Aurlus Mabele With The Group Loketo - Embargo

[@alainazemo1760]

Paix à ton âme tonton Louis toi qui m'a fait découvrir ce merveilleux titre. Paix à l'âme de son illustre chanteur.❤😢😢❤❤

[@fezymoni3779]

Keep the good music alive. In early 90s was incredible. The music was so sweet Dally Kimoko guitarlist was on fire. R.I.P Aurlis Mabele. Even though you are gone but your good music still alive in our generations

[@JamesOdhiambo-n3e]

True

[@gnilelaminekaho8390]

Le meilleur groupe de tout les temps LOKETO qui a fait dansé tout l Afrique et y compris l Europe merci a vous de nous avoir donner du plaisir.

[@catherineranchon]

Je confirme. J'ai découvert le groupe Loketo à Strasbourg à la cité universitaire et j'adore 💕 ❤️

[@drakes4972]

Et les DOM-TOM 🎉

[@hosnyismond4155]

La caraïbe aussi ❤

[@ernesteugene-k4l]

C'EST VRAI AUSSI LES ANTILLES AIMENT LOKETO

[@melodieadorable]

Thanks to Arlus Mabele and the Loketto crew for this song 🥰🤗. You remind me of my childhood . I used to dance with my Dad almost every Saturday summer time parties 🥳🥳🥳🎊🎉💓😍

[@sandrinenana716]

Aurlius, grand homme, tu nous a fait danser ...tes belles oeuvres musicales sont inoubliables! Repose en paix

[@mukwedeya]

This music lives for ever!!!!! Thank you DaniRas90, for serving this delicacy of PURE GOLD, Aurlus Mabele With The Group Loketo - Embargo!!!!!!

[@ericobara48]

In my childhood in rural Western Kenya discos were organized by the well heeled in the village and i could not sleep whenever such a club banger hit my ears at 12am in the night. I would hastily jump into my dancing gear and get the shortest route to the disco. I would dance my bones till morning. Arlus Mabele never disappointed.

[@elhadjndiayediouf3343]

Paà00à00p0 0pp

[@dreolwa7419]

My best Mabele Song ...Daliki Moko killed it ..the guitar in this song is deadly

[@Mauricio4612]

Quelle belle musique ce soukouss, je l'écoute depuis 4 ans, l'Afrique a vraiment de beaux genres de nouveaux airs et styles musicaux, salutations de Quito Equateur à tous les exposants de ce type de musique

[@mamadoudiallo2347]

Il est nouveau tout les jours

[@rafidsonmasitata8861]

Mr AURLUS MABELE et le groupe LOKETO, vous êtes formidables et votre musiques ne meurt jamais et inoubliables, MERCI BEAUCOUP POUR VOUS LES ARTISTES AFRICAINS

[@kakimuniafu450]

Brother Aurlus Mabele, rest well and in eternal peace. Gone but NEVER to be forgotten. Thank you very much for the great music, and high energy concerts. I was truly blessed to have met you in person, and you showed us how humble you were.

[@joekangwanda7060]

One of the greatest ❤❤

[@mariealbice9332]

RIP pour toi tu nous a fait bien danser en Guadeloupe. Merci. Repose en paix 🎤🎹🎸👏👏👏😭😭😭🖐🖐🖐😍😍👍👍👍👍😍😍❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏😇😇😇👏👏

[@adoujocelynnguessan633]

Le grand loketo .on a trop bringué ça à abadjan city. C'était la belle vie et les bons moments. Ceux qui n'ont pas vécu ces bons moments ont raté la belle époque. Merci aurlus et repose en paix dans le royaume des cieux.

[@martinmafumbi5931]

Aurlus Mabele is really a great rhumba king. His music and dance is truly amazing and wonderful. l do play his videos again again without tiring.

[@raphaeldogloun216]

Hummmm!!!! Je me rappelle de ma belle jeunesse !!!! Nous avons tellement guinché sur ces sons. Merci aux fondateurs de ce groupe mythique LOKETO en 1986!!!!!

[@alfredkyaka1321]

RIP son of Africa Arlus Mabele. That 🎸 rythm! The drums too were superb. Africa got talent!!

