Benz Petrole is a parolier (famous composer), entrepreneur, and friend & consultant for the big stars. Which is why almost all of them have been featured on his albums. His style is a mix of OK Jazz odemba, Viva la musica, & Victoria Eleison.

Arranged by Awilo Longomba, Caen Madoka, and Benz Petrole. This is what I call perfect natural sound. The Awilo I was a big fan of (not that world/crossover stuff he does). Great rhumbas and powerful sebenes


Full album


Guest vocalists: Dindo Yogo (RIP), Joly Mubiala, Kester Emeneya (RIP), Luciana Demingongo, Malage De Lugendo, Mabusele
Solo: Caen Madoka & Nene Tchakou
Rhythm: Caen Madoka
Drums: Awilo Longomba
Bass: Boss Matuta, Miguel Yamba, & Ngouma Lokito
Atalakou: Claudio Massaci
Mbonda: Deba Sungu
Keybords: Nzenze Mogengo

Recorded at the same time as King Kester's "Succès Fou" (1996/7), so Nene Tchakou's solo partitions are the same

Benz Petrole is a parolier (famous composer), entrepreneur, and friend & consultant for the big stars. Which is why almost all of them have been featured on his albums. His style is a mix of OK Jazz odemba, Viva la musica, & Victoria Eleison.

Arranged by Awilo Longomba, Caen Madoka, and Benz Petrole. This is what I call perfect natural sound. The Awilo I was a big fan of (not that world/crossover stuff he does). Great rhumbas and powerful sebenes


Full album


Guest vocalists: Dindo Yogo (RIP), Joly Mubiala, Kester Emeneya (RIP), Luciana Demingongo, Malage De Lugendo, Mabusele
Solo: Caen Madoka & Nene Tchakou
Rhythm: Caen Madoka
Drums: Awilo Longomba
Bass: Boss Matuta, Miguel Yamba, & Ngouma Lokito
Atalakou: Claudio Massaci
Mbonda: Deba Sungu
Keybords: Nzenze Mogengo

Recorded at the same time as King Kester's "Succès Fou" (1996/7), so Nene Tchakou's solo partitions are the same