An excited Maina Kageni concluded the show by hailing the lyricist and composer man who consistently attracts large audiences to his music shows for his massive contributions to the music industry.
Born on July 13, 1965, Koffi's real name is Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba.
The multi-talented Soukous star can be anyone you need him to be, from singer, dancer, producer, lyricist, composer, bandleader, and the founder of world-acclaimed Quartier Latin International band that graced us with hits like Ultimatum(1997), Force de Frappe, Fois cent(1997) just to mention a few
He is widely known for his flamboyant style and dynamic stage presence and gained prominence in the late 70s with the release of Princesse ya Synza a trio featuring Papa Wemba and King Kester Emeneya.
In 1986, he established and directed the Quartier Latin International, which accompanied him on stage and in producing his albums since 1992, serving as a launching pad for emerging music stars, including Fally Ipupa and Ferré Gola among others,
He is the first African music artist to fill the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy and one of the 12 African musicians listed in the 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die for his album Haut de Gamme.
Throughout his forty-year career, Koffi has recorded 28 studio albums, including seven under the Latin Quartier banner, one in collaboration with Papa Wemba, and 18 live albums, amounting to an extensive repertoire of over 300 songs.
December 9, is the day to go down memory lane with lyrics like "Ah mingizile, ba yaya mingizile Nge umvuata wayisa, wasi samenuKala i ngangu ngowu mwe bai ka sakane eh." from his evergreen song Loi.
Koffi's youthful fans can also dance to recent headbangers like Papa mobimba ayé ee Papa mobimba ayé éé...from the song Papa Mobimba or Achii his latest collaboration with Tanzanian award-winning musician Diamond Platnumz.
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