1983-1985:
Vicky Larraz (Spanish singer born in Madrid, August 26, 1962)
Juan Tarodo (Drums)
Gustavo Montesano (Guitar)
Emilio Estecha (Bass)
Luis Carlos Esteban (Keyboards)

1985-1991:
Marta Sánchez (Spanish singer born in Madrid, May 8, 1966)
Juan Tarodo (Drums)
Gustavo Montesano (Guitar)
Emilio Estecha (Bass)
Marcelo Montesano (Keyboards)

1992-1993:
Sonia Santana (Singer)
Juan Tarodo (Drums)
Gustavo Montesano (Guitar)
Marcelo Montesano (Keyboards)

2007:
Marta Domínguez (Singer)
Gustavo Montesano (Guitar)
Luis Carlos Esteban (Keyboards)

2016-2018:
Vicky Larraz (Singer)
Gustavo Montesano (Guitar)
Marcelo Montesano (Keyboards)
Emilio Estecha (Bass)

Since their beginnings in the 1980s, Olé Olé established themselves as one of the most iconic bands in Spanish pop music, achieving both critical and popular acclaim. Their trajectory is reflected in numerous appearances at the top of the Los 40 Principales chart, where several of their songs reached the coveted number one spot.

Vicky Larraz Era (1983–1985)
During the group’s first stage, led by the powerful voice of Vicky Larraz, Olé Olé scored three number one hits:
- Conspiración – No. 1 from January 21 to 28, 1984
- Adrenalina – No. 1 from May 19 to 26, 1984
- Voy a mil – No. 1 from January 19 to 26, 1985
These tracks marked a turning point in the Spanish music scene of the decade, cementing the band as a rising phenomenon.

Marta Sánchez Era (1985–1991)
With the arrival of Marta Sánchez, Olé Olé evolved toward a more international and polished sound, reaching new heights of popularity. During this period, the band secured six more number one hits:
- Lili Marlén – No. 1 from March 8 to 15, 1986
- Bailando sin salir de casa – No. 1 from June 21 to 28, 1986
- Sola (con un desconocido) – No. 1 from July 25 to August 1, 1987
- Secretos – No. 1 from February 20 to 27, 1988
- Supernatural – No. 1 from September 24 to October 1, 1988
- Soldados del amor – No. 1 from July 14 to 21, 1990
Each of these songs not only topped the charts but also became part of the cultural soundtrack of an entire generation.

Over a decade of hits, Olé Olé not only conquered stages and radio stations but also dominated sales charts. With a unique style that defined a generation, the group achieved figures that reflect their powerful impact on Spanish pop music. With more than 700,000 records sold, their unstoppable career left a lasting mark on the music industry.
These are the albums that shaped the history of Olé Olé:

- Olé Olé: Released on April 1, 1983. Sales certification: +100,000 copies sold
- Bailando sin salir de casa: Released on March 9, 1986. Sales certification: +50,000 copies sold
- Los caballeros las prefieren rubias: Released on April 14, 1987. Sales certification: 150,000 copies sold
- Cuatro hombres para Eva: Released on July 28, 1988. Sales certification: +150,000 copies sold
- 1990: Released on June 11, 1990. Sales certification: 250,000 copies sold
- Al descubierto: Released on May 24, 1992. Sales certification: 35,000 copies sold