music in 2005 in the DRC. The album was sold to other countries around the world and this allowed Marie Misamu to be promoted to the Muana Mboka event (the Muana Mboka Trophy) in 2005 in Kinshasa. In 2006, Marie Misamu went on tour out of her homeland to sing God and unite Christians around the world. Upon her return to Kinshasa, she is again promoted for the second time at the event Muana Mboka of the 4th edition. In 2008, she released the album "Mystère du Voile (Volume 2)" where we can find songs like: "Salela ngai bikamwa", "Masolo ya kati", "Associé", etc. Then, she collaborates with other Christian musicians like Charles Mombaya and continues to perform concerts in Africa and Europe. Then, she does not release an album until 2014 year when her third album Mystère du Voile, Volume 3: La Résurrection, in which she sings with her daughter Ruth Misamu on the song: Resurrection. The titles having a clip taken from his last album are Saison, Reconnaissance and Nzambe ya ba defis. Finally, Marie Misamu leaves 7 solo albums on the market: Nazhirea, Who's that girl ?, Vallée ya Bacca, Beatitudes, est-ce que ?, Mystère du Voile, Mystère du Voile (Volume 2), Face B Elonga (100% Adoration) and Mystère du Voile 3: La Résurrection except the one where she sings duet with Debaba and those where she makes collaborations. She has participated in more than 9 albums during her life. Discography Studio albums Nazhirea, Who's that Girl ? (1998) Vallée ya Bacca (1999) Ma Prière (2001) Béatitudes, est-ce que ? (2003) Mystère du Voile (2004) Mystère du Voile (Volume 2) (2008) Face B Elonga (100% Adoration) (2011) Mystère du Voile 3: La Résurrection (2014) References 1976 births 2016 deaths People from Kinshasa 21st-century Democratic Republic of the Congo women singers 21st-century women composers 21st-century Democratic Republic of the Congo people