Oliver N'Goma (born 23 March 1959; died June 7, 2010 in Libreville, Gabon) … Read Full Bio ↴Oliver N'Goma (born 23 March 1959; died June 7, 2010 in Libreville, Gabon) was a Gabonese Afro-zouk and reggae singer and guitarist. Nicknamed "Noli," he was born in Mayumba in south-west Gabon in 1959. He is best known for his 1990 song Bane, which was popularized by Radio Africa N.1 and Gilles Obringer.
N'Goma was first exposed to music by his father, a teacher and harmonium player. Although he took his first music lessons when he was eight years old, he began performing for audiences after moving to Libreville to attend school. While taking classes in accounting, he joined the Capo Sound, the school band, where he learned to play guitar. The group played at formal dances and balls, teaching N'Goma the art of performing on stage.
N'Goma was a poor student, devoting himself to music and cinema instead of his classwork. His love of film lead to a job with Gabon TV, who sent him to France in 1988 where he was trained as a cameraman. While spending a winter in Paris, he finished work on music he'd written in Gabon. He shared his music with Manu Lima, a well-known record producer for African music. Lima was impressed with the young man's work, and handled the artistic direction of N'Goma's first record Bane.
The album enjoyed modest success at first, until an African radio station began to play his songs. The title track scored large success in Africa, France, and the French West Indies, and continues to rank as a party anthem in those areas. It enjoys success comparable to Mario by Franco or Yeke Yeke by Mory Kante. The album is one of the best-selling African albums to date.
N'Goma released a second album, Adia in December of 1995, again working with Manu Lima. Five years later, his third album Seva debuted. A greatest hits complation, Best of Oliver N'Goma was released in 2004.
N'Goma was first exposed to music by his father, a teacher and harmonium player. Although he took his first music lessons when he was eight years old, he began performing for audiences after moving to Libreville to attend school. While taking classes in accounting, he joined the Capo Sound, the school band, where he learned to play guitar. The group played at formal dances and balls, teaching N'Goma the art of performing on stage.
N'Goma was a poor student, devoting himself to music and cinema instead of his classwork. His love of film lead to a job with Gabon TV, who sent him to France in 1988 where he was trained as a cameraman. While spending a winter in Paris, he finished work on music he'd written in Gabon. He shared his music with Manu Lima, a well-known record producer for African music. Lima was impressed with the young man's work, and handled the artistic direction of N'Goma's first record Bane.
The album enjoyed modest success at first, until an African radio station began to play his songs. The title track scored large success in Africa, France, and the French West Indies, and continues to rank as a party anthem in those areas. It enjoys success comparable to Mario by Franco or Yeke Yeke by Mory Kante. The album is one of the best-selling African albums to date.
N'Goma released a second album, Adia in December of 1995, again working with Manu Lima. Five years later, his third album Seva debuted. A greatest hits complation, Best of Oliver N'Goma was released in 2004.
Passi
Oliver N'Goma Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Passi' by these artists:
Cuscenza Piglià un pugnu di terra Cun radiche intrecciate L'odore di …
Senza Nome (testo: S.Onorati – musica: E. De Marzi ) Ormai Fin…
Tajga Non resta che la decima parte di noi quando la notte…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Oliver N'Goma:
Adia Chérie Vumissio wa murim'agu Ni skia mune Oh... Adia murim'a…
Alphonsine alphoncina ehhh mwa sheri ne puka alphonxina ehhhh sherebuge…
Bane Bane mangnu saka nane no nuema Bulungue sanzi bu va yene…
Betty I'm tired of lamenting At the bottom of my heart I don't…
Icole Icole usa muboti Ibile nge nine sisi Mugatsi na bane b'ami I…
Lili lyie. . . Lili eh . . . Lili eh Sicmo wandi…
Lina (yeah x3) blacked out so i don't remember it's a…
Lusa OLIVER N'GOMA *Instruments* Lusa! Lusa mwana mama, La dan…
Muetse Chérie Vumissio wa murim'agu Ni skia mune Oh... Adia murim'a…
Mukuili Chérie Vumissio wa murim'agu Ni skia mune Oh... Adia Murim'a…
Nge nge mobi mobi usa monige wandi kadi mutu niu tsola mumu mur…
Ngebe I shall wait for the time which it is necessary…
Tate Tate ooh Mama Eba na lavii Masalakana Nasoka na Phina…
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@sylvianettebouanga2755
African legend 🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦 Oliver Ngoma. We miss you. Your music is still powerful
@RoseOkanga-fg8mq
Nice music, which language is it?
@Destin29
@@RoseOkanga-fg8mqlà il chante en lumbou si vous comprenez le Punu, voungou alors vous devez forcément comprendre ce qu'il disait là car ils sont plus que similaire
@wolalidedo5539
I don’t understand the language spoken in this beautiful song, but excellent music is universal. Oliver N’goma is such a talented artist! Gone too soon. Thank you for sharing your talents and passion with the world.
@HNM-kk2cr
Eh mon adolescence!!!! que de beaux souvenirs!!! Fière d’être de MAYUMBA.... Passi Mfumu!!!! encore 2019 qui est là? et pour toujours... RIP NOLI....... Thx God
@jamesdoukaga
Traduction de Passi Mfumu ?
@inningsartofanimation2405
Les souffrances d'autrui
@nachomama1194
KING OF AFRO ZOUK 🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦
(Coming from a white)
@ndiemebarr9744
Qui est là en 2020? Moi je suis là un artiste ne meurh jamais, repos éternel l'artiste 🙏🙏
@irenekomugisha1064
I am in love with this song very much. Sometimes i think it's a gospel song. Rip Oliver