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L'Orchestra African Fiesta, often known simply as African Fiesta, was a Congolese soukous band started by Tabu Ley Rochereau and Dr. Nico Kasanda in Tabu Ley and Dr. Nico were originally members of the seminal band Grand Kalle et l'African Jazz. African fiesta - Dr. Nico - Muziekweb They left African Jazz and started their own group, African Fiesta, with which they helped elevate the genre of African rumba into the genre now known as Soukous. Tension between Tabu Ley and Dr. Nico led to a split in 1965, with Tabu Ley renaming the band African Fiesta National and Dr. Nico forming African Fiesta Sukisa.Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa - MWA KASANDA - YouTube L'Orchestre African Fiesta, a renowned Congolese ensemble, played a pivotal role in shaping the African music scene. Founded in 1963 by two musical legends, Tabu Ley Rochereau, and Dr. Nico Kasanda, the band swiftly captured the hearts of audiences. Tabu Ley and Dr. Nico had previously been key members of Grand Kalle et l'African Jazz before branching out to form their group, African Fiesta.African Fiesta music, videos, stats, and photos | L’African Fiesta’s lineup fluctuated. Nico’s brother Mwamba Dechaud was sometimes his co-guitarist. And by 1965 the group had morphed into African Fiesta Sukisa. Dr. Nico was said to be “difficult” to get along with, and a poor businessman. He left the music industry in the mid Seventies, following the collapse of his Belgian record. Docteur Nico & African Fiesta : Impercoque - YouTube
L'Orchestre African Fiesta, a renowned Congolese ensemble, played a pivotal role in shaping the African music scene. Founded in by two musical legends, Tabu Ley Rochereau, and Dr. Nico Kasanda, the band swiftly captured the hearts of audiences. Docteur Nico Profile and Discography | African Music Library
In Africa, Dr. Nico was one of the key players who established a prominent place for the electric guitar in the popular music of the continent. In , his native country – what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo – won its freedom from Belgian colonial rule. L'ORCHESTRE AFRICAN FIESTA -
En , l’African Fiesta Sukisa connaît des difficultés et c’est la descente aux enfers. Au début des années , Nico tente en vain de retrouver le haut de l’affiche dans l’Afrisa de Tabu Ley et l’orchestre les Redoutables d’Abeti Masikini. Son ultime tentative pour remettre l’African Fiesta Sukisa à flot échoue.
Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa - BIANTONDI KASANDA
In the s, African Fiesta was one of Zaire's most popular groups. A group whose reputation would only grow with age, because it turned out that two key figures of the Congolese rumba had met in this band. Dr. Nico Kasanda and Tabu-Ley Rochereau initially played in African Jazz, but decided to leave in to found L'Orchestre African Fiesta. Les souvenirs de la musique congolaise : Dr Nicolas Kasanda ...
African Jazz split up in when he and singer Tabu Ley Rochereau left to form L'Orchestra African Fiesta, which became one of the most popular bands in Africa. [1] [2] [5] In Kasanda wrote an arrangement of the Luba folk song Kamulangu, [6] recorded it with his band, Orchestre African Fiesta Sukisa, and released it to much success in. Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa - BOUGIE YA MOTEMA - YouTube
Nicolas Kasanda wa Mikalay, alias Docteur Nico, was a renowned Congolese guitarist, composer, and trailblazer in music. Rising from a destined career as a technical teacher, he embraced his family's musical background and became a virtuoso guitarist. Joining Grand Kalle et l'African Jazz at 14, he gained recognition from legendary musician Jimi Hendrix. He co-founded L'Orchestra African Fiesta.
Nicolas Kasanda wa Mikalay, popularly known as Docteur Nico, was a guitarist, composer and one of the pioneers of Congolese music. He was born in Mikalayi in the Belgian Congo. He graduated in.
In 1970 Kasanda wrote an arrangement of the Luba folk song Kamulangu, recorded it with his band, Orchestre African Fiesta Sukisa, and released it to much. En 1972, l’African Fiesta Sukisa connaît des difficultés et c’est la descente aux enfers. Au début des années 1980, Nico tente en vain de retrouver le haut de l’affiche dans l’Afrisa de Tabu Ley et l’orchestre les Redoutables d’Abeti Masikini. Son ultime tentative pour remettre l’African Fiesta Sukisa à flot échoue.
Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa présentent BIANTONDI KASANDA extrait de l'album 3 CAROLINE CAROLINE A MOKOLO WANA MAMU WUA MPOY Disponible. In the 1960s, African Fiesta was one of Zaire's most popular groups. A group whose reputation would only grow with age, because it turned out that two key figures of the Congolese rumba had met in this band. Dr. Nico Kasanda and Tabu-Ley Rochereau initially played in African Jazz, but decided to leave in 1963 to found L'Orchestre African Fiesta.
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L'Orchestra African Fiesta, often known simply as African Fiesta, was a Congolese soukous group started by Tabu Ley Rochereau and Dr. Nico Kasanda in Tabu Ley and Dr. Nico elevated African Fiesta to the forefront of Congolese dance music during the s. 