Yes Sir, I Can Boogie is their undoubted best-selling hit, reaching No 1 in the singles charts in a variety of countries, including the UK, Ireland, West Germany and the Netherlands.

He had such nice words.” The return of ‘Yes Sir, I Can Boogie’ to the charts took on a particular poignancy in September 2021 when Mendiola died at the age of 69.

Maria Mendiola, one half of the Spanish duo Baccara that sang the 1977 disco anthem “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie,” died Saturday. She was 69.

Baccara have also been tipped to re-record Yes Sir, I Can Boogie together with the Scotland squad ahead of Euro 2020. Maria added: “We would love to do it. This would be fantastic.

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Maria Mendiola, one half of the Spanish duo Baccara that sang the 1977 disco anthem “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie,” died Saturday. She was 69.

Maria Mendiola, one half of the Spanish duo Baccara that sang the 1977 disco anthem “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie,” died Saturday. She was 69.

Maria Mendiola, one half of the Spanish duo Baccara that sang the 1977 disco anthem “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie,” died Saturday. She was 69.

Speaking as Yes Sir, I Can Boogie re-entered the charts after the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament this summer, she said: “I never thou­ght I'd be in the charts again.