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[franckbiyong]

Hommage à l'âge d'or de la musique africaine et à la façon dont la rumba congolaise a servi de base aux artistes et musiciens de toute l'Afrique. On part de la rumba pour s'aventurer vers l'afrogroove et le soukous avant d'entrer dans le 21ème siècle avec les congotronix! Live mix au festival Un Weekend à Matongé à Lille en juillet 2024.

Playing tracks by Fredy Massamba, Orchestre Bana Luya, Les Mangelepa, Jembaa Groove feat. K.O.G., Black Bazar, Franck Biyong and more....

Tracklist:

1. Fredy Massamba – Trancestral 2. Fredy Massamba – Buyelele 3. Orchestre Bana Luya – Animation (DJ Martin Meissonnier reconstruction) 4. Orchestre Les Mangelepa – N'kimba (UMOJA edit) 5. Jembaa Groove feat. K.O.G – Sweet My Ear 6. Black Bazar – Combo Congo 7. Santrofiofficial – Alewa [Black or White] 8. Orchestre Les Mangelepa – Kanemo 9. Kongo Dia Ntotila – Kongo 10. Grupo Lokito – Bomoko 11. Sankayi – Il ne faut pas intervenir (Martin Meissonnier reconstruction) 12. Franck Biyong Music feat. Mary May – Lipanda 13. Dizzy Mandjeku & Alé Kumá – De Matonge à Palenque 14. Congotronics International – Château Rouge 15. Congotronics International – Tita Tita 16. Mokoomba – Nzara Hapana 17. Black Bazar feat. Karashika – Round 2 18. Kasai Allstars – Unity Is Strength (Martin Meissonnier Remix) 19. Kanda Bongo Man – Sai (Kwassa Kwassa Edit by AkizzBeatzz & Mukambo) 20. Radio Palenke – Moni 21. ONIPA – Maadi3 22. Konono N°1 meets Batida – Tokolanda 23. Sonido Savage, Jah Sazzah & Leo Di Angilla feat. Chris Haambwilla – Kalumbu 24. Spoek Mathambo – No Congo No Cellphone

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💕Kanda Bongo man (Bili) #africanmusic #shorts

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SOUNDS OF THE PLANET WOMADELAIDE 2006 (CD)

Song listing:

1.Chico Cesar - Respeitem Meus Cabelos, Brancos

2.Sharon Shannon - Cavan Potholes

3.Kanda Bongo Man - Amour Elegance

4.Saltwater Band - Djarridjarri (Ble Flag)

5.Miriam Makeba - Click Song

6.The Golden Pride Children's Choir - Mapambano

7.Jimmy Cliff - People All Over The World Featuring Sting, Tony Rebel And Solis String Quartet

8.Jeff Lang - Here She Comes Again

9.Lura - Tem Um Hora Pa Tude

10.The Dhol Foundation - Palace Of Love

11.Farida, Mawal Iraq - Maqam Al-Hijaz

12.Amjad Ali Khan - Calcutta City

13.Renegades Steel Orchestra - No Woman, No Cry

14.Orchestra Baobab - Bul Ma Miin

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KANDA BONGO MAN EN CARTAGENA-COLOMBIA, FESTIVAL DE MUSICA DEL CARIBE 1990 MAS MUSICA

[willishalfmungu]

hARD place

HARD PLACES It was some 24 years back when this little boy was born with his eyesight blurry till the third day when the mother noticed his gaze fixated to a poster of Kanda bongo man on the wall. She knew he could see and though lonesome happiness can overwhelm you, she put the baby in the coat and went to pee outside. That is what happiness does to lonely happy souls. Rumour has it that may be…

[bigblue61]

This week let confusion unravel around me with Kanda Bongo Man, Simi, CHAI, Dry Cleaning, Soul Bros, Florist, Friendship, PHONY, Terry-Thomas, Belleruche, Disgraceful Friend, The Stranglers, Akusmi, Gong, Los Dedos, Gyakie, Tapestri and Big Thief.

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Kanda Bongo Man bringing Afro pop perfection

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Diblo Dibala, born in 1954 in Kisangani in the Congo (now Zaire), of the Baluba people, is the one of the hottest African Soukous lead guitarists around. At the age of 6 Diblo moved to Kinshasa and by the age of 15 he was playing guitar in the great Franco's TPOK band. In Kinshasa, Diblo continued to master his lava-hot guitar chops with such top Zairean bands as Vox Africa, Orchestre Bella Mambo, and Bella Bella.

In 1979 Diblo left Zaire and landed in Brussels where he played a rented guitar and washed dishes to make money. In 1981 he moved to Paris, where the Soukous scene was a happening thing. He rejoined Kanda Bongo Man, who he had played with in Bella Bella. Their first album, Iyole (1981), was a big hit: Kanda became a big star, and Diblo became the most sought-after session man in Paris. Diblo's huge European success with Kanda Bongo Man led to the formation of his own band, Loketo (which means 'hips', as in 'shake your...'), featuring the work of the gifted vocalist Aurlus Mabele.

