TRIBUTE TO PAPA WEMBA!

PAPA WEMBA! Congo Live pays tribute to a Congoles…

An episode of the Congo Live podcast, hosted by Congo Live, titled "TRIBUTE TO PAPA WEMBA!" was published on April 30, 2016 and runs 57 minutes.

April 30, 2016 ·57m · Congo Live

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PAPA WEMBA! Congo Live pays tribute to a Congolese icon and the "King of Rumba", musical pioneer Papa Wemba. Learn about the impact of his music world wide, his innovative rhythms and sounds that set the stage for a new era in the time of Zaire to what we know now as The Democratic Republic of Congo. May your soul rest in peace.

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PAPA WEMBA! Congo Live pays tribute to a Congolese icon and the "King of Rumba", musical pioneer Papa Wemba. Learn about the impact of his music world wide, his innovative rhythms and sounds that set the stage for a new era in the time of Zaire to what we know now as The Democratic Republic of Congo. May your soul rest in peace.

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