Who is Constance (Constance Aman)? Constance Aman is an Ivorian worship singer, a historic figure of French speaking gospel since her first solo album "Louez l'Éternel" in 1991. Founder of the École des Adorateurs in 2008, she has released eleven recording projects over more than thirty years of career and runs her official YouTube channel, followed by more than 53,000 subscribers.
Constance Aman began singing in her church choirs in Ivory Coast as a teenager, after accepting the Christian faith at fifteen and then being baptized in 1985. A year later, she joined the musical ensemble of the Ligue pour la Lecture de la Bible. Her career officially began in 1989 with a first duet album, "L'Humanité est troublée", alongside Ivorian artist Mathieu Bédé, before she went solo two years later.
In 1991, her first solo album, "Louez l'Éternel", made history in Ivorian gospel: its video is among the very first Christian music videos broadcast on television in Ivory Coast. Since then, Constance Aman has released eight albums, two compilations, and one children's record, up to her maxi single "Père je t'adore", performed exclusively at a concert in Abidjan in 2006. In 2008, she founded the École des Adorateurs to train a new generation of worship singers and worship leaders.
- Origin
- Ivory Coast
- Style
- Gospel and worship, African and Western influences
- Active since
- 1989, with a first solo album in 1991
- Good to know
- founder of the École des Adorateurs in 2008, more than 53,000 subscribers on her official YouTube channel
How did Constance get started?
Converted at fifteen and then baptized in 1985, Constance joined the musical ensemble of the Ligue pour la Lecture de la Bible in Ivory Coast the following year, where she took her first steps as a worship singer. It was there that she developed a voice that would become one of the most recognizable in Ivorian gospel. In 1989, while still in high school, she recorded her first duet album, "L'Humanité est troublée", with Ivorian Christian artist Mathieu Bédé, a first studio experience that launched her into the Christian music scene.
Two years later, in 1991, she reached a new milestone by releasing her first solo album, "Louez l'Éternel". The accompanying video is among the very first Christian music videos broadcast on Ivorian television, a fact that firmly established Constance as a pioneer of the genre in West Africa. She married in 1994 and continued her career while working as an English teacher, before feeling called to devote herself fully to musical ministry.
What makes Constance distinctive?
Constance's discography spans more than thirty years and includes eleven projects: eight albums, two compilations, and one children's record. Her style blends African sounds with Western influences, carried by a voice recognized for its power and anointing. The album "Je Peux Tout", released in 2005, is a striking example, with the track "Je Lève les Yeux", one of her most performed songs in French speaking African churches.
In 2007, she answered a call broader than the stage: to devote herself to training other worship leaders. In 2008 she founded the École des Adorateurs, a training center for singing and worship leading that has trained several generations of worship singers in Ivory Coast. This move from the stage to teaching sets Constance apart from many artists of her generation, who remained focused solely on their recording careers.
Where should you start with Constance?
Start with "Louez l'Éternel", the foundational 1991 track that made Constance known well beyond Ivory Coast, then listen to "Père je t'adore", her maxi single performed for the first time exclusively at a concert in Abidjan in 2006. Her official YouTube channel, followed by more than 53,000 subscribers, also offers more recent sessions such as "A Jamais Tu Es Saint", recorded as a worship session, and a live remix of "Louez l'Éternel" performed at the Parc des Expositions in Abidjan.
songs
Louez L'Éternel (remix live)
A new live version, recorded at the Parc des Expositions in Abidjan, of the song that launched her solo career in 1991.
A Jamais Tu Es Saint (Live Worship Session)
A recent worship session, in keeping with her work training others at the École des Adorateurs.
Discography
- Père je t'adore· maxi single, performed exclusively in Abidjan in 2006
- 2005Je Peux Tout· with the track "Je Lève les Yeux"
- 1991Louez l'Éternel· first solo album
- 1989L'Humanité est troublée· duet with Mathieu Bédé
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Constance (Constance Aman)?
Constance Aman is an Ivorian worship singer, regarded as a pioneer of gospel in Ivory Coast since her first solo album "Louez l'Éternel" in 1991. She has since released eleven recording projects and founded the École des Adorateurs in 2008, a worship training center.
What is Constance's best known song?
"Louez l'Éternel", her first solo track released in 1991, remains her most defining song: its video is among the very first Christian music videos broadcast on Ivorian television.
Where is Constance from?
Constance Aman is from Ivory Coast, where she began her career in 1989 before becoming one of the major figures of French speaking gospel in West Africa.
Is Constance a Christian?
Yes. Converted at fifteen and baptized in 1985, Constance has built her entire career and ministry around her faith, going on to found a training school for worship leaders in 2008.
Where can you listen to Constance?
Her songs are available on her official YouTube channel, followed by more than 53,000 subscribers, as well as on streaming platforms and TopChrétien Musique.
What is the École des Adorateurs founded by Constance?
It is a training center created in 2008 by Constance to develop new worship singers and worship leaders in Ivory Coast, continuing her own journey as a worshipper.