Boney M.'s Biography

Boney M. is an iconic Euro-Caribbean vocal group, formed in 1975 by German record producer Frank Farian. Known for their infectious disco beats and memorable melodies, Boney M. achieved global fame in the late 1970s and early 1980s with chart-topping hits such as 'Rivers of Babylon,' 'Daddy Cool,' 'Ma Baker,' and 'Rasputin.' The group was comprised of talented performers from Jamaica, Montserrat, and Aruba, and became a symbol of vibrant multiculturalism and the disco era. Their energetic performances, catchy tunes, and flamboyant fashion made them a favorite on dance floors across the world. Over the years, Boney M.'s music has transcended generations and continues to be celebrated in clubs, parties, and retro playlists. Despite facing controversies, including disputes among members and questions about live performances, the group's legacy remains strong. With millions of albums sold, numerous awards, and a lasting influence on pop and dance music, Boney M. stands as one of the most successful disco groups in history, attracting new fans and keeping the spirit of disco alive.