Zaïko Wawa. Months later, towards the end of the year, singer JP Buse, soloists Petit Poisson Avedila and Roxy Tshimpaka joined the band. They also released the hit "Fièvre Mondo", composed by Evoloko Jocker, which was awarded Best Song of the Year 1980. Apart from this song, the singles "Solomo", "Viya" and "Crois-Moi" were also issued. The group's third LP, entitled "Gitta Production Présente Le Tout-Choc Zaïko Langa Langa", was released in 1981 containing four songs. It was recorded during an 8-song recording session in Brussels at Studio Igloo. In September 1981, a group of musicians of the band, which included Bozi Boziana, led by Evoloko Jocker, left the band and formed Langa Langa Stars with producer Verckys. Meanwhile, Zaïko's members had altercations with Verckys. Later, the latter took back the instruments he had previously lent to the group in the middle of a concert at the Ciné Palladium, later called Cinémax. Zaïko Langa Langa was inactive for nine months without instruments and financial resources. The four remaining songs to be released from the Studio Igloo session were released in 1982 on the band's fourth LP called "Tout-Choc". Despite all these problems, the band's main songwriters composed several tracks to appear on the band's fifth album. In mid-1982, they managed to tour Europe and recorded the songs prepared in Kinshasa in Brussels. Their fifth LP and second double album was released in September 1982, under the title "Nkolo Mboka". During the official presentation of the album on October 30, 1982, on the television program Variété Samedi Soir, spectators witnessed the inclusion of atalaku (also called animators) in modern Congolese music. The atalaku Nono Monzuluku and Bébé Mangituka as well as the percussionist Djerba Mandjeku Makale joined the group, coming from the traditional group Bana Odéon, based in Kintambo, where the animation originated. Over the next few decades, almost every band on the Congolese music scene introduced animators as members. From Muvaro to Nippon Banzaï The group's eighth album, "Muvaro", was recorded in early 1983 at Studio I.A.D. in Brazzaville. The eponymous song, composed by Lengi Lenga, was a great success. The melodious sebene of the song was played by Beniko Zangilu Popolipo. The latter was recruited to replace Roxy Tshimpaka, who had previously left in 1981 with Evoloko and was one of the "7 patrons" of Langa Langa Stars. Popolipo also came from the offshoot. The group's next LP entitled