Also known as Desirée Sparre-Enger, Desirée Hagman
Desirée Sparre-Enger (born June 25, 1976), mostly known by her stage name Bambee, is a Norwegian Eurodance singer from Nordstrand, Oslo. She was born in the Solomon Islands to a Grenadian mother and a Norwegian father. She used the name Bambee as a reference to her eyes, comparable to those of a deer. Originally she considered using the name Bambi but changed the spelling to avoid copyright issues. Several of her more popular songs, including "Cowgirl", "Seventeen" and "Bumble Bee", have appeared on the Dance Dance Revolution and In the Groove game series.
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Desirée Sparre-Enger (born June 25, 1976), mostly known by her stage name Bambee, is a Norwegian Eurodance singer from Nordstrand, Oslo. She was born in the Solomon Islands to a Grenadian mother and a Norwegian father. She used the name Bambee as a reference to her eyes, comparable to those of a deer. Originally she considered using the name Bambi but changed the spelling to avoid copyright issues. Several of her more popular songs, including "Cowgirl", "Seventeen" and "Bumble Bee", have appeared on the Dance Dance Revolution and In the Groove game series.
Bambee's debut album On Ice was released in December 1999 in Japan and then in Norway in April 2000, where it peaked at No. 33 on the VG-lista chart. Her second album Fairytales was released in June 2001. In 2002, a third album was in the works for Bambee, but for unknown reasons, possibly due to the decline of sales in the bubblegum dance market, the album was shelved.
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Bambee was Desirée Sparre-Enger a well-known Traditional Bubblegum dance artist from Norway. Bambee's music is well-known by fans of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), in which many of her biggest hits were regularly used. Some of her most famous songs are Bumble Bee, Spaceman, Online, Typical Tropical, and her very first single Candy Girl. Name Origin Desirée chose the name "Bambee" as a reference to her eyes, as people often told her they are comparable to the eyes of "Bambi" from Disney's famou
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