TV 47 and Radio 47 proudly present Mzuqa Fest, the ultimate celebration of music and culture, featuring the legendary Le Grand Mopao, Koffi Olomide! Known for his electrifying stage presence and unforgettable performances, Koffi Olomide is ready to set the stage on fire with his unmatched style and energy.
Trust us, this is one night you do NOT want to miss!
But that’s not all – the Mzuqa Fest lineup is stacked with some of the hottest names in music today! Get ready for an explosive performance from the sensational Prince Indah, the iconic Zaiko Langalanga band, the dynamic Agesi, and the high-energy Madanji Perimeter.
These artists are bringing their A-game, and they’re about to deliver an unforgettable night of non-stop music and dance.
📅 Save the Date: December 14, 2:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Jomo Kenyatta Stadium, Mambo Leo, Kisumu.
It’s going to be a night full of non-stop thrills, with music lovers coming together to groove to some of the best live performances in Africa.
And, as if that’s not enough, The Eagle himself, Dr. Ofweneke, the hilarious Cate Kulo, and Radio 47’s Big Boyz – Mwashumbe and Mwakideu – will be hosting, keeping the energy high and the crowd engaged all night long!
Tickets are flying off the shelves, so secure yours NOW on M-Tickets before it’s too late! This is your chance to witness history in the making and experience a once-in-a-lifetime performance from the King of Rhumba himself.
Don’t let FOMO hit you hard – Mzuqa Fest is where the party’s at. Mark your calendar, grab your tickets, and get ready for a night of pure magic!
WHO IS KOFFI OLOMIDE?
Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba, better known as Koffi Olomide, is a Congolese soukous singer, dancer, producer, and the founder of Quartier Latin International.
Born on July 13, 1956, in Kisangani, DRC, he initially aspired to be a footballer but shifted to music after being inspired by traditional Congolese rumba.
Koffi began his music career as a guitarist under the mentorship of Papa Wemba and gained fame in 1977 with his hit “Princesse ya Synza.”
In 1986, he founded Quartier Latin International and produced many successful albums, collaborating with artists like Fally Ipupa and Jipson Butukondolo.
Throughout his career, Koffi faced challenges, including a rumor in 1987 about contracting AIDS, which he addressed through his song “Ngulupa.”
With over 40 years in the industry, Koffi is a pioneer of African music, the first African to perform at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, and a recipient of numerous awards, including the KORA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
Koffi remains a key figure in African music and culture, recently appointed as a cultural ambassador by DRC’s president.
He has featured on some banger collaborations with Diamond Platnumz “Waah”, “Leo Leo” with Nandy and “Legende” with Davido.
He will soon perform at Mzuqa Fest, a special Rhumba night hosted by Cape Media, promising fans an unforgettable live experience.
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