When Mascara came out a lot of people despite the success said that on the artistic level was nothing special, and you might agree or not, but going back to the Fabregas's song once outside of Wenge with Tshimoke he really made a very good small generique, even though comparing it to the success of Mascara had a very little success.
The video is really creepy, taking that away the music is really good, Kimbangu on the lead solo with Bill and his atalakus on the cries, even though is not on the level of Solola Bien, really shows you what Bill was capable of when he was on top of his game, things starts to getting serious at 5:42 Kimbangu sakana
A lot of times except for the case of Lambio Lambio, Mulala and Trezeguet, Gabbana where he was in 'S Grave and now in Wenge, it is really hard to know who gives the choreography of the songs, and for the choreographer to get credit for the popular dance they create. So what is the state of the choreographers, in the Orchestras and how much credit they get? And bosses pay their rights as they do dance that can drive an Album to success???.
For JB like I said before, we know that Mulala and Trezeguet are the guys puting movement,
Mulala from the minute 4:02 until the end ( I never seen Mulala sad )
Trezeguet at 1:06
For Gabbana, he invented the dance of the last crie in Faux Mutu Boye in minute 7:30 until the end, by the way Faux Mutu Moko Boye in terms of Choreography is brilliant, check the representation of the born of a baby bird from 2:05 until 2:14
and the Musselu Dance by Lobeso
From 8:33 on the Papy Kakol Song
Lambio Lambio is history in terms of choreography he gave a lot of dance to Papa Wemba, you can see him here on the 2:07 next to Papa Wemba
Kene Kene Mangasa is an atalaku who did his time in Wenge MMM from 2004 until 2006, and to me he was really good but really had few chance to shine except in Temoignage where he had space to perform a little bit of his talent including the song temps perdus where he show the crie that brought him in Wenge in the 4:47 minute until the 5:57
I really felt bad when I knew he left, I think that even though Mayi Ya Sika had a huge success, his impact in the album with Lobeso, Diego and Brigadiera at their finest form would have been huge, like a second solola bien. What also hadn't contributed to the showcase of his talent is that he came just after Bill so people of course would make comparison between him and Bill a little bit unfairly. Here is a little list of his time in Wenge
10:38 (Miss Margo - Alerte Generale)
1:58 - 2:34 , duo with Roi David and then 7:58 - 8:51 (Temoignage)
7:55 - 8:26 (Sous Sol)
(Primus Ad) 1:23- 2:15 (Duo with Roi David)
5:32 (Duo with Roi David and then solo) (Sans Coeur - Temoignage) 5:32
Wow!!!!!! I really love congolese folklore last week I have posted the Mongo Folklore and today is the turn of the Luba, this music rocks Mukuma Kabidi on the way
Is the guy singing in the seben section at 5:42, he is an utypical atalaku, when he animates he sing, he even had a part om Faux Mutu Moko Boye, but he left and those part were sang by Livre D'Or anyway does anyone knows what is he doing now?
At the first seconds of the video I thought it was a 2004 video, but it turned out to be really recent, and from the first seconds you see the roar for Kakol and Werra, and at 6:13 when Musselu came the place was on fire. Even though is old is always a pleasure seeing your Orchestra receiving this much love.
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