Ondina was a vibrant Swedish Eurodance project that lit up the mid-1990s dance scene with its irresistible beats and glossy production. Fronted by model and performer Petra Lundqvist, and produced by acclaimed Swedish producer Jonas Ekfeldt (also known as John Oakfield), Ondina captured the signature sound of the era—bright, bold, and made for the dancefloor.

In 1996, the project made waves with the release of “Into the Night,” a high-energy track that quickly became a favorite among Eurodance fans. With its driving rhythm, memorable synth lines, and Petra’s captivating stage presence, the song found its way onto dance compilations and club playlists across Europe.

While Ondina’s run was short-lived, it remains a standout gem in the world of 90s dance music—a project that embodied the carefree spirit and sonic excitement of its time. The sleek visuals and catchy chorus of “Into the Night” continue to evoke nostalgia and joy for those who lived through the golden era of Eurodance.

Today, Ondina holds a proud place in Sweden’s rich history of pop and dance exports—proof that even a single track, when done right, can leave a lasting impression on the rhythm of a generation.