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Moseka is a 1971 do****entary film.
Moseka, a
young woman from Zaire,
travels to
Europe to study. With her
braided hair and
traditional clothes, she is...
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After a tour of
Africa in the mid-1970s, she
adopted the name
Aminata Moseka.
During the 1980s, Lincoln's
creative output was
smaller and she released...
- Marie-Claire
Mboyo Moseka (born 10
January 1959),
known professionally as M'bilia Bel, is a
Congolese singer and songwriter.
Dubbed the "Queen of African...
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Moseka Yogo
Ambake or Yogo
Ambake Moseka (29
August 1956 – 6 May 2019) was a Congolese-born
painter who
later lived and
worked in Brussels, Belgium. Active...
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Africa with
Miriam Makeba,
where she was
given the
names "Aminata" and "
Moseka," an
experience that
motivated her to
focus on
exploring her "inner voices...
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FESPACO Best
Short Film
Prize 1972–2000
Moseka (1972)
Accident (Madagascar film) (1973) La Boîte dans le désert (1979) Poko (1981)
Certificat d'indigence...
- goal Moisés Amor
Mankoka Afonso Cesar Cangue Emanuel Goncalves Osvaldo Moseka Lebogang Ditsele Thatayaone Kgamanyane Raidou Bacar Ibroihim Djoudja Sifiso...
- with" him. He
added Duke Ellington's "Melancholia" and two
originals – "For
Moseka" and "Tran****ate". For the Love of
Abbey was
released by Motéma
Music on...
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first Congolese film to win an
award in an
international festival. His
Moseka won the
prize for
short film at
FESPACO 1972. This
movie shows the return...
- (1916—1985), painter, actor, dramatist, filmmaker, and
theatre director Moseka Yogo
Ambake (1956–2019), Congolese-born
painter who
later lived and worked...
