At the early age, assisted and coached by their father, Ferdinand Camille Mbengele Minga, they managed to cultivate a passion for music. Later, more precisely in Brazzaville-Congo, they begin their career in church choirs where they learned to sing and play instruments for the glory of God. Arrived in Canada with their so beautiful and harmonious voice and with a gospel/R & B touch, they share the gospel of God and defend the social causes through music, while having the ability to sing in different languages (Lingala, Swahili, Tshiluba, French, English and others) in various cities in Canada (Edmonton, Montreal, Ottawa). Known on the African scene and French-Canadian since 2005, when they first appeared on the 1st edition of the African Festival in Montreal, the Minga sisters write and arrange their own songs. In the same year, the group opened for L'Or Mbongo Lema, and also assist several churches and receives the award for Best New Group Award from CAADI (Welcome Center African Development and Integration), an organization that promotes integration in Ottawa. Dynasty M has collaborated with several artists including Herléo Muntu, a rapper-songwriter well known in francophone environment, who admired their talent and creativity, and invited them to participate on his mini-album "God" and on two other more albums that followed ("R-Leo" and "Le lion des Bantous") in which two members of the group participated (Rosine: on both; Nathalie: Le lion des Bantous).