Tita Nzebi

Born in Mbigou, in the heart of Gabon’s southern forests, Tita Nzebi took her first steps on stage in 1997 with the group Ngumi. In 1998, she moved to France for her studies and, in 2006, chose to devote herself entirely to music. With her 2008 debut maxi single "MBISS MITI," she introduced a distinctive musical universe that blends traditional African rhythms with contemporary sounds. 

She created her own label, BIBAKA, in 2010. This first album, METIANI, was released in 2011 and was highlighted in all FNAC stores in Paris for three months. This was a great surprise for this self-produced artist. In 2019, following a tour in India, she released FROM KOLKATA. In 2020, she published "Mè Je suis," an autobiographical essay. In 2021, she expanded her discography with MOUMA’NGUE – Songs and Lullabies from Gabon. This album was a young public favourite of the Charles Cros Academy in France. 

Her work is part of a musicology thesis defended on July 18, 2023, at the University of Aix-Marseille (France). The first biography of Tita Nzebi was written by journalist Christian Lagauche and published by Maïa in 2025. Her concerts, from Café de la danse to 360 Paris Music Factory, and from India to Germany, Switzerland and Canada, have showcased her powerful, authentic voice, one that carries memory and freedom. For Tita, every performance is a return to her roots and a tribute to those who shaped and inspired her.