Astronomia began as a track by Russian producer Tony Igy, released in 2010, before Dutch duo Vicetone remixed it in 2014 with a bigger electronic drop. The remix stayed popular in dance sets for years, then exploded online in 2020 when it was paired with videos of Ghanaian dancing pallbearers carrying a coffin. That pairing turned the song into a global internet meme, and creators still use its instantly recognisable hook to signal a humorous disaster or an over-the-top send-off.
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Astronomia by Vicetone and Tony Igy, the upbeat electronic track behind the viral coffin dance meme, often played over fail clips, pranks and dramatic exits.
This clip plays the driving opening of Astronomia, the Vicetone and Tony Igy electronic remix built around a bright, looping synth melody, a steady four-on-the-floor beat and a rising sense of momentum. The tune starts instantly recognisable, with its catchy hook repeating over punchy drums and shimmering electronic layers that feel both playful and dramatic. Viewers usually smile or brace for a punchline as soon as they hear it, because the music signals that something has gone wrong, someone is about to be carried off, or a moment is being treated as a mock funeral.
