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In Na Ndima Ba Pasi Ya Mokili Na Botama Mobali/ Salmalamu Nde Mabe

Nguashi N'timbo, Orchestre Sentima ET, Orchestre Festival Du Zaire

Label: ASL
Catalog number: ASLP 923
Format: LP · Album · Stereo
Country: Kenya
Released: 1981
Genre: Latin

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This record is a notable example of the Congolese rumba and soukous styles that defined the vibrant music scene of the early 1980s. Collectors often prize these ASL pressings for their role in documenting the rhythmic innovation and intricate guitar work that radiated from the region during this period.

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In Na Ndima Ba Pasi Ya Mokili Na Botama Mobali/ Salmalamu Nde Mabe has 8 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

A1Moto1
Backing Band
Orchestre Sentima
Songwriter
Nguashi N'timbo
A2Moto2
Backing Band
Orchestre Sentima
Songwriter
Nguashi N'timbo
A3Lacaza
Backing Band
Orchestre Festival Du Zaire
Songwriter
Stazoya Estha
A4Matshika
Backing Band
Orchestre Festival Du Zaire
Songwriter
Nguashi N'timbo
B1Nzambe (Mungu)
Backing Band
Orchestre Sentima
Songwriter
Nguashi N'timbo
B2Bondumba
Backing Band
Orchestre Sentima
Songwriter
Nguashi N'timbo
B3Sava Sava Pt 1
Backing Band
Orchestre Festival Du Zaire
Songwriter
Zele Kabamba
B4Sava Sava Pt2
Backing Band
Orchestre Festival Du Zaire
Songwriter
Zele Kabamba

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Released in 1981 on the ASL label, this record represents a quintessential period in Zairean rumba and soukous music. Orchestre Sentima and Orchestre Festival du Zaire were part of the vibrant Kinshasa music scene, which was defined by its highly rhythmic guitar work and intricate vocal harmonies. This release captures the collaborative spirit of the era, where bandleaders like Nguashi N'timbo navigated the shifting economic and political landscapes of Zaire to produce danceable, socially resonant music for both local nightlife and regional export.

The album serves as a snapshot of the high-energy production standards of 1980s African music, featuring the distinctively clean, melodic guitar phrasing that became a hallmark of the Congolese sound. Musically, the tracks balance traditional rumba structures with a modern, driving percussion section. While these specific ensembles were prolific within their home market, they were part of a broader wave of West and Central African artists whose work defined the pan-African soundscape before the international rise of global pop trends.

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