Tshala Muana, a Congolese singer who brought a supple voice and sensual dance moves to songs about women’s dignity and social issues, died on Dec. 10 in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic ...

Although Muana was in Brazzaville en route to West Africa, Kasseya - who spent more time with Muana than any Congolese artist, arranging and playing guitar in many of her albums - took note.

Rupert H. Muana, Jr., 82, passed away on Monday, March 6, 2023, beside his loving wife. Rupert was born on November 25, 1940, in Manila, Philippines, to the late Ruperto, Sr., and Laureana Habal ...

Tshala Muana also delved into the world of politics during her long musical career The famous Congolese singer and dancer Tshala Muana has died at the age of 64, according to her producer and ...

Congolese musician Elisabeth Muidikay, popularly known by her stage name Tshala Muana, has died, her companion and producer Claude Mashala said this morning. She was 64. “In the wee hours of ...

Congolese musician Tshala Muana dies at 64 National Dec 10, 2022 According to a tentative funeral programme released in Kinshasa on Tuesday, a two-day funeral vigil for Tshala ended on Thursday at ...

Tshala Muana died in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday, December 10, 2022 aged 64. [File, Standard] Popular Congolese musician Tshala Muana of Karibu Yangu hit song is dead.

The past month has seen a string of significant losses in our musical world. It began with Tshala Muana, the Congolese Queen of Mutuashi, who died in late December, 2022. In her 64 years, she ...

Tshala Muana had also dabbled in politics. The Democratic Republic of Congo's government will organise the funeral of singer Tshala Muana who died over the weekend at the age of 64.. The minister ...

"Tshala Muana has only propelled this part of our Kasaian culture to the international audience," he said. Mutuashi is a traditional dance of the Luba people from DR Congo's central Kasai region.

Tshala Muana is considered the "Queen of Mutuashi", a traditional music and dance from her native Kasai region. She was famous for several songs such as Karibu Yangu, Malu and Tshianza.

In 1984, Tshala Muana left the DRC for Paris, France a then-haven for Congolese musicians seeking to grow their fan base and also use the most advanced technologies to produce their music.