[franckbiyong]

Fresh global music for world wanderers - DJ Ritu mixes Congolese Funk, Arabic hip hop, Balkans, Bollywood and beyond, by Kanda Bongo Man, Casa Bonita, Arijit Singh, Nancy Vieira, Jonathan Mayer & Hungry Man, Otava Yo, Inês Loubet, Franck Biyong, and more! Listen at Resonance 104.4fm, Wednesday 20th March at 6.30pm, or anytime worldwide at Mixcloud/DJRitu. CLICK: https://bit.ly/AWILum147

ARTIST - TRACK - COUNTRY

Casa Bonita Music – Arrabiata – Portugal Kanda Bongo Man – Monie – D.R. Congo Rafael & Energía Dominicana – El Platano Maduro – DR Benny Dayal & Shilpa Rao - Sher Khulgaye – India Franck Biyong Music – Jela Kubwa Na Viboko – Cameroon Mzungu Kichaa – London Town – Tanzania Inês Loubet – Sab Sabim – Portugal/UK Mohamed Ramadan + Future & Massari – Arabi – Egypt Otava Yo – Timonia – Russia Hungry Man ft Jonathan Mayer – Luminous – UK ShazaLaKazoo – Sol – Serbia DAGADANA (Yatimer remix) – Hej Leluja – Poland Aziz Konkrite – Kinder Surprise – Morocco Nancy Vieira – Medita Music – Cape Verde Eki Shola – For You – UK/Jamaica Touki (Amadou Diagne & Cory Seznec) – Harit – Senegal Divanhana ft Luis Robisco – Bajami – Bosnia Herzegovina Live on Wednesdays 6.30pm Resonance 104.4 https://www.resonancefm.com/ Online worldwide anytime at #mixcloud. Join us on Facebook group A World in London + Twitter & Instagram @aworldinlondon @djritu1

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Kanda Bongo Man - (Monie Dance Video).

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Kanda bongo Man - Festival de Música del Caribe 1990 mas musica

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why should i Learn African Music?

The story goes that in the last part of the 1960s, Meri Djo Belobi, drummer with the spearheading Congolese band Zaiko Langa, went with his kindred performers from Brazzaville to Pointe Noire on the coast via train. The band spent the whole excursion singing to the mood of the wheels on the track. Back home, they requested that Meri Djo create a drum design that imitated that sound, and the outcome was cavacha, the heartbeat of soukous music.

The Birth Of The Cavacha Rhythm :

During the 1960s, not long after the Congo's autonomy from Belgium, most Congolese groups were playing rumba, a neighborhood understanding of the numerous Cuban records heard on Radio Congoliya and Radio Congo Belge from the 1930s onwards. Driving Congolese ensembles, for example, Le Grande Kallé's African Jazz or Tabu Ley's African Fiesta headed out increasingly more to Europe and, continuously, they traded the customary percussion of the Cuban-style rumba gatherings (congas, maracas and so forth) for a full drum unit, with its heavier musical effect.

Needs To Master Cavacha :

Permitting the cavacha mood to overwhelm the second piece of a tune, which is known as the sebene, immediately turned into a fundamental element for progress. The sebene formed into the characterizing high-energy dance-fuelled part of Congolese popular music. It generally followed on from a more slow more melodic vocal area and was portrayed by short sharp vocal additions and orders to the dancefloor, conveyed by a sort of MC called an atalaku to start up the group. Cavacha-overwhelmed sebene areas would follow rumba or zouk segments interminably as the night progressed, in the Congo, however all over sub-Saharan Africa and different pieces of the world.

Plainly assuming you needed to vanquish Africa, you needed to figure out how to play the cavacha. In 1979, in Paris, the notable Congolese artist Kanda Bongo Man gave a DJ a track of unadulterated sebene, with the underlying more slow, subtler piece of the melody eliminated. It was a moment dancefloor hit, and Kanda Bongo Man started playing his shows by dispatching straightforwardly into the sebene. His recent trend was 100% soukous, with all decorations remove and unadulterated energy abandoned.

The word soukous, from the French secousse signifying 'a shake' or 'a jerk', first arose in the last part of the 1960s in Brazzaville, to depict a fresher quicker form of the rumba style. Many case paternity, yet its real beginnings remain genuinely dark.

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Africa soukouss ( Kanda Bongo Man - tokei )/mpongosystem

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When Rhumba meet Ohangla beat at Koroga Festival – PHOTOS

When Rhumba meet Ohangla beat at Koroga Festival – PHOTOS

Fans of Rhumba and Ohangla music got an afternoon of their favourite hits from the best artistes of the two genres during the 28th edition of the Koroga Festival on Sunday afternoon at the Bomas of Kenya Auditorium.

Congolese crooners Mbilia Bel and Kanda Bongo Man were the star attractions on a chilly and rainy afternoon in Nairobi.

The venue of the two-day festival had been moved from the open…