[@shepherdelose8924]

❤😮😮😮😮😮❤️❤️❤❤❤

[@arelislockhart5201]

@@shepherdelose8924 llllll8

[@AmehaviePaul]

Much respect

[@JonasDorcelus-hx1ly]

😅Kmmkm m mmm. Mmm kmmmkkkmmmm mkxkmm kmkkkkkkmkmmmxmmkmmkmk xx kkkkkkk.kmm.mmkkmkmkmmmm😅mkkmmxkkkmmmmmmmkmmkmkkmxmkkkkkkmkmkkmkk.xmm..kmk.kkmmexmmm.m nen mmk..nn .kkkk ..kmk.kkk .mkkkmmmm .k.mkmkm.kkmk.k.kkkmkdnmmmm​@@arelislockhart5201

[@carooduor]

Massive talent

[@michaelclarencemteite50]

I am very crazy with the hits of group loketo with aurlus mabele, surely their hits will never die. Although I don't understand the language but the beats are so fantastic.

[@alonecinema7801]

Ohh la vie pourquoi vivre après mourir , . Elle est encore belle la vie .,par fois on préfère vivre éternellement ,. But we have no choice .

[@Nayankkaa]

Waoooouuuu Qu'est ce que cette chanson a rythmée nos dimanche en famille d'ailleurs a l'epoque on s'entrainait mes soeurs et moi même a tourner les reins aussi bien que les danseuses du clip...Maman nous disait com çà le jour ou on ira pour la premiere fois en Afrique, on pourrait rivalisé avec les petites du quartier!!! ah le bon vieux temps! et on le faisait serieusement le Vié etait pliéeeee Ah quand on est enfant on s'en fou !!!! merci!!!!

[@TheZuluman7]

The 90s was the golden era of Congolese music when living legends churned out the best music which will definitely be enjoyed by generations to come .RIP Arlus Mabele

[@kayondoedie1762]

Qqq

[@everistosiamoono6963]

Wwwwwwww

[@MatagnigniBertin]

I am of the last generation of the 90s i think i witness the new generation and the old but old is by far the best. This generation copying the western lyrics which does not matched with the zaire, cameroon etc Rhumba and Makossa !

[@moiseahouet763]

Congo terre de musique 🇨🇬🔥💪🏿

[@MatagnigniBertin]

Congo selon fangnon est comme est revolvert dont la gachete est la RDC est pays benit.

[@austeenihekwoaba2193]

Vraiment

[@delanosabajo9027]

RiP legend,nice music,i'm listening from Suriname🇸🇷 south-america

[@emmunsanje93]

Some people should live forever. Loketo was one God’s gift to humanity. He gave so much entertainment. His songs will keep us going. We miss him. MHSRIP.

[@moussasangare670]

Repose en Paix et merci de nous avoir fait passer de moments inoubliables !

[@aokoh]

I am alive when I listen to this..reminds me of early 90's listening to it on a compact cassette..thanxx for the upload...this was the real danceable tunes out of Greater Congo...." ........"..Aulrus and co. at their very best

[@vincentague9034]

Cotonou, Cité Lacustre de Ganvié, Porto-Novo, Parakou,... Merci Aurlus d'avoir choisi le Bénin pour tourner tes clips. Paix à ton âme.

[@thiernosadoubarry2051]

La guinee

[@madrageofrey4801]

RIP, your legacy is still hot and lasting on planet earth - East, central, west Africa and the world over.

[@andrewwangwe8338]

R.i.p Legendre

[@jaimeeclair8999]

What? Aurlus died?

[@madrageofrey4801]

@@jaimeeclair8999 yes, so sad. RIEP

[@dansdaddie4589]

@@jaimeeclair8999 very sad let the champion RIP in peace

[@peterkhaemba7545]

Please our music legend, rest in peace, we and I say, we shall remember you 200 yrs to come

[@shakilamasoud2983]

Thank God. Am still watching this 2023. Thank God for life.

[@EngineerBC]

You can't be sad listening to this. RIP Aurlus Mabele

[@onesmuskosgei4382]

I love the charm of this guy, raised in kenya , Nairobi basicaly, but arlulus is ma thing,,

[@victormeyu2571]

80s& 90s it was really enjoyments, some musicians like Kanda bongoman,aurlus mabele,yondo,pepe kale tte elephant of Zaire by then,lofombo kamora Bass ,mmmmmmmmmmmm.

