(16:11 mark) [JB Mpiana live at Zénith in 1999]

(5:36 mark) [JB Mpiana- Pipina Jeannpy in 2000]

(3:33 mark) [Koffi Olomide's Force De Frappe Générique in 2000]

(13:23 mark) [Koffi Olomide- Sebene live at LSC 2000]

I don't know about you guys but... I have a feeling that this may be a coincidence or so. Just my opinion!
What do you think?! 

(11:24 mark)

It took me by surprise to discover that Alain Makaba was at JB's Zenith concert because I would've thought that by the time that happened, he would've disappeared! It's a shame he did! Can you imagine what TH would've sounded like with a Makaba-esque sound?!

Ahhhhh gotcha! Thank you for the notice!

From 34:46 until 38:20! Every time I watch this video my stomach hurts every time after laughing so hard. I don't know about you but I think the whisky must've hit him HARD! LMFAO. It took him how many minutes to get through the first verse of 'Diabolos'?!

Plus... If you're up for a drinking game, take a shot for each time Koffi says "MOUCHOIRS" LOL!

From the 6:09 Mark... The lead guitar and bass coordination is absolutely groovy! I actually had it on repeat for almost half an hour! For me, "Mwalimu: A là une" is the best album made by Nouvelle Écriture while it lasted!

Not exactly a CD but, I have one of Koffi's rare records! The "Likambo Ya Soudure" 1985 record!

Judging on persistance and creativity - Koffi Olomide is the best Musician to ever come from Africa (from 90s till todate he is relevant, good videos and good music) I dont know of any other musician who can or who has done that.

You have a point you know!

I almost forgot. A good rumba also means no autotune, like these artists can sing but the autotune effect is so heavily rinsed out!