Jayly Awards 2024: Fally Ipupa crowned “Best Central African artist”

Jayly Awards 2024: Fally Ipupa crowned “Best Central African artist”
Jayly Awards 2024: Fally Ipupa crowned “Best Central African artist”

Thanks to his unique style, blending Congolese rumba, pop and urban rhythms, Faly Ipupa has become an iconic figure not only in Africa, but also on the international scene. A video shared by himself on his social media confirmed the news, sparking excitement among his fans known as “Warriors“.

In this video, Fally Ipupa did not hide his emotion. “I am best artist in Africa for a second year in a row. What a pleasure! What happiness! I say thank you to all the Warriors around the world“, he declared, warmly thanking his many fans who do their best to continue to support him around the world. This victory marks a new stage in the prolific career of Fally Ipupa who continues to push the boundaries of African music.

Since his debut, he continues to conquer the hearts of millions of fans with his musical performances and his pieces that have become cult. His influence now extends beyond the Democratic Republic of Congo, his country. This makes him one of the best ambassadors of African music.

Born on December 14, 1977 in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Fally Ipupa, whose real name is Fally Ipupa Nsimba, began his musical career within Koffi Olomidé’s Quartier latin group before going solo.

Son premier album solo, « Straight path », released in 2006, was a huge success and marked the start of his international career. His recent distinctions such as his coronation at the Jayly Awards reinforce his superstar status and confirm his major role in promoting African culture on a global scale.

The Jayly Awards aim to recognize musical excellence in Africa. Created to promote and celebrate African musical talent, they highlight artists whose work inspires and touches millions of people. The Jayly Awards also encourage young talents by providing them with a platform to gain exposure and thrive in the music industry. The ultimate objective is to promote and strengthen musical diversity on the African continent.

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