Death of Lucie Kunda: Dena Mwana, Aimé Nkanu, Michel Bakenda, Mj Maria, Happy people and Maajabu Gospel express their desolation

The artist Lucie Kunda, of the musical group Kunda sisters, died last Sunday, April 7, in Kinshasa following an organic dysfunction. The news of her disappearance arouses several reactions from both celebrities and music lovers who knew her.

“I am sad to learn of the death of Lucie KUNDA from KUNDA SISTERS. Let us love each other alive. My condolences to all his family and to the Church Body of Christ. We will miss a beautiful voice from now on” wrote the artist Aime Nkanu on his Facebook page.

On Instagram, artist Dena Mwana also sent her condolences, while praying for the bereaved family.

“May the Lord give peace to the family of our late sister, mother and servant of God, Lucie Kunda. She rocked the childhood of many,” she wrote.

Michel Bakenda, Henri papa Mulaja, Mj Maria, Pastor Louvha Ekaola and many other artists also regretted the disappearance of this icon of gospel music.

Christian music labels including Maajabu Gospel and Happy people also released messages of condolence.

“The MAAJABU family regrets the disappearance of the singer of the Lord Lucie Kunda, a voice which blessed many and through which many souls were brought back to Christ. We offer our condolences to the biological family, artists and cultural operators. »wrote Maajabu Gospel.

“We celebrate God for the life and ministry of a soldier of Christ who returned to Father The Servant of God Lucie Kunda of the Kunda Kunda sisters group” indicates the press release from the Happy People label.

Note that at this time, the funeral program has not yet been established. However, the family and loved ones of the deceased are praying in the Kunda family residence in Kinshasa.

Ephrem Minga

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