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Makoma is a Congolese Christian music group that sings in both English & Lingala. Lingala is a national language spoken in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC, once known as Zaire). Makoma formed in 1993, by Tutala Makoma. They started performing as a group in 1995 as a group called Nouveau Testament. But, when they moved to Holland was when they became Makoma. If you have seen many of Makoma interviews, you would've heard one of their songs then: Nayoki Sango. Now, when we say Christian music group that sings in English... that was MOST of the time... it was because they have been singing for the world quite a few times. (For Example, Baby Come & N.Y.C.) However, that was before they started their first Makoma album. They started Gospel music in 1999 with "Nzambe na Bomoyi (Jesus For Life)".

Makoma currently sings for Westcoast Studios, formed in 1995 by Tutala Makoma. Westcoast Studios is located in Holland.

Some of their hit albums: Mokonzi Na Bakonzi, My Sweet Lord (Gospel Edition), No Jesus No Life, & Nzambe Na Bomoyi. Their other albums were: Makoma, My Love Is True, & My Sweet Lord (Original Version). The members of the group are: Nathalie Makoma, Annie Makoma, Pengani Makoma, Tutala Makoma, Duma Makoma, Martin Makoma, & Patrick Badine. If you know Nathalie Makoma already, it may be because of her solo albums: On Faith (2003) & I Saw The Light (2005). Nathalie Makoma has appeared on Idols : Season 4, aired in the Netherlands and in Congo. They traveled various countries performing, but unfortunately, she lost in the last round to Nikki. Makoma made a guest appearance on Idols with Nathalie in the finale, singing Ola Olé in English. There is an Idols series in Congo, produced by Tutala Makoma. Makoma has made video clips all around the world... Rotterdam, Holland, Belgium, Canada, France, & more.

Nathalie has her own solo career now, and to fins out more about it, visit:

http://www.nathaliemakoma.nl/

GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.
NO JESUS NO LIFE.

NZAMBE APAMBOLA BINO NYONSO.
BOMOYI SANS YESU, BOMOYI EZALI TE!