COEUR ARTIFICIEL[ARTIFICIAL HEART]-SIMARO LUTUMBA MASSIYA & TP OK JAZZ

Lutumba Simaro, known as "Le Poète," was the primary composer and vice president of T.P. OK Jazz during the 1970s and 1980s. His compositions often explored melancholic and philosophical themes like life, death, and social morality.
Key Compositions of the 1970s
Mabele (1974): A poetic ballad about the earth and the inevitability of death, which solidified his nickname "The Poet".
Ebale ya Zaire (Masuwa): A major hit featuring the lead vocals of Sam Mangwana.
Bisalela: Recorded with vocalists like Youlou Mabiala and Josky Kiambukuta.
Oko Regretter Ngai Mama: A collaborative piece featuring multiple OK Jazz vocalists.
Monama Elima (1977): A collaboration with female artist M'Pongo Love.
Telegram (1979): A partnership with Papa Wemba.
Key Compositions of the 1980s
Faute Ya Commerçant (1982): A popular tale of a woman's sorrow after being left by her husband, famously sung by Sam Mangwana.
Maya (1984/1986): Sung by Carlito Lassa, this song was voted Zairean Song of the Year in 1986. It was recorded while Franco was in Europe, causing brief tension within the band.
Testament ya Bowule (1986): A heartfelt elegy for businesswoman Josephine Bowule Bopenge, performed by Malage de Lugendo.
Vaccination (1986): Featured on the same album as Testament ya Bowule, with lead vocals by Kiesse Diambu.
Mbongo: A song lamenting the social problems caused by the pursuit of wealth, featuring Djo Mpoyi.
Cedou: A narrative-driven composition showcasing Simaro's storytelling ability.

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