Eboa LotinCameroon |1942| FrenchEmmanuel Eboa Lotin, professionally known as Eboa Lotin, was a talented Cameroonian musical artist who began singing at eight and composed his first song, "Mulema Mam," at 20. Despite limited formal education, his self-taught musical prowess was remarkable. His breakthrough came with "Mbemb'a Mot'a Sawa," winning the Vick's Series contest and leading him to international success. Representing Cameroon at the Pan-African festival in Algiers in 1969 further cemented his reputation. Eboa Lotin's music, though mystically captivating, earned him little material gain. His musical journey ended on October 6, 1997, leaving a cherished legacy of talent and determination.