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Les Bantous De La Capitale
Les Bantous De La Capitale

Les Bantous De La Capitale
Les Bantous De La CapitaleLes Bantous De La Capitale

Labels

Sonafric

Catno

SAF 50046

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

France

Release date

Jan 1, 1976

Les Bantous de la Capitale - Le Discoapthe - Montpellier

Little dusty but groove well ! Rumba...

Media: VGi
Sleeve: G+

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A1

Bandoki Na Boyi (Rumba)

A2

Mbonguana (Rumba)

A3

Annie Ditsou (Rumba)

A4

El Loco (Guaguanco)

B1

Banoko Ya Mokili (Rumba)

B2

Mayele Ya Moto (Rumba)

B3

Safou (Rumba)

B4

Momo (Rumba)

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