Fally Ipupa and Meiway connect on “Miss Lolo,” a track lifted from the singer’s XX : Délirium project. It is a full body of work, not a loose single. Genius lists both Fally Ipupa and Meiway as writers, so the connection runs deeper than a sample flip.
Elektra France handles the release under Warner Music France. The song arrived on the album’s September 18, 2026 window, and fans got an early preview when Fally performed a revisited passage during a live broadcast. That airing built real anticipation before the project landed. He also draws on a song by Meiway, who later acknowledged the reinterpretation and the inspiration behind it.
Fally Ipupa Nsimba is a Congolese singer and dancer born in Kinshasa. Listeners call him the “Prince of Rumba,” yet his catalog runs through ndombolo, soukous, and R&B too. Tokooos II and Control sit among his past releases.
The decision to revisit Meiway’s work opens a bridge between generations. Because it honors the original, it also reaches ears that never knew it.
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