The best Ngoma Africa band takes over Europe by strom ! with extra ordinary rhythm sends fancy crazy at Festivals
The Ngoma Africa Band, a Tanzanian band based in Germany,led a nd founded in the year 1993 by Tanzanian born brandfire musician and afro-pop star Ebrahim Makunja aka Ras Ebby Makunja.
The Ngoma Africa band have named several time is the best and most wanted band in international festival,beacuse of their extraordinary rhythm "Bongo Dance" from Tanzania ,East Africa... the rhythm is always sends fans crazy in festivals....make the ngoma africa band to be number one African best band based in Europe!
most of their song are written in various east african language but many are in"Kiswahili" spoken language in Tanzania and neighbouring East African countries.
Ngoma Africa band have nummbers of talented musician among them is mult-talented musician soloist Christian Bakotessa aka Chris-B,other are Said "Jazbo" Vuai,Severn okomo,Maxime Vayituma,Willy Mbiya ,Bedi Beraca,Prince Zongolo ect...
Ngoma Africa band wich have been named is "The Golden Voice Of Africa" it band for sure fit in any festivals you may listen them at www.ngoma-africa.com or www.facebook.com/ngomaafrica
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