Anzor Alem

Born 4 April 2001 (age 22)
Born In Kisangani, Tshopo, Congo, the Democratic Republic of the

Congolese Actor and musician Anzor Alem (Real name Rashidi Alema Anzor, born in Kisangani on April 4, 2001, )is the first born in a family of four children. Still very young, his parents divorced; an event that led his mother to go and live in North Kivu in the city of Goma with her three sisters. Anzor continued his primary education while taking an interest in cinema. A few years later, they moved to settle in the south-east of the country in Katanga in the city of Lubumbashi where Anzor Alem took his first steps in the film industry after having trained himself "by reading documents downloaded from the internet to be a good actor”, reveals the young man who is currently 19 years old. An actor above all… It was on his arrival in Lubumbashi that Anzor really became aware of his hidden talent, a hobby that will now be part of his CV. He meets other young film enthusiasts and together they decide to do a project. In 2013, when he was 12 years old, Anzor Alem played his very first role in the film "The Flash", an African version of the film of the same name by director Shawn Shaman. But unfortunately, they gave up after this first and only project following the financing which seemed to them an insurmountable obstacle. Beginning of a musical career Anzor Alem, determined to make a career, was quick to find solace in composing songs. He is influenced by the famous French group Sexion d'Assaut, more particularly by the artist Gandhi Djuna, commonly known as GIMS. In 2015, Anzor Alem began a series of writing several texts, most of which will be the subject of a musical album.