Deante

DeAnté is a Dutch R&B boyband who scored a hit with the song "We Don't Live Too Long". The group was formed by Iwan Cairo, Marc Danhof, Roger Griffith and Terence Esajas. On the 14th of March 1999 they were in the final show of the National Songfestival but they ended second. But DeAnté reached what they hoped for: Fame. Smoothly produced RnB, great harmonies and a couple of good looking guys, that's where everybody talked about. Not long after that they signed a record deal with Dino Music and released the single "We Don't Live Too Long" which became a hit in The Netherlands (it reached the top 15 of the charts in 1999) . Short after that they also released the songs "Do What You Wanna Do" and "Crazy" and an album called "Global Victory". The song "We Don't Live Too Long" was written by Terence Esajas and Roger Griffith. The group decided to quit and had there final show on the 2th of September 2001 in Paradiso, Amsterdam.