Musical phenomenon. A gifted singer, composer, dancer, guitarist, and producer, Fally has redefined African music on the global stage.

Fally Ipupa is an internationally acclaimed Congolese superstar and a true multi-talent—singer, composer, dancer, guitarist, and producer—who has taken African music to global heights.

From his early days as a street musician in Kinshasa to his breakthrough with Koffi Olomide’s Quartier Latin, Fally's rise has been nothing short of iconic. His 2006 solo debut Droit Chemin was a game-changer in the Congolese music scene, and marked the beginning of a career defined by evolution, charisma, and hit after hit.

Fally’s unique sound blends soul, funk, rumba, hip-hop, island rhythms, and Congolese subgenres like soukous and ndombolo. Over the years, he has collaborated with global stars including 50 Cent, Aya Nakamura, Dadju, and Tayc, establishing himself as a musical bridge between Africa and the world.

“I don’t write Afropop—I write TOKOSSSSS,” says Fally.

Deeply connected to the cultural heartbeat of Kinshasa while embracing worldwide influences, Fally Ipupa’s music transcends borders. Off stage, he is a committed humanitarian, serving as a UNICEF ambassador and leading his own FFI Foundation to support social causes.

When you mention Congo and music today, one name stands above the rest: Fally Ipupa. This is more than a concert—it’s an experience.