: Their final record as a group, further solidifying their Euro-disco sound. Post-1980s Career After 1984, the members moved on to other projects: Jules Bikoko joined the rock band Europa 2 . Ritchie Rauet formed the project Tango? .
: Their second major single, typically featuring both vocal and instrumental mixes. Jules Tropicana - РЎollection 3 Singles 1983-198...
While the band did not release a full-length studio album during this period, their singles were widely distributed as 12" maxi-singles. : Their final record as a group, further
: Keyboards and songwriter (formerly of the band Borne). Sergio Oca : Member (also formerly of Borne). Chronology of Singles (1983–1984) : Keyboards and songwriter (formerly of the band Borne)
: This was the first-ever release for the Blanco Y Negro Music label (Catalog MX 101). It is considered their most famous track, often appearing in Italo-Disco retrospectives.
: A Cameroonian musician who provided vocals and saxophone.
Their tracks remain popular in the Italo-Disco community and are frequently included in modern dance compilations on Spotify and Discogs . Jules Tropicana - Spotify