Papa Wemba - Le Vieux Pithon Elombe Et Son Gouvernement - Sur la Route de l'Olympia

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Abonnez-vous ✔ | Partagez ✔ | Commentez ✔ | Aimez ✔ Esepelisa: les meilleurs films congolais et theatres culturels (maboke) en ligne. Abonnez-vous gratuitement pour soutenir le Film Esepelisa et le Theatre. Esepelisa valorise le theatre educatif et aide les artistes Congolais(es) à diffuser le Film Esepelisa et le Theatre. Regardez le Theatre Esepelisa sur Espelisa, les meilleurs theatres culturels 2016 sont à votre disposition. Notre top liste des Théâtres culturels et des Films Congolais: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwuq9zrd2FlRJQEgmt5KtFOnWi54zjfKU Papa Wemba was born Jules Shungu Wembadio Pene Kikumba in 1949 in Lubefu (Sankuru District, Democratic Republic of Congo). Jules Shungu Wembadio Pene Kikumba, dit Papa Wemba est un chanteur, compositeur et acteur kino-congolais, un des artistes-musiciens africains les plus populaires depuis plusieurs années. Papa Wemba est né le 14 juin 1949 à Lubefu dans le Sankuru, province du Kasaï-oriental, en République démocratique du Congo. Dès l'enfance, il cultive une voix ténor particulière et devient chanteur en suivant les traces de sa mère, une pleureuse professionnelle. Au milieu des années 1960, il est élève à l'École Pigier à kin et fait de la chorale religieuse, en dehors de l'école. Puis, après la mort de ses parents, il s'oriente vers la musique populaire Kinoise dans son quartier Matonge, le berceau de la musique Congolaise, sous le pseudonyme de Jules Presley. He is a Congolese rumba (later known as soukous) musician, one of Africa's most popular musicians, and prominent in world music. At his home in the Matonge neighborhood of kin, Papa Wemba structured Viva la Musica around young talented artists such as singers Kisangani Esperant, Jadot le Cambodgien, Pepe Bipoli and Petit Aziza, guitarists Rigo Star, Syriana, and Bongo Wende. A young man by the name of Antoine Agbepa (currently known as Koffi Olomide), whose friend were calling "Cheri O", was the unknown writer of most of the group's hit songs. The group had nearly instantaneous success with hit songs that included "Mere Superieure," "Mabele Mokonzi", "Bokulaka," "Princesse ya Sinza", and others. At the height of his success in 1977, Papa Wemba's family home, in Kanda-Kanda street, which had become a popular, some even said hallowed place for Matonge youths to gather "à la mode" (i.e., to be cool), was named the "Village Molokai," and Wemba assumed the exalted moniker "Chef Coutumier" (Chief) of the Village of Molokai. That village in the heart of Matonge, included the following streets, which firsts letters were used to form the acronym: M-O-LO-KA-I: Masimanimba-Oshwe-LOkolama-KAnda-kanda-Inzia. In those days people referred to Wemba as the "chief from the heartland (village)" to differentiate him from kin-born musical bigshots Mavuela Somo and Mashakado. However, years later Mavuela would say that their difficulties simply amounted to trivial foolishness over money, ambition and fame between some very young people (as at the time they all were). Since 1977, Viva la Musica has seen both the "defections" of musicians every two or three years and the entrée and emergence of other new talents. Fafa de Molokai, Debs Debaba, King Kester Emeneya (1977--82), Koffi Olomide, as a singer, (1978--79), Djuna Djanana (1978--81), Dindo Yogo (1979--1981), Maray-Maray (1980--84), Lidjo Kwempa (1982--2001), Reddy Amissi (1982--2001), Stino Mubi (1983--2001) are among the currently well-known Congolese musicians who have served at one time or another with Viva la Musica. An old kin anecdote says that a college student then-named Antoine Agbepa Koffi was such an impressive songwriter that one day in 1977 Papa Wemba exclaimed, "Ooh! l'homme idee" (Oh! the idea-man!), thereby on-the-spot renaming the impressive young singer-songwriter Koffi Olomide - and the name stuck. After the wave of African emigration to Europe in the 1990s, Wemba maintained one group in kin (called at times "Nouvelle Ecriture", "Nouvel Ecrita", and now again "Viva la Musica") and another one in Paris ("Nouvelle Generation," "La Cour des Grands," and now "Viva Tendance"). He has also consistently maintained a high profile in world music with such great hits as "L'Esclave" (1986), "Le Voyageur, Maria Valencia" (1992), "Foridoles, Dixieme Commandement" (1994), "Emotion" (1995), "Pole Position" (1996), "M'Zée Fula-Ngenge" (1999), "Bakala dia Kuba" (2001), and "Somo Trop" (2003). Wemba is also known as an actor. In 1987, he played the male lead role in the successful Zairean (Congolese) film La Vie est Belle by Belgian director Benoît Lamy and Congolese producer-director Ngangura Mweze. In 2012, he had a cameo role in the Belgian drama film kin Kids.