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Rambo Bleckyss

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Rambo Bleckyss, is known for his soulful vocals and Bongo rhythms. He has established himself in African music as a multi-instrumentalist and talented songwriter, blending traditional and modern sounds. Rambo started playing bongos at a young age. He practised and formed "Les Lézards Sauvages" ("The Wild Lizards"). They became popular locally, earning Rambo the nickname "Bleckyss," meaning "lightning" in Cameroonian pidgin, for his fast bongo playing. Rambo rose to national fame with his 2002 debut album, "Muna Njoh" ("My Daughter"). The title track, a touching tribute to his daughter, showcased his emotional depth and powerful vocals. After this, he released several successful albums, including "Africa Mia" ("My Africa") and "Ballade des Rois Bongo" ("Ballad of the Bongo Kings").

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Albums²

Denko Pleure2013 • AlbumTracks: 8

Samedi Soir2013 • AlbumTracks: 10

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