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Ebanda Manfred
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Ebanda Manfred was a highly talented Cameroonian makossa singer and composer. He rose to prominence with the release of his hit song "Amie" in 1960, which became an instant sensation and solidified his position as a household name in Cameroon. Throughout his career, Manfred continued to produce remarkable music, releasing singles such as Lolo, 45s, and 33 rpm. Manfred collaborated with several renowned singers, such as Manu Dibango, and bands like the Rhythmic Band. Beyond his success as a singer, Manfred was also a skilled composer, contributing to the evolution and popularisation of Makossa music. Tragically, Ebanda Manfred passed away on September 3, 2003, leaving behind a cherished legacy.
Discography
Albums5
Malobe
Malobe2015 • albumTracks: 2
Mota Wayo
Mota Wayo2015 • albumTracks: 6
Ewekedi
Ewekedi2015 • albumTracks: 2
Sister Muna
Sister Muna2015 • albumTracks: 6
Mbua Madale
Mbua MadaleNaN • albumTracks: 5
Singles1
Enumedi
Enumedi2015 • singleTracks: 2
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