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KOFFIOLOMIDIEU GOAT

KOFFIOLOMIDIEU GOAT

@koffi.olomide· YouTube·Music·France· data refreshed 2026-11-11View channel ↗
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About KOFFIOLOMIDIEU GOAT

KOFFIOLOMIDIEU GOAT (@koffi.olomide) is a music creator on YouTube based in France, with 801K subscribers, 728.3M total views and 136 videos.

Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba, dit Koffi Olomidé, est né le 13 juillet 1956 à Stanleyville au Congo belge. Il est auteur-compositeur-interprète, producteur musical et polémiste de la République démocratique du Congo. Après ses débuts en tant que parolier pour divers musiciens de la scène congolaise, il se fait remarquer par le public en 1977 avec Synza, chantée en trio avec Papa Wemba et King Kester Emeneya. En 1986, il crée et dirige l'orchestre Quartier Latin International qui l'accompagne sur scène et sur ses albums à partir de 1992. L'orchestre verra passer dans ses rangs de futures stars de la musique tels que Fally Ipupa ou Ferre Gola. Sa carrière connaît un second rebond à partir de 1990 lorsqu'il rejoint Sonodisc. Sa carrière couvre près de cinq décennies. Il est le premier artiste noir-africain à remplir la salle de Bercy et l'un des 12 artistes musiciens africains à être cité dans les 1001 albums qu'il faut avoir écoutés dans sa vie.

The ensemble became a launching pad for numerous musicians who went on to establish independent careers.

His work spans composition, performance, and music production within the Congolese and broader African music landscape. The channel documents his musical output and career trajectory, serving as a primary digital archive of his recordings and performances. His content is published primarily in French, reflecting his base in France and francophone African audiences.

Who should partner with KOFFIOLOMIDIEU GOAT?

Brand categories aligned with this audience include music streaming platforms, African music distribution services, concert and live-event promoters, music education platforms, and heritage media organizations. Francophone music labels, pan-African entertainment networks, and cultural institutions focused on Central African music would find relevant audience overlap. Consumer electronics brands targeting music enthusiasts and audio equipment manufacturers may also align with listener interests.

The channel's geographic and linguistic positioning—France-based, French-language content—creates a distinct audience segment compared to English-language music creators. Peers such as MAHESA Official and Ekdev Limbu operate in similar subscriber ranges but may serve different geographic or genre-specific audiences. Koffi Olomidé's historical significance in Congolese music and his role in mentoring generations of musicians through Quartier Latin International attract both legacy audiences and researchers of African music history.