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Some voices don't simply sing… they leave fingerprints on the soul. Carlyto Lassa was one of those rare voices. From the legendary T.P. OK Jazz to the golden years of Choc Stars, Carlyto carved his name into the rich history of Congolese rumba. His smooth, haunting voice breathed life into songs of love, heartbreak, longing and human experience - making him a voice that could make you feel a story before you even understood its words. With Choc Stars, alongside giants such as Debaba Mbaki, he gave us memorable gems like “Premier Amour,” “Mauvais Souvenir,” “Kiti Kwala,” “Verre Cassé” and “Jardin Abandonné.” But Carlyto's greatest transformation came later. The man who had spent years serenading earthly love eventually found another kind of love - his faith in God. He embraced Christianity, became a pastor, and redirected that extraordinary voice toward gospel music. His music no longer spoke merely to the heart; it spoke to the soul. And perhaps that is the most beautiful part of his journey: he didn't abandon his voice - he changed what he used it to say. From the dance floors of Kinshasa to the sanctuary, from rumba's romance to gospel's redemption, Carlyto Lassa lived through more than one musical chapter. Yesterday, 31 August 2026, that remarkable journey came to an end at 65. But voices like Carlyto's don't really disappear. They linger, in the records, in the memories, in the emotions… and in every soul they once touched. 🕊️ Rest in eternal peace, Carlyto Lassa. Your voice has found its final home. #itschausiku🇰🇪 #sb001  #riplegend #carlytolassa  #rumba  @Ruoth
Some voices don't simply sing… they leave fingerprints on the soul. Carlyto Lassa was one of those rare voices. From the legendary T.P. OK Jazz to the golden years of Choc Stars, Carlyto carved his name into the rich history of Congolese rumba. His smooth, haunting voice breathed life into songs of love, heartbreak, longing and human experience - making him a voice that could make you feel a story before you even understood its words. With Choc Stars, alongside giants such as Debaba Mbaki, he gave us memorable gems like “Premier Amour,” “Mauvais Souvenir,” “Kiti Kwala,” “Verre Cassé” and “Jardin Abandonné.” But Carlyto's greatest transformation came later. The man who had spent years serenading earthly love eventually found another kind of love - his faith in God. He embraced Christianity, became a pastor, and redirected that extraordinary voice toward gospel music. His music no longer spoke merely to the heart; it spoke to the soul. And perhaps that is the most beautiful part of his journey: he didn't abandon his voice - he changed what he used it to say. From the dance floors of Kinshasa to the sanctuary, from rumba's romance to gospel's redemption, Carlyto Lassa lived through more than one musical chapter. Yesterday, 31 August 2026, that remarkable journey came to an end at 65. But voices like Carlyto's don't really disappear. They linger, in the records, in the memories, in the emotions… and in every soul they once touched. 🕊️ Rest in eternal peace, Carlyto Lassa. Your voice has found its final home. #itschausiku🇰🇪 #sb001 #riplegend #carlytolassa #rumba @Ruoth

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