"YMCA" is a iconic disco song by Village People, released in 1978. Its catchy chorus and dance moves made it a symbol of 1970s pop culture.
The track humorously references the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) while celebrating community and camaraderie.
"YMCA" is a disco anthem by the American group Village People, released in 1978. It became a global hit and remains a cultural phenomenon, often associated with dance moves and LGBTQ+ culture.
One of the most recognizable disco songs of the 1970s, featuring signature arm movements spelling the letters Y-M-C-A.
Frequently played at sports events and celebrations worldwide.
"Y.M.C.A." is a disco anthem by the Village People, released in 1978. Known for its catchy chorus and synchronized dance moves, it became a cultural phenomenon and remains a staple at celebrations worldwide.
The iconic 1978 disco anthem by The Village People, celebrated for its catchy melody and symbolic lyrics about community, remains a staple at sports events and LGBTQ+ celebrations worldwide.
