Angelique (6)

Angelique was a Dutch novelty project, specifically created for the single 982802, a parody of the 1982 Eurovision winner . The single went to the number 1 spot in The Netherlands during the summer of 1982, just weeks after the German original hit the peak position in the charts. The album was compiled, and several singles followed, none as successful as the first. The album 11857357 was released in 1983 and the final single, 6340149, was issued in 1985. There were three singers voicing Angelique, as well as several other characters on the debut album. Jazz singer Conny Brand revealed she sang the number 1 hit 982802, while Joke de Knegt was the lead vocalist on the single's B-side, as well as on most other tracks of the first and second album. It is as-of-yet unknown who the singer on the final single was. The Angelique project was the most popular example of naughty or even vulgar Dutch parody songs, a trend that existed from the 1970s throughout the 1990s and, in some form, until today.