Zouglou Fashion is a popular music band from Ivory Coast that was formed in the early 1990s.

The group's music style is unique, blending traditional Ivorian music with contemporary genres like hip-hop, R&B, and reggae.

The band is composed of four members, including two lead vocalists, a guitarist, and a percussionist.

Zouglou Fashion gained fame in the 1990s with their hit song "Gohou Michel," which became a youth anthem in Ivory Coast.

Zouglou Fashion's music typically tackles social and political issues that young people in Ivory Coast face.

Their music has played a significant role in promoting social unity and cohesion in the country.

The band has released several albums over the years, such as "Goeland," "Les pouvoirs magiques," and "La route du succès."

They have also performed extensively across Africa and Europe, winning several awards for their music, including the Kora Award for Best African Group in 1997.

Zouglou Fashion is a music duo from Cote d'Ivoire with members Lago Fredy Valentin (alias Koko Diamant) and Koutouan aboua Élysée (allias Lajoo Lajooman).