- of
Congolese rumba.
Developed by Zaïko
Langa Langa's
longtime drummer,
Meridjo Belobi,
cavacha originated in the
early 1970s in Kinshasa. Its origins...
- Ng'ekerme (22
December 1952 – 27
August 2020),
known professionally as
Meridjo Belobi, was a
Congolese drummer and songwriter.
Known for
being a long-time...
-
Bokito Bokoma's
Tabou National—only to
return months later. That same year,
Meridjo Belobi, a
former student at the
Institut Supérieur des
Techniques Appliquées...
- Zaïko
Langa Langa performing in 1971. From left to right:
Beaudoin Mitsho,
Meridjo Belobi (behind),
Enoch Zamuangana (behind),
Teddy ****mi, Papa Wemba, Damien...
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became "the
leader of a new
generation of orchestras". The band's drummer,
Meridjo Belobi,
gained po****rity and is
credited for
inventing a
dance craze named...
-
onomatopoeic name,
remains remarkably consistent across groups and time periods.
Meridjo Belobi, the
drummer of Zaïko
Langa Langa, is
credited with po****rizing...
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Popolipo –
guitar Oncle Bapius – b****
guitar José Piano-Piano –
synthesizer Meridjo Belobi –
drums Bakunde Ilo
Pablo –
drums Djerba Mandjeku –
congas Stewart...
- with
other musicians,
including Popolipo on b**** and
electric guitars,
Meridjo Belobi on drums, and
Manzeku Djerba on percussion,
along with vocalists...
- (They
Might Be Giants) Jay
Bellerose Louie Bellson Leila Bela (Pigface)
Meridjo Belobi (Zaïko
Langa Langa) Fred
Below Charlie Benante (Anthrax, S.O.D.)...
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first single, "Mangenge." In 1974, he
joined Zaïko
Langa Langa to
replace Meridjo Belobi,
their main drummer, who was
imprisoned in Ekafela. They shared...
