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WEWE-NGUASHI NTIMBO & JOSKY KIAMBUKUTA FT ORCHESTRE TP OK JAZZ

Nguashi N’timbo is a renowned Congolese singer and composer who played a pivotal role in bridging the musical cultures of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) and East Africa. He is most famous for the 1970s hit "Shauri Yako," which remains a staple of African rumba. Early Career and Bands Debut: Ntimbo began his career in Lubumbashi as a member of the Baba Gaston Band (Orchestre Baba National), where he performed for several years. Orchestre Sentima: After moving to Kinshasa, he founded Orchestre Sentima and collaborated with legendary artists like Sam Mangwana. TP OK Jazz: Between 1979 and 1981, he was a vocalist and composer for the iconic TPOK Jazz, led by Franco Luambo Makiadi. Nairobi Period: In the mid-1970s, he established himself in Nairobi, Kenya, where he led Orchestre Festival du Zaire and Orchestre Top Forum. He also founded his own record label, Ntimbo. Signature Song: "Shauri Yako" Ntimbo is the original author and performer of "Shauri Yako" (Swahili for "It’s Your Problem"). Copyright Dispute: The song gained massive popularity when it was covered by the Kenyan-based band Orchestra Super Mazembe. This led to a significant copyright legal battle, which Ntimbo eventually won. Versions: Other notable versions of the song were recorded by the "Queen of Soukous," Mbilia Bel. Notable Discography His repertoire includes numerous chart-topping hits released in both Kinshasa and Nairobi: "Mami" (1977) "Manguta" "Kadioka" (a poignant song about a child victim of a hit-and-run) "Zala Serieuse" "Lembi" "Mboyo" (1982, recorded with members of OK Jazz) "Simakala" Nguashi N’timbo’s legacy is defined by his ability to blend Congolese rumba with East African influences, particularly through his use of Swahili lyrics.