
It’s been 20 years since Jamali entered Coca-Cola Popstars and became the runner-up group at the end of the competition.
Jacqui Carpede, Mariechan Luiters and Liesl Penniken took second place to boyband Ghetto Lingo but the girl group has proven to be more popular in the end.
Ghetto Lingo reportedly broke up to pursue personal goals.
Other groups from the popular singing competition include the group 101. The group included popular names like Pam Andrews and Kurt Herman.
Who can forget the catchy tune of “Whose it gonna be”.
Jamali may not have received the votes to claim the glory of the winning position but their electrifying voices and energetic performances created a loyal fanbase.
Watch one of their very first performances as a group:
Sing-a-long hits like Love Me for Me and One of a kind is still enjoyed by Kaya 959 listeners.
Watch and listen to the Love Me for Me music video:
This year marks their 20th anniversary as a group.
Luiters made the announcement on her Instagram page with #throwback post.
She captioned the post with, “Your fav girl group. This year would mark Jamali’s 20th anniversary. Would you buy tickets to watch us live one more time?”
Fans responded immediately with a resounding yes, stating that they would pay to see the girl group perform and asked for a reunion tour.



