I am Kongo96, a Wikipedia contributor with a strong interest in Central African music, particularly Congolese rumba and soukous from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo Kinshasa) and the Republic of the Congo (Congo Brazzaville).

I joined Wikipedia to help improve and expand coverage of Congolese popular music and its artists. My main focus is on creating and developing biographies of Congolese musicians, updating discographies, and enriching articles related to the history and development of rumba and soukous. I work to expand existing pages with accurate, well-referenced information drawn from verified sources such as official releases, reputable music publications, and archival materials.

I regularly contribute to:

• Biographies of Congolese singers, instrumentalists, and band members
• Album pages and detailed discographies
• Articles on the broader history of Congolese music
• Creation of new articles for notable but previously under-documented artists and releases

I place strong emphasis on verifiability and neutrality, always aiming to add properly sourced content that improves article quality and depth. I also upload relevant album covers and media files when they are appropriately licensed.

• Zaïko Langa Langa
• Wenge Musica - created
• Pépé Kallé
• Extra Musica - created
• Meridjo Belobi - created
• Stino Mubi - created
• Josky Kiambukuta
• Paul Kamba - created
• Doudou Copa - created
• Tamaris (record label) - created
• Bakunde Ilo Pablo - created
• Madilu System
• Adou Elenga - created
• Defao
• Mbuta Matima - created
• Enoch Zamuangana - created
• D. V. Moanda - created
• Jamais Sans Nous - created
• Doudou Adoula - created
• Bavon Marie-Marie - created
• Jossart N'Yoka Longo
• Papa Wemba
• Non Stop Dancing - created
• Plaisir de l'Ouest Afrique - created
• Nippon Banzai - created
• Subissez les Conséquences - created
• Cavacha
• Kwassa kwassa
• Iyenga - created
• Nono Monzuluku - created
• Bébé Atalaku - created
• Mario (song) - created
• Wenge Musica Maison Mère - created