Jacky Del Mundo

Jacky De Munck is a multi‑instrumentalist whose music spans continents. From the hypnotic flow of Indian sitar to the driving rhythms of Congolese rumba, he blends global traditions into a sound that is unmistakably his own.

Raised in a family of musicians, Jacky began performing young and soon set out across the world—playing rumba and soukous in Congo, Greek music in Europe, and studying sitar and bansuri in India. His journey has taken him through Gambia, Cuba, Brazil, and beyond, shaping a repertoire rich in cultural depth.

Jacky has performed for audiences of all sizes, including a stadium of 52,000 in Brussels and a private celebration for Queen Paola of Belgium. A prolific composer, he has released multiple albums and earned the Golden Muze award from Sabam.

Now based in Spain, Jacky brings his world of sound to bars, festivals, and private events. His performances are a vibrant fusion of cultures, emotion, and storytelling—an unforgettable musical experience.

Jacky is credited as songwriter for Wo-Y-Yè which was sung by Matadi and proposed as the Belgian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 1999. Of those considered by the Belgian National Panel it came seventh out of seven with Vanessa Chinitor going on to perform at Eurovision on behalf of the nation.