Le style punu 2012 Africa Boogaloo

Il était une fois Mackjoss et Ama Touré qui allaient latinizer le monde,
avec leurs musiques, la mode Afro cubaine est de retour sus le nom Africa Boogaloo, mode blanc et noir, motifs petits poix ou pieds de porcs. La mode Afro-cubaine c'est l'esprit de la créativité, penser avec nos cervelles et créer avec nos mains, refuser la dépendance économique occidentale, avoir un esprit d'entrepreneuriat

Amara Touré et Mackjoss

Amara Touré : Originally from Guinea, he was a member of the Tropical Jazz orchestra in Dakar in the early 1960s and was involved in the formation of the Star Band. Subsequently he was in the line-up of Dexter Johnson's Superstar de Dakar which can be heard on the magnificent Dakar Sound CD's DKS 016 and DKS 017. According to the liner notes he can be heard singing the lead vocal on St. Louis Sierra (DKS 017).
Apparently he ended up in Gabon in the 1970s. He teamed up with orchestre Massako "des F.T.N. du Gabon" (the army?) of Mackjoss (real name Mackaya Jean-Paul), one of the key figures in the Gabonese music scene from the 1960s on to the 1980s, and also a man with a taste for Afro-Cuban music (he is reported to have played with Sonora Matancera in Burkina Faso in the 1980s).