A key release for fans of African rumba and soukous, "Aladji" showcases Mangwana's enduring vocal and songwriting prowess in the afrobeat style.
- Recorded in Paris, "Aladji" features a lineup of seasoned musicians from across West Africa.
- The album was released by Syllart Records, a label known for its extensive catalog of African music.
- "Aladji" was well-received by critics, highlighting Mangwana's unique guitar work and sophisticated arrangements.
Sam Mangwana is a veteran Congolese singer and guitarist, a foundational figure in the African rumba and soukous scenes. He was a key member of African All Stars and later formed his own bands, including Sam Mangwana et son African All Stars. This 1989 album "Aladji" found him continuing his influential career, working with top session musicians.
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