He was a member of the pop boyband Mambrú, formed in 2002 in the second series of the Argentine reality TV competition Popstars.
[2][3] Before reaching success, Ntaka worked as a barman at a salsa bar in Buenos Aires.
As part of the programme's selection process, Ntaka underwent training in choreography, professional recording and fitness coaching.
Their aim was to 'sing to the entire country', and local bands were recruited to work as supporting artists in their various hometowns.
[15] Since the beginning of his solo career, Ntaka has sought to raise awareness of Afro-Argentine music and culture.