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This article discusses: The Congolese popular music as one of the results of a process of creolization caused by the choices of colonial power for occupation and exploration of the former Belgian Congo; its role of relevance for the empowerment of Congolese women within the city of Leopoldville.
This article discusses, through a bibliographical review: (i) The Congolese popular music as one of the results of a process of creolization caused by the choices of colonial power for occupation and exploration of the former Belgian Congo; (ii) its role of relevance for the empowerment of Congolese women within the city of Leopoldville. Leopoldville, today só called Kinshasa, was the name given to the former capital of the Belgian Congo, now Democratic Republic of Congo, between the years of 1881 and 1966, when the country had already become politically independent.
Keywords: Léopoldville. Belgian Congo. Female Empowerment. Migrations. Popular music. Democratic Republic of Congo.