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Tshala Muana
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right|thumb|250px|Tshala Muana in 2014.
Élisabeth Tshala Muana Muidikayi (born on May 13, 1958, in Elisabethville (now Lumbubashi), known professionally as Tshala Muana, was a singer and dancer from Congo-Kinshasa. Considered the "Queen of Mutuashi", a traditional dance music from her native Kasai region, she is often called "Mamu National".
Quotes
Amina, I don't care, ah ehI've known for a long timeMan is like a hospital bedThat receives all the sickWhen you're there, it's youWhen I'm there, it's me.
The song, titled "Amina," is by Tshala Muana, performed by Tshala Muana, released in 1988, on the album "Munanga" by Syllart Productions. Details: In one of her hits, Tshala Muana criticizes fickle men.
The heart is the citadel of problemsEvery living being has a problem that torments themOnly the dead and corpses lack them.
CongoGuardian, details : Quoted in
Mutshima se lubanza lua malu.Muntu wa moyo utu ne buende bu musumaKatena malu anu bajangi ne bitalu
Song, title: Malu, author: Tshala Muana, performer: Tshala Muana, date: June 2002, album: Malu, label: Le Monde des Artistes, translator: Belhard Mbuyi
Koffi Olomide is one of the greatest… I pay tribute to an artist for all he has done for our music and for the great Congo."
Article, title: Tshala Muana pays tribute to Koffi Olomide, author: Radio Okapi, publication: Radio Okapi, url = , date = 14 juin 2016
Quotes about Tshala Muana
When you had problems with what was happening in our world of artists, I was almost always the one you called to talk about it, and I would make two or three calls to colleagues to sort things out."
Speech, name = Reddy Amisi, date = December 15, 2022, location = Kinshasa, source = digitalcongo.net url = , auteur = Dido Nsapu
See also
M'bilia Bel
External links
Category:1958 births
Category:Living people
Category:Women from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Category:Women singers
Category:2022 deaths