Here is the debut of Werrason with his Wenge Musica group.
Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on February 08, 2014, 16:36Here is the debut of Werrason with his Wenge Musica group.The original title of the video is right,you've messed it up, this was the debut of Wenge Musica Maison Mére, a band that Werrason,Didier Masela and Adolphe Dominguez created with major contribution of Christian Mabanga,Werra, Didier and Adolphe were all leaders.
True but it was clearly Werrason's group from the beginning. Yes Adolphe and Didier were founders but the leader was Werrason. From day one to now.
That's not true because there were many concerts where Aldophe did wear the same uniform like the musicians and Werra not. And Werrason did have 3 songs in Solola Bien, while Aldophe did get only two and Didier one. Yes Maison Mere was co-founded by Didier Masela & Aldophe. Aldophe could be the president of the band, but it was him self who wanted that Werrason became the president. He did also praise Werrason so much in concerts from the first concert till his last concert. It was not a problem for Didier that Werrason did became the leader and that they were praise him much, but it changed when Force d'Intervation Rapide was released. The same problem was when Feux de l'Amour was released.
That's right archos and masatomo, these are some of the underhand methods Werra used to kick out Didier and Adolphe so that he remains a solo artist and Ferre too was part of the game so that he could be number 2, you could see when he was accompanying Adolphe on stage that he didn't respect Adolphe much, there was one show in Europe where Ferre was singing Adolphe's song and he paused the song to start apologising to the crowd for Werra's absence saying ''President Werra, this and that,Adolphe just kept quiet'' I thnk he knew what was going on and I feel Didier Lacoste and Serge Mabiala also felt belittled by Werra that's why they kept going and coming,Lacoste had initially gone with Adolphe to form Wenge Tonya Tonya.
I hear you DJ Sly but Werrason was the clear leader of Maison Mere. Yes it never said Werrason and Wenge Musica Maison Mere but it was Werrason just like Wenge BCBG was clearly the group of JB Mpiana hence why Blaise and others left. Werrason allowed Adolphe to just do his thing. Werrason tried to act like it could be equal when as Archos pointed out Werrason wanted to embrass Adolphe and Didier Masela. But I wonder what was the actual thing that led to Didier Masela and Adolphe Dominguez to leave Wenge Musica Maison Mere (Wenge Maison Mere).
Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on February 10, 2014, 21:40I hear you DJ Sly but Werrason was the clear leader of Maison Mere. Yes it never said Werrason and Wenge Musica Maison Mere but it was Werrason just like Wenge BCBG was clearly the group of JB Mpiana hence why Blaise and others left. Werrason allowed Adolphe to just do his thing. Werrason tried to act like it could be equal when as Archos pointed out Werrason wanted to embrass Adolphe and Didier Masela. But I wonder what was the actual thing that led to Didier Masela and Adolphe Dominguez to leave Wenge Musica Maison Mere (Wenge Maison Mere).It's highly contentious FPK, we can all be open to arguments, maybe you're right but based on what I know Werra was not the sole owner of the Wenge splinter that was formed and released Force Intervention Rapide and Sololá Bien, he was imposing himself as the supreme leader when in actual sense the band had 3 leaders.It was quite different with JB Mpiana, when Wenge Musica BCBG 4X4 ended, he decided to break away and almost the entire band followed him, he carried with him most of the instruments too leaving Werra,adolphe and company to start from scratch. JB had the money and financial backing from businessmen and politicians and was the supreme leader and named his band Wenge BCBG and the name stayed like that even after the departure of Blaise and Makaba,there was no leadership struggle and that's why he had massive success right from the start because all the other musicians gave him maximum support as their leader.