[@chrisadha1206]

Raw talent, these guys never went to any school/college to learn how to sing or play instruments but the songs are smooth and instrumentals are at another level. See those guys playing guitar 👏👏👏👏

[@nefertaribaidy669]

Repose en paix Aurlus mabele que Dieu ait ton ame .Merci pour la belle musique et les bons moment de joie que tu nous a donner ..

[@khadijakibwana5278]

Aiseee hiyo mipanga boy si mchezo umetishaje mabere ezi hizo tunakufagiliaa sana nakumbuka ezi hizo nilikuwa katt inatilewa nnje kaseti kisha watt tunakusanyika kwa ajili ya kuonyeshana uhodari wa kunyonga kiukweli mie nilikuwa kiongozi wao very nice mabele from tanzania.

[@georgevictor826]

Omg 😱😭 after 27 years and today I found my childhood memorable makosa loketo. I love this song die🎀💓💓💓🎀 love from Nigeria

[@dylannsue5989]

RIP Legend- so much love from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea!

[@eugenevisser2187]

This video always puts a big smile on my face whenever I see it! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Continue to Rest Peacefully Aurlus Mabélé! 🙏🏿💔🥹👏🏿🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@gilmassing2337]

4:34

[@hannah60000]

That electric guitar captures the vibes felt across the central and western parts of Africa in the latter 20C and really 21C! Man I feel so connected to the sound, even though I'm Nigerian! Memories :)

[@zenzombie72]

The sound of Soukous travelled to Europe too. I'm in England and have loved the music since the mid1980's. Such a happy guitar sound. Peace.

[@alifarhi19]

hannah60000 Who tells you with African music there's country demarcation? What keeps us listening to the true African vibes is the originality in it!

[@hannah60000]

+ALIYU OTHMAN JAJERE There is though. Let's be real, each country and ethnic group has their sound. Although, certain sounds like this become popular and incorporated into most African music some way or another.

[@alifarhi19]

hannah60000 Thinking about it deeply I realized you have a point there but to me (an anglofuck....sorry: anglophone) not minding whether you sing in Bantu, Swahili, French, Pidgin, etc I just follow the rhythm from Algiers to Cape Town and from Dakar to Aden. In short it sometimes make me forget I am Peul from Nigeria . And most often than not it gives me the gooseberries when listening to the real African vibes. This is my candid take oh Hannah60000!

[@melodieadorable]

The guy understood the assignment 💯🎊🎉

[@rodrickkabange6741]

Excellent guitar work... Since 2000 still listening 2 this beats

[@ashachitemo7816]

Dally kimoko is the best in guitar

[@melodieadorable]

I wish we could rewind life u know. I miss them days

[@badboys72able]

Graaaaaaaaaaaave .çà a fait danser toute l'Afrique à l'époque.Et même dans les soirées Africaines en europe.Que de bon souvenir.

[@yttiiz]

Aux Antilles, au début des années 90, Aurlus Mabele était vraiment le roi du soukouss. Il n'y avait pas une soirée sans un de ses morceaux.

[@josephalcindor4201]

Effectivement surtout dans les boites de nuit et même en playback comme station par exemple j'étais toujours present

[@xavierseibi6319]

Je confirme

[@lionelatl]

Aurlus is one of my favorite singer, dancer all time. I always want to be like him.... love from haiti.

[@emilybupilo4233]

In my late teens in the 1990s I used to watch videos of his. To date, I still love his music and that of his friends. From Katima, Namibia.

[@ericokochil6530]

End of the soukous legend. Mabele. Your music still rock the airwaves.

[@alfredkhide8740]

true fact

[@murtalamuhammed3333]

GRAND FRED RIP OUR LEADER

[@adv128]

early 90s life was flowing smooth like smooth peanut butter enjoying the best groups of Congolese music. the craft was something else and it can not be matched. RIP A. Mabele. memories from Zimbabwe

[@francinefotsa3230]

Votre oncle et serviteur Aurlus Mabele ❤️🇨🇲❤️🎤

[@collinschacha7639]

This songs made things feel alive..Life was easy..Cheap and so good...Our parents really enjoyed their time

[@MohamedMohamed-yx4gh]

It was in Morogoro village one guy was danced this song behind local Club. Congolese were nominator of the game

[@Dunncy11]

I love the way the Congolese do it....together... musically speaking. Centuries of hardships is channeled through songs..........not many folks understand our continent, Afrika. Long live Afrika!

