Ondigui and Bota Tabansi International is a renowned musical group that emerged in the 1970s. Hailing from Cameroon, they gained immense popularity with their unique fusion of highlife and soukous music. Led by the talented Ondigui and Bota Tabansi, the group created a distinct sound that captivated audiences across Africa and beyond. Their album "Ewondo Rythm," released in 1977, showcased their exceptional talent and featured tracks such as "Beza Bakili Ma Nyon" and "Longe La Wenge." Ondigui and Bota Tabansi International's music not only resonated within the African continent but also found a loyal following in Colombia's Carnival Champeta and Pico Sound system scene. With their infectious rhythms and catchy melodies, they have left an indelible mark on the world of music.

Ondigui and Bota Tabansi Int'l was a music group from Congo known for their unique blend of highlife-soukous music.