Kanda Bongo Man

Origin : Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire)
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Styles : Soukouss
Official Site : Kanda Bongo Man

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Kanda Bongo Man : discography

	Album : Swalati Label : Gallo Records Year : 2003

	Album : The very best of kanda bongo man Year : 2002

	Album : Sweet Label : Mélodie Year : 1999

	Album : Kwassa Kwassa Year : 1996 Ref : CD HNCD1343 Sai Sun/NeXT audio (358 K)

	Album : Zing Zong Label : Hannibal Year : 1996 Ref : CD HNCD1366

	Album : Welcome to South Africa Label : Mélodie Year : 1995

	Album : Le rendez-vous des stades Label : Mélodie Year : 1993 Ref : CD 320042

	Album : Soukous In Central Park Year : 1993 Ref : CD HNCD1374

	Album : Sango Label : Mélodie Year : 1992 Ref : CD 795372

	Album : Isambe-Monie Label : Mélodie Year : 1990 Ref : CD 320032 Isambe Sun/NeXT audio (289 K)

	Album : Amour Fou / Crazy Love Year : 1988 Ref : CD HNCD1337

	Album : Sai-Liza Label : Mélodie Year : 1988 Ref : CD 320012 Sai Sun/NeXT audio (358 K)

	Album : The best of Kanda Bongo Man Label : DEBS Music Year : 1988

	Album : Balobi Label : Wrasse Records Ref : CD wrass 086

	Album : Djessi Dyna Label : Mélodie Ref : LP [45306-1]

	Album : Non Stop - Non Stop Label : Globe Style Ref : CD CDORB 005

	Album : Yole - Djessy Label : Mélodie Ref : CD 795112

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News about Kanda Bongo Man

Kanda Bongo Man set for Kenya tour
Since the beginning of the year, peace seems to have been a popular theme for both Kenyan and foreign artistes. And the next big act is United Kingdom-based Congolese musician Kanda Bongo Man.
Source : Kenya Star | 2008-10-07 19:21:50.0

Congolese Soukous Star Kanda Bongo Man at Symphony Space in New York City

Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2008-09-10 13:05:37.0

Frititi and Kanda Bongo Man at African Cultural Day in England
Newcastle upon Tyne, England - On Saturday 30th June the North East of England African Community Association (NEEACA) celebrates the annual "African Cultural Day", which celebrates the achievements of this great continent. This will include a special evening showcase event with Frititi and Kanda Bongo Man.

Venue: Banqueting Suite, Newcastle Civic Centre, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE99 1RD (near the Haymarket Metro Station). One of the key elements will focus upon telling people about the framework behind the 'abolition of slavery' - this will be addressed using talks, youth theatre and displays of informative literature. This will include a performance by an up-and-coming youth movement called ...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2007-05-18 14:45:41.0