[@kobiakobia2712]

Dunncy11 There is nothing but joy in those songs. What hardships are you talking about ?

[@Dunncy11]

Just study the history of Congo.....oppression and unimaginable brutality.....to bring out the best guitarists and vocalists the world has ever seen from that,......resilience at its best.

[@benardodhiambo133]

@@Dunncy11 Spot on. Congolese were sold into slavery as early 1500s in the then kingdom of Kongo modern northern Angola. It is important to however note that the initial slaves were exported by fellow Congolese.

[@zolazolela5733]

​@@benardodhiambo133 I was just going over this old post, just noticed your old post. I wanted to comment and answer because, we the younger generation of African with all the tools in access we are trying to bring out the true, when I am stating the truth, it's the veritable truth not the one taught to you by the guilt driven slave master trying to justify or smolder the truth by trying to attribute some of the atrocities committed to the native Africans. Also, you as an African do your diligent research before stating some naivety which is being circulated by the other side. Fact the Portuguese arrived in the Kongo in the early 1500 hundred as you stated, in 1526, the king of the Kongo, Nzinga Mbemba (who by this time had adopted the Christian name of Afonso I) began writing a series of twenty-four letters to the Portuguese King Joao III appealing for an end to the slave trade. While a trading relationship had been in place between Portugal and Kongo since the 1480s, Afonso was increasingly unhappy that the relationship between both countries had degenerated into one in which the slave trade had become increasingly important. This source is a part of the Christianity and Slavery in the Kingdom of Kongo, 1480s-1520s. The King state “You Portuguese came to our Kingdom for trade and evangelization, now you are kidnaping my people and taking them as slave. You should also note that this man was removed assassinated by the Portuguese and replaced by a someone to their service and that person was also replaced this is on and on. White man came in Africa with Gun, Black man had none, everything was planned before in Rome (After exterminating the native American Rome needed strong race to work these new vast land discovered and the Black Africanus was deemed resourced and robust resistant to most of the diseases and long lasting .furthermore they have no soul they were not human,, God allowed and permitted white man to enslave and tame the Africanus for the good cause of civilization) with the pope, the same way Berlin conference was planned to carve off Africa in 1885. For you to mention exportation by Kongolese shows lacks of knowledge about the subject, the facts are there, just do your research, read, if you need help we will send and refere you to VATICAN ARCHIVES (library). I could go with more info, yet it is better that you go read and further you knowledge of history.

[@jean-jacqueseboue8777]

Llllll la ll se

[@skv1160]

Aurlus Mabele et son groupe ont fait la fierté de l'Afrique ! Et cela me rappelle mes premiers pas dans les études médicales .

[@takwanamohamoud8024]

Sheeba songs

[@chageyoungbennyakamoti8227]

im tanzanian bt once i listen congo music i feel to in the heaven

[@KalamuYaGalana]

they bring heaven down!

[@calistmushi7319]

Uj

[@jaredogada2251]

Wow! What amazing way of spending a day nostalgically. The Syrian Mbenza, Bopol Mansiamina, Nyboma were indeed GREAT.

[@habibouadamousalissou8438]

Ah les années 90... le bon vieux temps...On a tellement dansé au son de cette merveilleuse chanson.

[@alexandrebovalmbet4070]

Aurlus et le groupe loketo c'était vraiment le top des tops

[@robinachoga8304]

Tatenda p madaba respects you from zimbabwe..bokilo ...papa wemba..Milia Bella.. loketoòo

[@obediencencube6029]

Great music African rhumba reminds me my days in High School 93-96 love this music.

[@john_onyando]

Timeless song. Arlus you blessed our hearts through your music. May you rest with the angels.

[@crispaseve]

When I was 9 .. I used to dancing this song in every holiday... Much respect to Congolese era!!!

[@tennehfromayan6387]

Chrisper Malamsha how old are you now 😆

[@garvingilbertkamanda3744]

Chrisper Malamsha thumps up

[@elcorazondedios]

Du pur rythme et de l’inspiration incroyable de tous les instrumentistes en se rendant compte que c’est dans les années 90s Waouuuu 😊😊

[@jafaripaje5366]

I was also nicknamed Loketo following win dance competition organized by school during graduation in 1994. With this song real, reminds me of my deprived youth.

