マコッサ

出典（本人談・評論）

• Highlife → Makossa：出典（Makossa originated when Nelle Eyoum combined the experiences of Douala ambasse bey, Bassa assiko, and Ghanaian and Nigerian highlife and shouted exclamations to stimulate dancing by children in the 1950s.）
• Congolese rumba → Makossa：出典（Congolese music has more than all other exterior influences marked its imprint on makossa for it was the most diffused at that era thanks to the almighty "Radio Léopoldville".）
• Assiko → Makossa：出典（The specific mode that is of interest is Bassa Assiko because of its influence on makossa.）
• Ambasse bey → Makossa：出典（Makossa originated when Nelle Eyoum combined the experiences of Douala ambasse bey, Bassa assiko, and Ghanaian and Nigerian highlife and shouted exclamations to stimulate dancing by children in the 1950s.）
• ネレ・エヨウム → Makossa：出典（Makossa originated when Nelle Eyoum combined the experiences of Douala ambasse bey, Bassa assiko, and Ghanaian and Nigerian highlife and shouted exclamations to stimulate dancing by children in the 1950s.）
• エカンビ・ブリアン → Makossa：出典（In the mid-1960s, Ekambi Brillant set the pattern for makossa through his popular recordings.）
• エボア・ロタン → Makossa：出典（There were artists such as Eboa Lotin, François Missé Ngoh and especially Manu Dibango, who popularised makossa throughout the world with his song "Soul Makossa" in 1972.）
• マヌ・ディバンゴ → Makossa：出典（There were artists such as Eboa Lotin, François Missé Ngoh and especially Manu Dibango, who popularised makossa throughout the world with his song "Soul Makossa" in 1972.）
• プティ・ペイ → Makossa：出典（He is the crowned king of Makossa and the most popular artist in Cameroon.）
• マヌ・ディバンゴ → マイケル・ジャクソン（Michael Jackson）：出典（In 1982, Michael Jackson used the "Ma ma-se, ma ma-sa, ma ma-kossa" hook from Dibango's 1972 single "Soul Makossa", without his permission and without credit, for his 1983 song "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" from his superhit 1982 album Thriller.）
• ジャンルの成立年・地域・特徴：en.wikipedia.org