“Luvila” is a word in Kikongo, a Bantu language spoken in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo and Angola, but it’s also used in a creolized form in Jamaica and Haiti.
“Luvila” (“mvila” in plural) means “unite” in Kikongo, but it also refers to the bond between people of a same descent, to an origin, a clan or a tribe sharing the same culture, language, rituals, traditions and values. We believe that cultural heritage should be taken into consideration to efficiently promote products and services to the people of African descent.
