Henri Papa Mulaja's Merci Seigneur pour 2020 with Fiston Mbuyi, LORD LOMBO, Jonathan Munghongwa, Patient Munghongwa and Cassi Kalala. L'Or Mbongo was also featured in Junior Kadia's Bonne semence, Vol. 1 in the song Kumisa Yahweh with Sandra Mbuyi, Anny Nsinga, the KUNDA sisters, Moïse Matuta, and Papy Boofe. Known for being a singer, L'Or Mbongo is also the United Nations Anti-Mine Ambassador for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She was appointed on 4 April 2009. L'Or Mbongo's main goal was to stop mines across the DRC's soil was littered with detonated explosives from the Second Congo War. When asked about the detonated bombs, L'Or Mbongo said: The person who contacted us was happy to see that the Ambassador did something. With the plea in any case, God willing, the Bas-Congo will also see us in this context. We will organize the awareness sessions. L'Or Mbongo had also been helping with charity and people in orphanages. She also is building a health center in Maluku, a commune in Kinshasa. Personal life L'Or Mbongo is a mother of five and married Christian Lemba in 2000. Discography 7 albums with her debut album being the "Oracle de l'Eternal" in 2008. She had been featured on multiple occasions. Albums 2003: Tina Te Eza Na Tina 2004: Nsimbulu 2006: Cadeau de Mariage 2007: Yesu Kaka 2011: Scusa 2015: Oracle de l'Eternel 2019: Ma Robe de Gloire Live albums 2004: Live O2 Brixton Academy (Live at Brixton Academy in London) Featured in 2018: Yesu Elonga na Ngai with Immaculée Omandji 2018: Bonne semence, Vol. 1 with Junior Kadia 2019: Bendele with Immortel Kaniki 2020: Merci Seignguer pour 2020 with Henri Papa Mulaja 2021: Adorarei with Francisco Doceta References 21st-century Democratic Republic of the Congo women singers 1978 births University of Kinshasa alumni Gospel musicians Living people 21st-century Democratic Republic of the Congo people