help, thanks.

Alcazar are good Europop.

oh, i also recommend Romania's own O-Zone - kinda like a eurotrash (if it's possible) Backstreet Boys.

http://www.popofficial.com

check out "Serious"!

"The Ketchup Song" by Las Ketchup. Kind of a Spanglish pop anthem. The tour guide for our European bus tour played it every day for the ten days we travelled. I thought it was the most annoying song I'd ever heard in my life at first. I think I feel the same way now, but for some reason it kinda grew on me.

Erick Prydz - Call on me

Generally, anything by Lasgo, Slyver, Ian Van Dahl, Darude, Dj Sammy, 4 strings, or Airwave,