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Village People is one of the most iconic music groups in the world.
Their music has become part of the international songbook. The group’s hits are featured in dozens of major motion-pictures, on Broadway, in commercials and in “Village People Party” slot machines.
Of course, Y.M.C.A (along with its dance) is played at almost every parties and sporting event in the universe.
It began in 1977 when producer Jacques Morali and his partner Henri Belolo, known collectively as Can’t Stop Productions, were recording a new album for their hit group the <a href="spotify:artist:3FxBwdg0z5WkLdlAbe7GHq" data-name="The Ritchie Family">The Ritchie Family</a>, and needed background singers. Horace Ott, suggested Victor Willis, a singer he was recording who also was performing in the Broadway musical The Wiz.
After Willis completed background on the album, Morali approached him about another musical project he and Belolo were planning which turned out to be Village People.
“I had a dream that you sang lead vocals on an album I produced, and it went very, very big,” Morali told Willis. “I have four tracks. I can’t pay you much right now but if you agree, I’ll make you a star.” Willis agreed and the rest is history.
With hits like <a href="spotify:track:3KTQW9y1ZZm7kjYpxieO8A" data-name="San Francisco (You&#39;ve Got Me)">San Francisco (You&#39;ve Got Me)</a>, <a href="spotify:track:7eStdpfMh5jTlauAv6anfl" data-name="In Hollywood (Everybody is a Star)">In Hollywood (Everybody is a Star)</a> <a href="spotify:track:0xRDqhYsCW6F9LM4s7gY5z" data-name="Macho Man">Macho Man</a> <a href="spotify:track:0xRDqhYsCW6F9LM4s7gY5z" data-name="Macho Man">Macho Man</a> <a href="spotify:track:4mjFMScEvHeM72791mXRCW" data-name="In the Navy - Original Version 1979">In the Navy - Original Version 1979</a> and <a href="spotify:track:0SdfUMRHhcjxrMv5d9V1UP" data-name="Go West - Original Version 1979">Go West - Original Version 1979</a> the group has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and continues to break records to this day.

Monthly Listeners

4.7 million

Followers

825,036

Total Streams

1.4 billion

Top Cities

110,865 listeners
59,881 listeners
49,347 listeners
47,695 listeners
47,978 listeners

Popular Tracks

153 tracks
1
Y.M.C.A. - Single Version

Y.M.C.A. - Single Version

Jan 1, 1994

481.9 million

streams

2
YMCA - Original Version 1978

YMCA - Original Version 1978

Jan 1, 1978

481.9 million

streams

3
Y.M.C.A.

Y.M.C.A.

Jan 1, 1978

481.7 million

streams

4
YMCA

YMCA

Jan 1, 1980

166.2 million

streams

5
Macho Man - Single Version

Macho Man - Single Version

Jan 1, 1994

68.9 million

streams

6
Macho Man

Macho Man

Feb 12, 1978

68.9 million

streams

7
In The Navy - Single Version

In The Navy - Single Version

Jan 1, 1979

56.0 million

streams

8
In the Navy - Original Version 1979

In the Navy - Original Version 1979

Jan 1, 1979

56.0 million

streams

9
Go West

Go West

Jan 1, 1979

25.7 million

streams

10
Can't Stop The Music - From "Can't Stop The Music" Soundtrack

Can't Stop The Music - From "Can't Stop The Music" Soundtrack

May 1, 1980

19.6 million

streams