Fally&koffi roumba

In the 1970s, a number of bands had multiplied and music considerably pluralized, some leaders incorporated disco, jazz, and blues harmonies into their compositions. Others preferred ballads and traditional musical forms. Although many languages were used in the lyrics, Lingala remained the most common. Several were created deriving from the African Jazz and OK Jazz, we can name Grand Zaiko of Manuaku, Viva la Musica of Papa Wemba, Choc Stars of Ben Nyamabo, Victoria Eleison of Emeneya JoKester, Quartier Latin of Koffi Olomide, Empire Bakuba of Pepe Kale, and the group Wenge Musica. This third generation of bands introduced new dances like Cavacha, Griffe Dindon, Caneton, Silauka, Kwassa Kwassa, Ndombolo etc.

Congo Love: Simaro Massiya Lutumba - Eau Benite

KOFFI OLOMIDE TITRE NOBLESSE OBLIGE   DJ OMEGABP BOPAUL MATONDO

Koffi Olomidé - Si Si Si

Nostagie (Ferre Gola  Heritier Watanabe) Cover By Ancy KIAMUANGANA  Yemo IFEFO

01 - Le Poete Lutumba Simaro et le TPOK Jazz - Coeur artificiel

JB Mpiana & Wenge BCBG - Elegie

Koffi Olomide (civilisé)  at Five Star Regional Office

05 Cle Boa(1) Koffi olomide :-)

DJ K.Matt Present 'The Best of Fally Ipupa' (Rumba Edition Part 2).

In preparation of Fally's concerts in Europe (28/02/2020 @Paris) & (29/03/2020 @ London 02 Brixton Arena for the first time ever), this 1 hour mix brings you nothing but the best of his Rumba Songs from his previous albums.

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2020 - The Best of Fally Ipupa (Rumba Edition) Part 2

Mix Ndombolo Koffi olomide By. Rosay

05 Cle Boa(1) Koffi olomide :-)

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