Aurlus Mabélé 1953 – 2020

Biography

Aurlus Mabélé was born on October 24, 1953, in Brazzaville, Congo, where he would develop into an influential voice in African music. As a singer and composer, he devoted his life to creating and performing music that resonated across generations and borders. His artistic journey reflected the rich musical traditions of his homeland while contributing to the broader landscape of contemporary African culture.

Throughout his career, Mabélé worked as both a performer and a creative force, crafting compositions that showcased his deep connection to his craft. His work as a singer and songwriter allowed him to express stories and emotions that connected with audiences, establishing him as a respected figure in the music world. He remained dedicated to his artistic pursuits for decades, leaving behind a legacy of musical contributions.

Aurlus Mabélé passed away on March 19, 2020, in Eaubonne, France, at the age of 66, from complications of COVID-19. His death came during a time of unprecedented global hardship, claiming another voice from the world’s cultural tapestry. Though his time on earth has ended, the music and compositions he created continue to represent the spirit and artistry of a dedicated musician whose influence endures.