Born in Paris, Muna Mingole has been quoted by FRANCOFOLIES of Montreal as being “Montreal’s new revelation of world beat rhythms just about to realize the most spectacular and fastest ascension of the Afro-Quebec scene.”

She migrated to Canada at the age of two. As a child, you could already detect her passion for dancing and singing.

It’s only in 1985 that she discovers Cameroon, her parents native land, where she will live for height years. Living with the people, she quickly gets tinted with the cameroonian culture by their songs, fairy-tales and traditional dances which becomes a part of every day's life.

In 1990, she joins the Orchestra of the « Lycée Technique of Douala » where she obtains her College degree in Administration. Her first performance being incredibly successful, makes her the head singer of the band. From now on, she will represent her College in the
different inter-city signing competitions. Muna Mingole wins many tittles such as « Best female interpreter of Douala » during 2 consecutive years.

She starts singing in 1992 with famous cameroonian singers such as Henry Njoh. As it becomes more and more obvious that she will climb the musical walls of Cameroon, she moves back to Canada for family reasons.

In 1997, she associates with friends and together they build SUNROOTS, a tropical music band in which she sings African, West-Indies and Cuban rhythms.

Since october 1999, Muna the author-compositor-interpreter performs as a solo artist. Her musicians are now among the best of Montreal’s. Muna Mingole is known as the African bombshell. She captivates whoever hears her sweet warm and sensual voice. Muna inspires herself from every day's living and it’s week-work and makes her audience discover her beautiful culture by her colorful traditional clothing as well as her african world beat rhythms.

She has sang with many known artists such as « the » Kanda bongo (Democratic Republic of Congo), Zitany Neil (Congo-Brazaville), Serge Kassy (Ivoiry Coast), Lorraine Klaasen (South Africa), Yelen (Ivoiry Coast), Kwessi Selassie (Ghana), Bell NSX (Cameroon), Pierre-Michel Ménard (Haïti), Cytise (Haïti), Assoto (Haïti) and many more.

Muna Mingole, one day a child was born, someday this name will be known !

Muna Mingole performed at AfroFest in 2002.