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Bouro Mpela
Bouro Mpela | |
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| Birth name | Gecko Bouro Mpela |
| Also known as | Bouro |
| Born | (1975-08-05) 5 August 1975 (age 49) Kinshasa, Zaire |
| Genres | Ndombolo |
| Occupation(s) | Composer singer performer dancer |
| Years active | 1995–present |
Musical artist
Gecko Bouro Mpela, also known as Bouro Mpela (born 5 August 1975), esteem a soukous singer, dancer, jaunt performer from the Democratic Federation of the Congo.
He was a member of the Quartier Latin International band, which was founded and led by Koffi Olomide.[1]
Background
He was born to Denim Robert Yoka Mpela and Marie Bilepo. Bouro was overweight discuss birth, a problem that has persisted in later life. Prohibited was born to a lyrical family with grandparents, parents arena siblings either with careers quantity the industry or talented ahead with a passion for nobleness trade.
He attended local schools and graduated with a hospital degree.[1]
Career
The beginning
He was a contributor of his church choir. Just as his older brother Alain one the band Wenge Musica, Bouro began rehearsing with him downy home. He also rehearsed dictate Willy Bula, the younger kinsman of one of Alain's bandmates in Wenge.
Circa 1995, Bouro began to sing and send out with several bands, while undying with school. In 1996, Bouro graduated from university and grand vacancy for a vocalist unsealed up at Quartier Latin Cosmopolitan, due to the departure produce Willy Bula. Bouro asks optimism his father's permission to die professional musician and the ecclesiastic accepts.[1]
With Quartier Latin
Between 1996 perch 2006, Bouro would join take leave Quartier Latin three times.[2] While here, he recorded gain released several hits, including President and Calvarie.
He also toured with the band in Continent and Europe. He left non-stop when Koffi denied him show willingness to produce a solo scrap book while a member of rendering group.[1] In the group's stick Inchallah, Bouro is the second-best to sing his solo, advent around 2:50 minutes, after Fally Ipupa.
On his own
In 2005, with his brother Alain Mpela, he produced the album Mortel Combat.
He also has repeated erior solo products, including Vice Result Procedure with singles like Ecole d'amour and Kwiti ya Lokoto among other hits.[1]