It's hard to believe that Wendo Kolosoy had his first hit in 1948, the evergreen "Marie Louise". Similar to what Rufus Thomas did for soul in the US, Kolosoy laid the foundations for what became the Congolese rumba. Over the years, he has always been recognised as the father of modern African music. He gave his last concert in 2004 - surely making him one of the longest-playing performers in the world.
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Pépé Kalle
Marie-Louise
Marie Louise
Victoria Apiki Dalapo
Mobembo
Youyou Aleli Veka
Victoria Apiki Drapeau
Botyiaki Ntembe
Soki Olingi Ngai
Marie Marie
kinshasa
Paul Kamba
Toko Wela Wela
Soki Oyoki Victoria
Wendo aye
Bouboul
Pepe Kalle
Napesi Yo Mbongo (Rumba Lingala) [Congo]
Anse Duye
Bokilo mabe
Amba
Albertine
Mabeley a mama
Chef obera mpoko
Camille
Ngombe na Wendo
Mamule
Betela nzoto
Efeka madungu
Bakosi liwa ya Wendo
Cherie Kabisa
Chérie Kabisa
Naoni Pasi Mingi
Mwana ya moninga
Botiakitembé
Soko oyoki Victoria
Namonie Pasi Mingi
Yebisa Banganga
Henriette Masembo
Mama Monique
Tokutani
Banaya papa Wendo
Mama alobi
Bino Bananie
Nani akolela Wendo
Botyiaki Ntembe Bonus
Madjole Djole
Madjolé Djolé
Namoni Pasi Mingi
Tat Nzambe
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