^ ' – Vengaboys – Shalala Lala' (in German).^ ' – Vengaboys – Shalala Lala' (in French).^ 'Vengaboys Chart History (Canadian Digital Songs)'.^ ' Ultratop.be – Vengaboys – Shalala Lala' (in Dutch).^ ' Austriancharts.at – Vengaboys – Shalala Lala' (in German).^ 'Shalala Lala - EP (Single) - Vengaboys' (in Dutch).^ 'Sha-la-la-la-la by Walkers' (in Danish).^ ' 'Walkers' Udgivelser (Releases)' (in Danish).^ Shipments figures based on certification alone. * Sales figures based on certification alone. 'Shalala Lala' ( Alice Deejay Remix) – 5:53.'Shalala Lala' ( Alice Deejay Remix) – 5:50.

'Shalala Lala' (Karaoke Version) – 3:30.Track listings Īll tracks written by Torben Lendager and Poul Dehnhardt, except '48 Hours', written by Danski & DJ Delmundo. The video ends when the bar is raided by the police. After the second verse, the song pauses with a record scratch wherein the two engage in a parody dance battle. The two male group members compete with each other for the affections of Kim Sasabone. The video primarily focuses on lead vocalist Kim Sasabone performing the song, while women dressed in a skimped-up version of a dirndl dance around. It takes place in a fictional Alpine bar named ' Wurst & Women'. The music video is modeled after the single cover. The cover became another hit for the band, topping the charts in New Zealand and Romania and peaking within the top five in at least 10 other countries, including Australia, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. It remixes the song with typical Vengaboys synth and drum beats, although it keeps substantially the same tempo. Violent (Studio 4045) ( Hilversum, Netherlands)ĭutch Eurodance group Vengaboys covered the song and released it as a single on 21 February 2000. Vengaboys version 'Shalala Lala'įrom the album The Platinum Album and Music from and Inspired by The Little Vampire

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