Moussier Tombola

Moussier Tombola is a French comedian of Senegalese origins. He also does stand-up in various shows. He named himself Moussier Tombola, exactly as his father would pronounce the word "Monsieur" (Mr. in French). He was born in Saint-Dié-des-Vosges on 21 February 1987.

Moussier Tombola in 2013

In 2011, he released his debut single "Logobitombo (Corde à sauter)" reaching #5 in the official French Singles Chart.[1][2] The song is based on infectious dance moves that became a craze and went viral on YouTube, and eventually a big hit, "Logobitombo" being a created word combining the African music genre and dance Logobi combined with Tombo (part of his name), literally Tombola-style Logobi music.

The music video in cooperation with his friend Jessy Matador directed by Hilton Aya also refers to the success via YouTube.[3]

Discography

Album

Le Dernier De La Classe Classe

Singles
Year Single Charts Certification Album
BEL
Wa
 FR
[4]
2011 "Logobitombo (Corde à sauter)" 3 5 Le Dernier De La Classe Classe
2012 "Pompelup"  – 82 Le Dernier De La Classe Classe
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gollark: The loading spinner would load after it's about half done with the whole thing.
gollark: "osmarks.tk 2.0" would start by having a splash screen with an overlarge image and text saying things like "downloading 5MB of JS frameworks", "finding irrelevant images for all content", "running `npm update`", that sort of thing.
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gollark: Where I make "osmarks.tk 2.0", which is very "modern web" and totally unusable.

References
  1. LesCharts.com: "Logobitombo" page
  2. aCharts.com: Moussier Tombola page
  3. Music video for "Logobitombo (Corde à sauter)"
  4. LesCharts.com Mossier Tombola page
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