[@marqarittakakuva471]

I believe are strong willed soul .....thats was a sign you are destined for greatness ......my suggestion.......keep pushing hon

[@ngangajeremiah9912]

Your faded youth!!

[@perispeters430]

I was also Named Loketo in 1995, I uses to dance so well,😂😂😂❤

[@aklessorsamarou1658]

E❤s @ngangajeremiah9912

[@austeenihekwoaba2193]

From which country bro

[@Mauricio4612]

A partir de maintenant, passez d'excellentes et bénies fêtes de Noël et du Nouvel An, que Dieu vous bénisse tous en Afrique l'année prochaine. Salutations d'Amérique du Sud

[@ngangasijulius6500]

Am very greatful to hear this great song it reminds me of my grandfather Ngangasi Masereka in 1989

[@Valvobi_tv]

Am from Nigeria, my father used to play this song with I was younger. God bless Africa. Thou I don't understand the language but I love this song

[@Vico649]

This guitar work is wickedly nasty terribly genius!

[@AmehaviePaul]

😂😂

[@yaovivouke1725]

Repose en paix ; maudit corona virus

[@mishecknkumbwa860]

Dally Kimoko is simply the best!

[@ismaelzongo-ku4fv]

Il avait déjà longtemps affaibli par une maladie qui le conduisait souvent à l'hôpital. Je l'avais déjà aperçu vers 2012 marchant avec une canne à Paris Château Rouge ​@@yaovivouke1725

[@penadoantonioalberto2976]

Loketo e a musica do Congo, grande ritmo que nos faz vibrar e fazer uma contagem regressiva do tempo. Gostaria pedir a You TUBE como grande depositário destas músicas me poder facultar estas músicas e tocar em offline. Sê possível. Adoro música do Congo. Sou grande fâ destas músicas.

[@jean-pierrejipi5720]

je suis antillais et cela me rappelle quand j'allais aux soirées afro antillaise quand je vivais à Rennes.du bon son qui ne prend pas une ride.merci pour la vidéo,la classe

[@lubegajohn8542]

Action films videos com

[@AtuhangaineAson-h5k]

That time when FM radio stations were nowhere. A very common song on KBC Nairobi, lots of love from here in central Uganda

[@raphaelhara2446]

The great rhythm of Dally kimoko.I grew listening to Aurlus Mabeleeeeee.....!!!!!

[@anganga8590]

Lala pema Mabele, you brought a lot of joy to our lives, ulikua a gift to Africa and indeed to the world ( ona kama wasichana at 2:58 ) asante

[@obynoomere1280]

I cannot go a week without listening to Aurlus Mabele. A phenomenal talent and gift to Africa and the world 🌎 😊

[@lilbamayato]

Fière d'être parmi les héritiers de ce patrimoine musical papa Aurlus MABÉLÉ 🇨🇬🫶🏾🔥

[@oolivearouko4842]

It was a great song during 25Dec parties.......my home great song with Dally Kimoko on lead guitar.

[@kinyuaerick5342]

when nyimbo ilikua nyimbo.Yeeeeesss those sweetest times back then.Reminds of my friend Micheni kaugi.

[@ogenbobalberto1363]

With all the energy, power, zil and fun. When I saw Mabele in his last days on earth I couldn't believe he couldn't even talk. This world is very unfair

[@moiserolandmfoundani6855]

Congo Brazzaville, terre de la culture. Ya Aurélien, merci, tu nous a laissé un véritable trésor.

[@decoloniz_afro]

My Africa in Kenya.. Growing up.... I still remember as a kid hearing this but I never cared..but I remember imitating the dance.. I miss my childhood Now I appreciate.. 3:55 whatever it means i used to sing (kidole iko pale iko ndani ya supu😂)finger in the soup

[@salehannah4136]

Quand je regarde cette musique je pleure et directement je vois mon enfance, l'Afrique a perdu une légende de la musique soukousse

[@arielleloulou3614]

Saleh Annah je suis dans le même état que vous 😢

[@mengomearmand6222]

Saleh Annah une mélancolie très forte nous envahit instinctivement!!!

