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Kumbele Rumba la Frontière (Jean Trompette) - Le Festival des Maquisards 1968

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Sung by Sam Mangwana & Ntesa Dalienst. Guitar: Guyvano.

The pictures were taken from sleeves of LP's from the African label from the 1960's or 1970's. Today's theme: Fruits.

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  • No words can express the talent on display here...two of the greatest vocalists from Zaire (now DRC). So, at this time Sam and Dalienst had not signed up with TP, or were they just lending a hand to Marquisards! Love it.

  • First there was Le Festival des Maquisards, then Sam left and Dalienst continued with Les Grands Maquisards with Kiesse Diambu and Lokombe Ntal.

    Ntesa actually took Sam's place in OKJ in 1976 after Sam had left in 1975. Kiesse, Lokombe and also Dizzy Mandjeku eventually made the step to OKJ.

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  • the style of the melody is clearly tambu ley's . the guitarist is guivano who will later on join tabu ley when africa fiesta exploded. dr nico and his bro dechaud became "africa fiesta sukisa". tabu ley, roger izeidi, mwena...guivano in "afrisa". time has passed by...

  • Love the fruits theme :)

  • Sam Mangwana l'idol de la jeunesse congolaise

  • Oh Sam one of the greatest of kongo music. Very nice and slow

  • Masua Mabe is by Boma Liwanza (Sango label, Kenya, 1979)

  • Bottom line was every musician wanted to be part of TP OK and when they came calling you just packed your bags and wrote to your mum or wife to tell them u were now with FRANCO LUAMBO, and guess what everybody began to notice because it was hits galore.

  • Hey what about the great rivalry that existed between Sam Mangwana and his friend from Kimbaguist Choir in N'djili a neighbourhood city in the outskirt of Kinshasa named as: Dalienst Ya N'tesa.

    Ngongamokili

  • Thanks for the timeless sound Abou. Love the African bananas and the tits too, stringed, horned, and curved with simplicity, originality, and authenticity.

    Omoni Billy. Givano. Bokolo. Mawa!

  • AboubacarSiddikh!!!!! Love this song

  • could somebody please find and post the song Masua mabe I do not know who played it but it is a Lingala song I listened to while I was young.

    It would be great for someone to post some Super Mazembes' pieces like Salakeba, Lovy, Mayopa and Shida, Thanks a lot for this good work here. May God bless you

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