Zaiko Langa Langa has been one of the hottest and most popular bands in the… Read Full Bio ↴Zaiko Langa Langa has been one of the hottest and most popular bands in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) since its formation in the early seventies (when Congo was still called Zaire), through the eighties and the nineties and into the new millennium. Such famous names as Papa Wemba, Bozi Boziana, Dindo Yogo, Evolocko Jocker and Nyoka Longo started with Zaiko and went on to establish successful careers. It has spun off several groups consisting of groups or factions of former members which achieved a decent measure of success. These include Isifi Lokole, Viva La Musica, Langa Langa Stars, Zaiko Familia Dei, Anti Choc, Choc stars, and Zaiko Nkolo Mboka.
The band was formed in 1970 as Orchestra Zaiko. Original members included Papa Wemba, Evolocko Lay Lay, Zamungana and Nyoka Longo. The group revolutionized Congolese music, adopting a more up tempo beat, abandoning wind instruments and emphasizing the snare drum and the solo guitar. They made great use of the call and response system and introduced chants of animation, a system that is now used extensively by most Congolese groups. Their stage shows were more frenetic and featured a frontline of almost a dozen singers.
By 1973 the band had established itself as one of DRC's most popular groups. Evolocko Jocker emerged as arguably the band's most popular member, credited with inventing the cavacha, a dance craze that swept East and Central Africa during the seventies.
By the mid seventies, the band started to fall apart. First to leave was Papa Wemba along with Bozi, Evolocko and Mavuela who formed Isifi Lokole which later split into Yoka Lokole, and Viva La Musica. Lengi Lenga was recruited in a bid to plug the gap left by Papa Wemba.
By the late seventies, despite the departure of several stalwarts, the band was at its peak. Among its members were vocalists Nyoka Longo, Lengi Lenga, Bimi Ombale, Dindo Yogo, Evolocko and Bozi Boziana along with Instrumentalists Meridjo, and Bapius. Songs were now more polished, arranged and harmonious. Stage concerts were now better choreographed.
In the late eighties, disagreements occurred among the band members, as veterans, Meridjo, Nyoka Longo and Dindo Yogo lined up against newer band members such as Lengi Lenga, Ilo Pablo and Bimi Ombale. This led to a spectacular split, with Nyoka's group calling themselves Zaiko Langa Langa Nkolo Mboka, while Bimi's group called itself Zaiko Langa Langa Familia Dei. Both groups had a decent measure of success and commanded fanatical followings.
The band was formed in 1970 as Orchestra Zaiko. Original members included Papa Wemba, Evolocko Lay Lay, Zamungana and Nyoka Longo. The group revolutionized Congolese music, adopting a more up tempo beat, abandoning wind instruments and emphasizing the snare drum and the solo guitar. They made great use of the call and response system and introduced chants of animation, a system that is now used extensively by most Congolese groups. Their stage shows were more frenetic and featured a frontline of almost a dozen singers.
By 1973 the band had established itself as one of DRC's most popular groups. Evolocko Jocker emerged as arguably the band's most popular member, credited with inventing the cavacha, a dance craze that swept East and Central Africa during the seventies.
By the mid seventies, the band started to fall apart. First to leave was Papa Wemba along with Bozi, Evolocko and Mavuela who formed Isifi Lokole which later split into Yoka Lokole, and Viva La Musica. Lengi Lenga was recruited in a bid to plug the gap left by Papa Wemba.
By the late seventies, despite the departure of several stalwarts, the band was at its peak. Among its members were vocalists Nyoka Longo, Lengi Lenga, Bimi Ombale, Dindo Yogo, Evolocko and Bozi Boziana along with Instrumentalists Meridjo, and Bapius. Songs were now more polished, arranged and harmonious. Stage concerts were now better choreographed.
In the late eighties, disagreements occurred among the band members, as veterans, Meridjo, Nyoka Longo and Dindo Yogo lined up against newer band members such as Lengi Lenga, Ilo Pablo and Bimi Ombale. This led to a spectacular split, with Nyoka's group calling themselves Zaiko Langa Langa Nkolo Mboka, while Bimi's group called itself Zaiko Langa Langa Familia Dei. Both groups had a decent measure of success and commanded fanatical followings.
Zaiko Wa Wa
Zaiko Langa Langa Lyrics
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Various Artists แค่อยากมีบางคนเข้าใจ เลยเปิดใจให้เธอเข้ามา อยากให้เธอมาซับน้…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Zaiko Langa Langa:
77 X 7 Na kanga yo na ba photos ya mbanda na Limbisaaa,…
Ben Betito Ah, bolingo ekabwani Bilobela ya pamba Okamati mokano O déci…
Eka Lowisa Eka nakoya kolala epa na honte Na kamwe décisions motema ezu…
Eruption Jeff Mulumba nakomi ko telema na moyi Po na zela elili…
Kamango Ngai babota nga na pasi mama, eh! Mpe bakolisa nga na…
Kimbulu Ngambo namema na bato Bato ya mokili babeleli mpo napona yo …
Mukaji Nga dit Aimé solo nazoki Kanisa kake ya bolingo Ndenge ekotu…
Muvaro Muva na leli, bolingo na nga Oyoka nga ata mawa Muva,…
Nzete Ya Mbila Ata mbul′ekoya Likolo nyoso etondi mapata Nazali na pema Naz…
Paiement cash Naye nayebisa pasi namoni na butu Fungola ndako tosolola Nda…
Sandra Lina Sandralina Bandoki bakaboli amitié Babosani souvenir ekokend…
Sentiment Awa Awa, ehh C'est pas la peine kobomba bolingo ekomi na point…
Zekira Zekira yoka Balobi na tika nzela yango Nameki na benda nzoto…
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@stefstef.7064
👍 Ça fait du bien de réentendre ce morceau que je n'ai jamais oublié depuis temps d'années et que je fredonne encore de nos jours 😄 !!! Ah l'Afrique !!! que tu étais grande et pleine d'espoir a cette époque ,quand je vois aujourd'hui ce que tu es devenue.......
@philippezilliox1077
1975 au Togo, à Dadja. J'avais 16 ans et on dansait là-dessus pendant des heures à la lumières des lampes à pétroles chinoises. J'achetais les piles pour le tourne-disque, le vin de palme et le sodabi. On écoutait aussi Cavacha, Theo Blaise Kounkou et Prince Nico Mbarga...Quels souvenirs !
@pedromessiasbatistadeartur7281
Moi Pedro Messias,j'avais 16 ans et quelques jours ou quelques mois,vous êtes plus âgé que moi,cher Monsieur,avec mes respects.
@donatmanzenge6012
Paix eternelle a tous ces musiciens de Zaiko Langa Langa qui ne sont plus avec nous mais demeurent toujours presents grace a ce tube qui a berce notre jeunesse: Matima, Zamangwana, Sukami, Bimi, Likinga, Lengi Lenga, Mashakado, Ilo Pablo, Moanda Dv,
@samuelkisenge812
Ces époques j'imagine comment elles étaient toutes belles
@johnmapunda99
I don't even understand a single word but the arrangement, vocal and rhythmic of the music makes me feel so happy. Hapa muziki ulikuwa muziki kwa maana yake halisi.
@mvoulawilfridrene5293
1975, c était l hymne de zaiko en fin de concert
@jaffetholukoye2643
Zaiko Langa Langa goes a long way in the past. Their music is a classic of our times.
@jimmympezo5809
La belle époque
@77floren
Belle chanson