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VENDOME SPORT ET ENTERTAINMENT PRÉSENTE : KOFFI OLOMIDEAprès un concert mémorable à l’ING Arena de Bruxelles, la légende vivante de la rumba congolaise, KOFFI OLOMIDE, continue de faire vibrer l’Europe et pose cette fois-ci ses valises aux Arènes de Grand Paris Sud pour un concert unique et inoubliable ! Préparez-vous à vivre une soirée empreinte d’émotion, de danse et de pure énergie, portée par une icône dont la voix et les mélodies ont traversé les générations et les frontières. Une occasion unique de redécouvrir ses plus grands classiques, ses nouveaux tubes, et cette aura incomparable qui fait de Koffi Olomide et du Quartier Latin, des monuments historiques de la musique africaine.
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Koffi Olomidé Biography
Antoine Koffi Olomide (born August 13, 1956), is a Congolese soukous singer, producer, and composer.
Born in Kisangani, Democratic Republic of Congo to a Congolese mother and Ghanaian father, Koffi grew up in Kinshasa.
He went to France to study , while in Paris, he began playing the guitar and writing songs. On his return to Congo he was a member of Viva la Musica, Papa Wemba's band. Koffi repopularized the slower style of soukous, which had fallen out of fashion. He dubbed this style Tcha Tcho, and it gained popularity outside Congo. Koffi's music can be quite controversial, taking on current events and topics considered taboo in some conservative societies. He has also participated in the salsa music project Africando.
Read MoreBorn in Kisangani, Democratic Republic of Congo to a Congolese mother and Ghanaian father, Koffi grew up in Kinshasa.
He went to France to study , while in Paris, he began playing the guitar and writing songs. On his return to Congo he was a member of Viva la Musica, Papa Wemba's band. Koffi repopularized the slower style of soukous, which had fallen out of fashion. He dubbed this style Tcha Tcho, and it gained popularity outside Congo. Koffi's music can be quite controversial, taking on current events and topics considered taboo in some conservative societies. He has also participated in the salsa music project Africando.
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