Generation Z has been accused of massacring the Macarena by adding their own moves to the iconic dance routine, as detailed in a TikTok video with nearly 9 million views. Getty Images Zoomers have ...

Attendees at the 1996 Democratic National Convention danced to "Macarena," a chart-topper at that moment. (Wally McNamee/Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images) It’s been a minute since the Democratic ...

More than 50,000 Yankee fans boogied into the record books last night as they stomped and twisted to “The Macarena. Led by Broadway star Chita Rivera and the five Yankee ground crew members known as ...

Charo is taking ownership of a dance that took over the world nearly 30 years ago. In the mid 1990s, the "Macarena" dance was so inescapable that Gen Xers and many millennials can still do it to this ...

282992 04: Los Del Rio's Raphael Ruiz and Antonio Romero stand with dancers at a Coconuts music store October 15, 1996 in New York City. Los Del Rio had recorded over 30 albums of traditional Spanish ...

Before "Despacito," the "Macarena" dance craze proved the viability of a Spanish crossover hit and ruled the Hot 100 for 14 weeks. By Trevor Anderson It only took four years, three countries, two ...

It’s played at weddings, at school dances, at concerts after doors open, at rodeos, at senior nights, at birthday parties, at ball games, at bar and bat mitzvahs, at dive bars where dancing is ...

Los del Río's “Macarena” became the second longest-running number one in Billboard history, shifted 14 million copies, and sparked a dance craze that spread everywhere from the Olympics to the ...

Everyone has that one song that, as soon as they hear it, memories of their youth come flooding back. But while most people look back at their dance moves with regret, professional dancer Lauren Jones ...

For more than 30 years, there's been only one way to dance the Macarena - and it doesn't involve hand rolls. The original routine, first seen in the video to the smash-hit song by Spanish duo Los Del ...

She’s, like, bigger than the hokey-pokey. Catchier than a conga line. More caliente than a karaoke machine in a Japanese bar at 1 a. m. It’s La Macarena, the booty-shakin’ Latin song about a ...