Fally Ipupa concerts in Libreville will celebrate Music and the environment. The first, reserved for VIP guests, notably business leaders and privileged guests, will be a festive evening. The second, an eco-show, will raise public awareness of environmental protection.
The artist will perform his latest successful album, “Formule 7”, with titles such as “Honorable”, “Je t’aime”, “Par terre”, and “Alliance”. Fans will also be treated to timeless classics like “Original,” “Eloko oyo,” and “Bad boy.” In addition to his own songs, he will be able to surprise the audience with covers of popular pieces and special medleys that celebrate the richness of African music.
Boasting over a billion views on YouTube, Fally Ipupa has recently been recognized with several prestigious awards. Indeed, he received gold and platinum discs for his album “Formule 7”, certified by the National Union of Phonographic Edition in France. Additionally, he was honored at the Afrima Awards with the Best Performance Award, reflecting his significant impact on the African and international music scene.
Fally Ipupa, whose real name is Fally Ipupa Nsimba, was born on December 14, 1977 in Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He began his career within the Talent Latent group before joining Koffi Olomide’s Quartier latin international in 1999, where he quickly gained notoriety. From 2006, he launched a solo career with the release of his first album, “Droit chemin”, which met with immediate success and was certified gold.
His following albums, “Arsenal de belles mots” (2009) and “Power kosa leka” (2013), confirmed his status as a superstar of Congolese rumba. Fally Ipupa is also known for his collaborations with international artists such as Olivia Longott, Krys, Booba, MHD, and Aya Nakamura, thus strengthening his worldwide fame.
Outside of his musical career, Fally Ipupa is a Unicef ambassador and founded his own organization to help the most deprived in his country. He is often nicknamed “The Eagle of Congolese Rumba” because of his charisma on stage and his influence on African music.
