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Plus Jamais by Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin (Lyrics)
This song from Quartier Latin’s Droit De Veto album was composed by bassist Pati Kaja Back to Koffi Olomide Page
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Rond Point by Koffi Olomide (Lyrics)
The song Rond Point is the first track of Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album Droit De Veto Back to Koffi Olomide Page
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Shopping by Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin (Lyrics)
This is track number 6 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album, Droit de Veto. It was composed by Depitsho Savanet who is pictured below alongside the lyrics Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Zaniha by Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin (Lyrics)
This song with a Spanish rythm is track #5 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album Droit de veto. It is composed by Ondoma Motema who is pictured below next to the lyrics Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Prototype by Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin (Lyrics)
The song Prototype is track number 4 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album, Droit de veto. It was composed by Mboshi Mbola who is pictured below besides the lyrics. Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Rafiki Koffi Olomide (Lyrics)
The song “Rafiki” is track number 10 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album Droit de Veto. It was composed by Beniko Zangilu Makiadi who is pictured below next to the lyrics Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Urgence by Koffi Olomide (Lyrics)
The song Urgence is track number 2 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album Droit de Veto. It was composed by Binda Bass who is pictured below next to the lyrics Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Nyandja by Koffi Olomide (Lyrics)
The song Nyandja is track number 12 from Koffi Olomide’s 1998 album Droit de veto. It was composed by Nseka Kudidelela who is pictured below next to the Lyrics Go to Koffi Olomide website
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Parking ya Baba by Koffi Olomide (Lyrics and Translation)
Koffi Olomide was born in a poor background. When he wa sborn, he was in such poor health that no one thought he would survive. In his infancy, his relatives called him “Antoine Makila mabe” (Antoine...
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Aquarelle by Koffi Olomide (Lyrics and Translation)
The song Aquarelle (Watercolor) is track number 8 from Koffi Olomide’s album Force de Frappe (strikeforce) that was released in February 2001. The song was composed by Jordan Kusa. Vocals by Koffi,...
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Mousoukou soukou by Koffi Olomide (lyrics and translation)
In 1996, Koffi Olomide and Papa Wemba, two stalwarts of Congolese music came together to create an album named “Wake Up”. At this point in time, Koffi was at the pinnacle of his career and was no doubt...
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Plus Jamais by Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin (Lyrics)
This song from Quartier Latin’s Droit De Veto album was composed by bassist Pati Kaja Back to Koffi Olomide Page
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Koffi Olomide’s tribute to Simaro (translated)
In the first part of the tribute, Koffi plays an interpretation of Simaro’s classic hit Ebale ya Zaire that is modified for the occasion of Simaro’s passing The second part of the tribute is a...
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