| | Manu Dibango Negropolitaines, Vol. 2 CD Manu Dibango Discography of CDs
Volume two contains more of Manu Dibango's interpretions of traditional African musical styles like the rumba, the Makossa and the Soukouss.
Personnel includes: Manu DiBango (saxophones, claviers); "Bokilo" Jerry Malekani, Ahmed Barry (guitars).
Engineers include: No Smoke.
Negropolitaines, Vol. 2 Music Manu Dibango Negropolitaines, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Alome |
| 2. | Missiya |
| 3. | Aloko Party |
| 4. | Longe Lese |
| 5. | Miango |
| 6. | Parfum Des Iles |
| 7. | Oh Koh! |
| 8. | Pavane Pour Melodie |
| 9. | Panafrican Jam |
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