Welcome!

First of all, welcome to the I Luv Eurodance blog! I've been meaning to start this blog for a while now and I think that now is the time for things to get rolling. Eurodance music was extremely popular all over the world in the 1990s. From North America, to Europe and South America and all other parts of the globe, Eurodance music could be heard on local radio stations 24/7 or blaring in your local night club until the early hours of the morning. The Eurodance phenomenon in the 90s was like nothing we had seen before. Eurodance was here to stay.

The Eurodance craze started in the early 1990s and lasted up until the late 1990s. Europe was the focal point of Eurodance music as it originated there. The majority of Eurodance groups and acts came out of countries like the Netherlands, Germany and Italy. Eurodance's popularity quickly spread all over the European continent. Central and Eastern European countries were also luving the Euro beats.

Canada was a huge market for Eurodance music outside of Europe. The music was so popular that Canada had many of its own Eurodance artists and hit songs. Even though the Eurodance era is long over, the music still continues to entertain both those who first experienced it in the 90s and the youth of today who are now discovering it. Eurodance and wayback 90s parties still continue in a couple of Canadian cities at night club venues. Eurodance and 90s themed wayback house parties are extremely popular in Europe today.

Eurodance music will still be popular due to its "high-energy" sound that still continues to electrify dance floors today. It's a good bet that Eurodance music will never die and will be here to entertain us for years to come. Classic Eurodance of the 90s will still be the most popular. Still makes me smile when I hear 20-year-old party goers at the night club singing the Euro party anthems of yesteryear.