Actually, these old bands were popular and famous in the early days, and they used instruments, drums, and brass. Some of the bands that pioneered “Rumba in Tanzania” in Dar were the Dar es Salaam Jazz Band, Tabora Jazz, and Morogoro Jazz. Some of these bands were originated from Zaire, but local bands came from Tanzania, Kenya, etc., and began to develop a unique soukous mix.
This trend has led to so many dance clubs where bands perform live every day, especially in big cities like Nairobi and Dar es Salaam. Remember, muziki wa dansi bands are Juwata Jazz, Maquis Original, Super Matimila, DDC Mlimani Park, international Orchestra Safari Sound, and Vijana Jazz.Īt the beginning of the 1st decades of the 20th century, Belgian Congo and French Congo souks bands became very popular throughout East of Africa. Still, new generations may listen to Bongo flavors ( Bongo flava) and other pop music sounds. “Muziki wa dansi” started in the Dar es Salaam region (the birthplace of most muziki wa dansi bands) in the 1930s and is still prevalent in Tanzania. Because “african rumba” is the other name for soukous, “Muziki wa dansi” is also known as Tanzanian rumba. Because 95 percent of muziki wa dansi songs are in Swahili, it’s sometimes referred to as Swahili jazz, and “jazz” is a blanket term used in Eastern and Central Africa to apply to highlife, soukous, as well as other big band categories and dance music. It is a Tanzanian genre of music that is derived from Congolese soukous. 1.3.5 Remmy Ongala (Orchestre Super Matimila).1.3.2 International Orchestra Safari Sound.1.3.1 Dar es Salaam Development Corporation.1.1 History of Muziki wa Dansi Zilipendwa.1 Muziki wa Dansi Tanzania – History and Notable Bands.
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