[@bmogomamogoma5548]

I'm really addicted to his songs..RIP LEGEND

[@TheSalvationarmychindwincorps]

That's very true my dear 💗

[@MalamHamid]

he's no more ????

[@ChristopheFotso-je9nn]

En 1989 j'étais en deuxième année à l'université de Yaoundé et ce morceau était le plus Courru de la séquence zouk de notre sacrée boîte de nuit BALACE NIGHTCLUB !

[@MercyAluMusic]

Rest on Legend peacefully in heaven! You will never be forgotten!!!

[@isaiahkibandi5851]

When music meant alot during our childhood, from Kenya

[@grazzellian]

A classic whose appeal remains undiminished over the years. Too good for every generation.

[@jewusongala4215]

Eh ! La vie est dans Loketo vraiment vieux père t’es un un homme de joie et de paix RIP l’Afrique te pleure

[@linteligencereussite539]

Je suis sénégalais mais j'aime beaucoup la musique congolaise

[@chemmywalatawalata2412]

Who still watch Aurlus Mabele in 2019 i love their songs tho i am Nigerian but i love the beats

[@chemmywalatawalata2412]

@@amo5583 who's this fool again do you want to be noticed oh shit gtfo

[@FOCUSTY3]

Saturday June 24th,2023 and I’m still here enjoying this great masterpiece. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@ShaftLike-qi8rj]

Muc

[@patricknargeot1526]

Trop de souvenirs avec le soukouss dans les soirées à Abidjan entre 1984 et 1991...Génial!

[@ClarindoMartins-t2y]

I'm on 2024 somebody is there listening to it?

[@alounzoungani7924]

Yes i'm here in pointe noire

[@kgabomoleofe6118]

I'm on it right now Botswana 🇧🇼

[@danyossebi9269]

C'est l'artiste musicien qui a révolutionné la musique ivoirienne. Le Grand Prêtre

[@MuhooziColin]

this song revokes my O'Level days back in the 90s.....great days they were!

[@MajambereStephen]

Thank you so much.our African stars

[@josephl.raymondangoanghwan1065]

RIP, Maestro MABÉLÉ. Respect Obligatoire!

[@andreaeric3529]

My Uncle dickson rest well in paradise... when i was a kid u used to dance this song perfectly.. .. ❤❤❤❤ still rocking it 2024

[@Blessedheartedly]

I'm from anglophone west Africa, but I love soukous the best...I don't see soukous' rival in the whole of the land of Cush. Marvelous group!

[@moniqueble7263]

Ancien temps c'était du lourd👍💐🎉🎊💃💃💃💃 quelle joie de retrouver ces chansons qui, nous ont egayées

[@wbondar]

How nice to see this on youtube. I was lucky enough to see him and many other Soukous groups at S.O.Bs in the 90's. The music is such a joy and makes me wanna dance! Thanks for posting this!

[@georgejuma9221]

I'm with u 😅😅😅😅

[@MessyHugues]

L' inoubliable Aurlus Mabele. L' homme s'en est allé, l'artiste est resté pour la vie.

[@abbbpx]

wonderful this is my best beat in world, when i remember in those days in my country sierra leone this music makes me feel young.may bless this guys lets loketo moves on.

[@gelissaintrobert3317]

Abu Conteh I

[@gelissaintrobert3317]

Abu Conteh I have

[@gelissaintrobert3317]

Abu Conteh I have been

[@footbal2908]

Si en 2111 tu reçoit mon commentaires sache que cette chanson nous a beaucoup fait dansé Rip a notre génération avec ce grand artistes... On vous passe le relais

[@KidahaKid-sw8mh]

Who else still listening in 2024 ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@carooduor]

Me, February, 2024

[@charitymazuba7699]

Charity Mazuba loves Congolese music, nothing like it

[@nurdinmzuzuri1383]

Daah R.I.P mwamba

[@lilbamayato]

Me, 27 March 2024

[@MirriamMirriamchris-lq8vg]

Me April 2024 😂😂😂

[@benitonoel7942]

Les belles années 1970 et 1980 et peut-être plus encore, j'ai 82 ans, je suis arrivé en Guyane française en octobre 1970, et c'est à partir de là que j'ai découvert les musiques africaine que je n'ai jamais connue et c'est dommage pour moi parce que je viens d'Haïti j'aurais dû.