Fonseca Et Ses Anges Noirs
Fonseca is the son of a Senegalese mother and a father from Cape Verde. Hence the Portuguese sounding name: Louis Vera Da Fonseca.
In the 1950s, he founded the group Les Anges Noirs (The Black Angels) in Brussels, named after the Brussels club in the Boomkwekerijstraat, which quickly became very popular in Belgium, Africa, and the West Indies. The famous Manu Dibango was even musical director and pianist there for a period. Manu Dibango would later become one of the emblematic figures of African music. Soon Fonseca was nicknamed “the King of Afro-Cuban rhythm”.
Tracklisting:
1. O, El Cha Cha
2. Otodi-koplodo
3. Martiniqueno
4. Aguarachar
5. Ojala
6. El Monte
7. Cancion
8. Sans Chemise Et Sans Pantalon
9. Samedi Soir
10. Sibaeno
11. Bebina
12. Vidas
13. Babalu
14. Gozalo Mulata
Fonseca is the son of a Senegalese mother and a father from Cape Verde. Hence the Portuguese sounding name: Louis Vera Da Fonseca.
In the 1950s, he founded the group Les Anges Noirs (The Black Angels) in Brussels, named after the Brussels club in the Boomkwekerijstraat, which quickly became very popular in Belgium, Africa, and the West Indies. The famous Manu Dibango was even musical director and pianist there for a period. Manu Dibango would later become one of the emblematic figures of African music. Soon Fonseca was nicknamed “the King of Afro-Cuban rhythm”.
Tracklisting:
1. O, El Cha Cha
2. Otodi-koplodo
3. Martiniqueno
4. Aguarachar
5. Ojala
6. El Monte
7. Cancion
8. Sans Chemise Et Sans Pantalon
9. Samedi Soir
10. Sibaeno
11. Bebina
12. Vidas
13. Babalu
14. Gozalo Mulata