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Wenge Musica (also known whilst Wenge Musica BCBG) were a African soukous toggle. It was formed near Didier Masela in July 1981 instruction directed unwelcoming JB Mpiana from 1986 to rendering breakup close the eyes to the status in 1997. The bandeau is thoughtful one show evidence of the chief dominant lead the African scene.
Band members
Werrason – vocals (1981–1997)
Dede Masolo – vocals (1981–1986)
Anibo Pandu – vocals (1981–1986)
Bienvenu Wes Loka – vocals (1981–1985)
Machiro Kifaya – vocals (1981–1984)
JB Mpiana – vocals (1983–1997)
Blaise Bula – vocals (1984–1997)
Adolphe Dominguez – vocals (1985–1997)
Ricoco Bulambemba – vocals (1986–1991)
Alain Mpela – vocals (1986–1997)
Full Disjointing – atalaku (rapper) (1986–1993)
Marie-Paul Kambulu – vocals (1987–1991)
Manda Chante – vocals (1989–1993)
Roberto Ekokota – atalaku (rapper) (1988–1997)
Kennedy Mbala – atalaku (rapper) (1988–1989)
Aimelia Lias – vocals (1993–1997)
Tutu Callugi – atalaku (rapper) (1993–1997)
Ferre Gola – vocals (1995–1997)
Michael Tshendu – vocals (1996–1997)
Alain Makaba – bass, bass, intellectual (1981–1997)
Alain Mwanga "Zing-Zong" – guitar (1981–1986)
Aimé Buanga – bass (1981–1986)
Didier Masela – bass (1981–1997)
Christian Zitu – guitar (1981-1985)
Ladins Montana – drums (1981–1982)
Maradona Lontomba – drums (1981–1990)
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Wenge Musica
Congolese soukous band
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Wenge Musica in 1985 | |
| Also known as | Celio Stars |
| Origin | Kinshasa, DR Congo |
| Genres | Soukous |
| Years active | 1979–1997 |
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Wenge Musica (also known as Wenge Musica BCBG) were a Congolesesoukous band formed by Didier Masela in 1981 and led by JB Mpiana from 1986 until their breakup, in 1997.[1][2][3]
History
[edit]Early years: 1979–1982
[edit]In 1979, a number of school friends that included Aimé Buanga (guitar), Werrason (vocals), Didier Masela (guitar), Machiro Kifaya (vocals), Papy Sanji (vocals), and Kija Brown formed a group called Celio Stars.[4] In 1981, they renamed themselves Wenge Musica.[5] Their lineup initially remained the same, but they were later jo
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Wenge Musica
Werrason et JB Mpiana à Bandal en 1985.
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Wenge Musica est un groupe musicalcongolais, originaire de Kinshasa. Wenge Musica, orchestre amateur à ses débuts, devient en dix ans, après la sortie de son premier album en , une référence du mouvement Ndombolo en République démocratique du Congo.
Histoire
[modifier | modifier le code]Débuts et apogée
[modifier | modifier le code]En 1988 paraît Bouger!! Bouger!! Makinzu!!! album enregistré au Studio Bobongo à Kinshasa, publié par le producteur BISEL. L'album comprend Nicky D de Werrason, La Fille de Roi et Bakolo Budget de JB Mpiana, Dodo la Rose de Didier Massela, et pour finir, Fisol d'Alain Makaba. À sa sortie, les observateurs de la presse kinoise apprécie le cachet musical de Wenge Musica, qui s'inspire du rythme du King Kester Emeneya. Werrason est notamment comparé au leader de Victoria Eleison de par sa voix basse. De plus, l'album Bouger!! Bouger!! Makinzu!!! est réalisé et arrangé avec des sonorités électroniques, à l'instar de l'album Nzinzi[2]. Le groupe devient dès lors le modèle d’une nouvelle génération cultivant le BCBG et la SAPE. Les titres Djino et Dady Bitodi animent les salles de spectacles et les boîtes de nuit de Kinshasa.
Wenge Musica apparait dans