Diblo Dibala

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Diblo Dibala , often simply called Diblo , (* 1954 in Kisangani ) is a soukous musician from the Congo . He is also known as the “machine gun” because of his speed of playing the guitar.

biography

Diblo Dibala gained fame as the solo guitarist for Kanda Bongo Man in the 1980s . In the period before that he played jazz with Franco's TPOK and groups like Vox Africa and Bella Bella Orchestra.

In 1986 he left Kanda Bongo Man's band to join Loketo, a Congolese super band in which he met Aurlus Mabele, Mav Cacharel and Mack Macaire.

In 1990 he founded the band "Matchacha" with Freddy von Majunga (rhythm guitar) and Miguel Yamba (bass) as well as Antoinette Yelessa and Joelle Esso. The band name was derived from a plant of the Congolese tropical forest, which causes a strong burning sensation after skin contact. This is exactly what should happen when you hear the music of "Matchatcha", burning and steaming soukous with the special skills of a brilliant solo guitarist.

In addition to his solo albums, he is often involved as a studio guitarist in numerous other African music productions.

Discography

  • 1990 Boum-Tonnère (Afric'music)
  • 1992 Laissez Passer (Afric'music)
  • 1993 Ok Madame (Afric'music)
  • 1994 Best Of ... (Afric'music)
  • 1994 Aimer La Danse / Nyekesse (Afric'music)
  • 1996 My Love (Atoll Music)
  • 1998 Dernier Jugement (melody)
  • 1999 Pas Moi (Jps Production)
  • 2000 Iwooh, Cris De Joie (Melodymaster)
  • 2001 Méchant Garçon (Jps Production)
  • 2003 Ça Passe Ou Ça Casse (Melodymaster)
  • 2005 Zikololo (Mélodie Distribution)
  • 2006 Special Dance (2D Production)
  • 2011 Toute Le Monde (2D Production)

Sampler With Diblo Dibala

  • 1987 Super K - Amour Et Souvenir (Jimmy's Production)
  • 1989 Super Soukous (Afric'music)
  • 1989 Mondo Ry (Jimmy's Production)
  • 1990 Soukous Trouble (Shanachie)
  • 1991 Extra Ball (Shanachie)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Craig Harris: Diblo Dibala . Allmusic . Retrieved December 19, 2018.