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A rising musician since the late s, Remmy Ongala was part of the Soukous sense a Congolese kind of rumba which in conjunction with his Orchestra Super Matimila he helped to transmute to the Tanzanian music often called Ubungo, the Swahili word for brain, in TZ, which in turn led to Tanzanian hip-hop particularly in the city of during the s. This was not popular with his family, so Remmy had to leave the band. His father was the one that began to teach him music at an early age. Orchestra Super Matimila band had eighteen members and Remmy Ongala rose to be the band leader. Because of the dearth of quality recording studios in the financially-strapped nation, most bands would simply record and release their live performances, and Orchestra Super Matimila was no exception. Following the end of British colonial rule in , Julius Nyerere introduced the value of Ujamaa, or family hood, which emphasized equality and justice.

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Retrieved from " https: Outside Lands takes live music to a higher level Fest. With his band called Bantu Success, Remmy together with his band mates did shows in different hotels in Democratic republic of Congo. This was after his uncle Makassy moved his band to Onglaa in According to reports Remmy Ongala died as his family rushed him to hospital. Remmy a guitarist and singer, is a well-known musician on the Tanzanian landscape, but was born in in Kivu, D.

Remmy Ongala has passed on. Believing in the abolition of racism and social injustice, Ongala infused his lyrics with these messages. This was not popular with his family, so Remmy had to leave the band.

He later saw the light and was baptized and shaved his dreadlocks. Following the demmy of British colonial rule inJulius Nyerere introduced the value of Ujamaa, or family hood, which emphasized equality and justice.

View all trending tracks. His inspiring message led him to be nicknamed "Dr Remmy". This in turn contributed to the development of Tanzanian hip-hop, particularly in the city of Dar es Salaam during the s. Without any skill on him, he decided to do music.

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In he travelled to Dar es Salaam where he joined Orchestra Makassy. Outraged by the despicable way the poor are treated, he used song as a way of fighting back, and after long days of tedious and physically strenuous labor, Ongala would perform his music with ad hoc bands in nightclubs and hotels in the Congo, then Zaireand later, Uganda.

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Later with his own band, Orchestre Super Matimila named after the businessman who owned the band's instruments[2] he helped to transmit the soukous style to the Tanzanian musical subculture often called Ubongothe Swahili word for brain.

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Related Tags african soukous all Add tags View all tags. And therefore when she was carrying Remmy in her womb, she sought the help of a traditional doctor so that she could deliver safely.

Do you know the lyrics for this track? View full artist profile. Following the end of British colonial rule inJulius Nyerere introduced the value of ujamaa, or family hood, which emphasized equality and justice. Despite a flourishing Congolese music scene, Remmy was unable to strike a universal chord with listeners across Africa, as his idols Franco and Joseph Kabasele had done so effortlessly.

Inhis mother also passed on leaving him to take care of his younger siblings. Orchestra Super Matimila band had eighteen members and Remmy Ongala rose to be the band leader.

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Views Read Edit View history. Retrieved 18 January In the previous years, the veteran Congolese singer quit secular music claiming it was full of evil. But his father later passed on when he was six years of age and already in school. Add lyrics on Pngala. His first international breakthrough came through when he gave out unidentified white his cassette.