A short-lived K-pop act that left one undeniable global hit.
If you only know Macarena, check out Summer Again. It shows a different, more melodic side of what they could do.
Matilda matters because they created Macarena, a song that became a worldwide phenomenon in the mid-90s. You can still hear it at weddings and sporting events decades later. The track's simple dance and catchy chorus transcended language barriers in a way few K-pop songs had before.
The group formed in the early 1990s and released their debut album in 1993. Macarena came out in 1995 and changed everything, followed by a few more singles like You Bad! Don't Make Me Cry before they faded from the scene.
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