Before Madonna released "La Isla Bonita" as a single, Dutch singer Micaela had already charted a cover version of the song in 1986, peaking at number 25 in the Netherlands. In 1987, a cover version by Mexican singer Byanka reached number 45 on the US Hot Latin Songs chart. Indonesian singer Elvy Sukaesih recorded an Indonesian-language dangdut version of the song, titled "Laila Bonita", for her album "The Return of Diva" (1992), produced and released in Japan. This version was very popular in her home country and has been performed by contestants of several televised singing competitions, including "Bintang Pantura" and "D'Academy Asia"; the latter involved six Southeast Asian countries. French pop singer Alizée performed "La Isla Bonita" during her first promotional tours in Europe in 2003. In 2008, a new studio version was released as a bonus track on the tour edition of her third studio album, "Psychédélices", and became a top-ten airplay hit in Mexico. Indie psychedelic folk musician Jonathan Wilson recorded a cover for the 2007 Madonna tribute compilation, "Through the Wilderness".