Kinshasa, December 7th, 2025 (CPA) – The second leg of the Euro-American tour of gospel singer Moïse Mbiye from the Democratic Republic of Congo was marked by his concert on Saturday at the Dôme in Brussels, Belgium, where the artist performed his hymns to the glory of Christ before the audience, the CPA reported.
“It is a real honor to be here with you. I have prayed for this moment for a long time. I hope that everything goes well, by the grace of God, and that we make the most of it, because tonight, in Brussels, our Hero, Jesus Christ, will be celebrated for his blessings,” said the Congolese gospel star during the show. “I thought the joy would stop in France, but even here in Belgium, you do it very well. Thank you for your contagious joy,” added the singer. It was to the first notes of his song “Tango na yé” that Pastor-singer Moïse Mbiye made his entrance on stage at around 8:40 p.m., thus opening the evening dedicated to the glory of Christ. True to form, the Congolese singer then followed up with “Bilaka” and several other hymns such as “Na nzela na gai” and “Héros,” carried by a deeply glorious atmosphere. At the end of the show, around 11 p.m., the participants applauded the artistic performance of the man they have always nicknamed “Ya Momo.” Among them were Sonny and Audrey Kabeya, who described the event in these terms: « Belgium shone brightly. The Brussels Dome donned its finest attire to host this oh-so-important show, encouraging believers to continually give thanks to the Lord, especially for his countless blessings.
» Well before his show in Brussels, this popular singer performed successfully on November 22nd at Arena Grand Paris in France. According to his tour schedule, Moïse Mbiye, affectionately known as “Yaya Momo,” is also expected in Canada on December 13th, 2025, for a performance at the Olympia in Montreal. Nicknamed “La réserve de l’Éternel” (The Lord’s Reserve), Moïse Mbiye, who is both a singer and a preacher, is an iconic figure in French-language gospel music with international renown. At the head of a large church congregation inherited from his biological father in Kinshasa, he is known for his inspiring messages and captivating performances.