I can think of two possiblities.
First that Mulence is an African origin word like many other African originated words in the caribbean. Hard to tell which African language as it could be one of many.
The second possibilty is that Mulence is another way of saying Mulatto.
"Congo" in the caribbean often refers to a black person of Congolese origin (many slaves were brought from Congo to the Americas).
In this case Congo Mulence would mean something to the extent of Mulatto person of Congolese orgin.
There was a popular salsa band in Puerto Rico named Orquesta Mulenze. Same prononunciation. Perhaps someone from Puerto Rico could tell you.
Note that there are at least a couple of other songs with that name in them for example:
Mulense by Celia Cruz and Recuerdo A Mulense which translates as "I remember Mulense". The lyrics of them refer to Cienfuegos in Cuba.
Assuming you mean the song titled "AEIOU", this was recorded by Freeze. The first line read A-E-A-E-I-O-U-U, I sometimes cry.
If you are taking about the episode title... there are several one word titles but if you somehow mean the least amount of letters, there's an episode titled HOMR (with the 'R' written backwards)If you mean shortest in length, every episode is usually 20-21 minutes in length when you cut out commercials. If you cut out the opening and closing credits they may be shorter.
You must mean Zack & Kelly's wedding song! It is called "Offer me your hand" and you can hear it at www.sbtb.net under 'multimedia' and songs. it is near the middle titled "Wedding in Las Vegas-Wedding Song"
Bunch of tools ' Song on a 2001 Album by Tool. Lyrics related to spirals and the Fibonacci sequence{ I don't see it, but that's my opinion ]
did you mean Mireille Mathieu? Mireille Mathieu recorded "A Brasilia" and "Priez pour moi" on an LP titled "Mireille Mathieu" in part of the world. I wish you good fortune in finding the correct LP as it may be known by a different title in your part of the world. The difficulty with tracing songs of international stars, like Ms. Mathieu, is that the same LP may be given different titles in different areas of the world by different record companies. For example, "Mireille Mathieu" is the name of three different albums on LP and one on CD in various parts of the world. Polydor Records titled the LP which contained "A Brasilia" and "Priez pour moi" as "Bonjour Mireille", while Barclay Records titled it as "Mireille Mathieu". Barclay Records also gave that title ("Mireille Mathieu") to at least one other LP. Additionally, there are at least two LPs titled "Bonjour Mireille" by different record companies.
my parent are from congo
Domain name .cg means Congo (Republic of Congo)
my parent are from congo
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Do you mean the Belgian Congo?
Are you asking what is the combined population of Scotland and Congo or what is the difference between the populations of Scotland and Congo? Do you mean the Republic of Congo or the Democratic Republic of Congo? You need to be a little more specific in the way you ask your questions in order to stand a better chance of getting the answers that you want.
Kalimbo is a place: Kalimbo, Democratic Republic of the Congo
If relating to the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Justice, Paix, Travail. Meaning: Justice, Peace, Work. If relating to the Republic of the Congo: Unite, Travail, Progres. Meaning: Unite, Work, Progress.
Zaire used to be the name of what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Belgium had ruled the Congo since the early 1900's. Previously King Leopold ruled it as a personal fief.
Paraguay lies at 19 degrees South in latitude (furthest extent North) and assuming you mean Democratic Republic of Congo, it lies at 6 degrees North in Latitude. Democratic Republic of Congo is farther north
Self-titled means the name of the album is the same as the name of the band. Sophomore means it's the band's second album.