Author Topic: (Rare) Aimé Buanga - Mikiliste (videoclip)  (Read 2662 times)

Mfumu Vata on: October 12, 2020, 11:39

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Sydo #1 on: October 12, 2020, 11:57

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The first version. Ingénieur removed Mikiliste Bis
Formerly Musiquezairoise

Mfumu Vata #2 on: October 12, 2020, 12:00

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Ingénieur didn't remove it, its just that a company removed it due to copyrights, which happens often with videos who are uploaded by Ingénieur and Seben Total.

Ken Bilele #3 on: October 13, 2020, 06:08

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Zakoko sounded exactly like Emeneya here. Mfumu Vata, what was Aime's strength as a musician? I find him not to have been a very good singer.

Mfumu Vata #4 on: October 13, 2020, 07:40

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It wasn't Zakoko singing, it was King Kester Emeneya singing. Aime Buanga recorded this album in Paris with Somono Dolce, Japonais, Nene Tchakou, Nono Manzanza, Cesar Loboko, Koumba Bellow and co. Few months after he went to Kinshasa and recruited Dolin Masengi, Jordan Kusa, Zakoko, Alvarito B52, Kaddy Bass, Pitshou Mina, etc. He gave concerts there and shooted a few videoclips with them. Zakoko's voice was close to King Kester Emeneya, which made Aime Buanga decide to let him sing Mikiliste in concerts. Thats'also why he put him in the Zakoko. He would later end up singing lead in the remix-version, that they recorded in Kinshasa.



Aime Buanga is normally as bassplayer. In Wenge Musica 'Bakolo Esthetique' and Wenge Musica 'Aile Paris' he used to play bass. He saw that Congolese people weren't really accepting instrumentalists as bandleaders, so he decided to switch to the singer role.


Ken Bilele #5 on: October 14, 2020, 09:03

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It wasn't Zakoko singing, it was King Kester Emeneya singing. Aime Buanga recorded this album in Paris with Somono Dolce, Japonais, Nene Tchakou, Nono Manzanza, Cesar Loboko, Koumba Bellow and co. Few months after he went to Kinshasa and recruited Dolin Masengi, Jordan Kusa, Zakoko, Alvarito B52, Kaddy Bass, Pitshou Mina, etc. He gave concerts there and shooted a few videoclips with them. Zakoko's voice was close to King Kester Emeneya, which made Aime Buanga decide to let him sing Mikiliste in concerts. Thats'also why he put him in the Zakoko. He would later end up singing lead in the remix-version, that they recorded in Kinshasa.



Aime Buanga is normally as bassplayer. In Wenge Musica 'Bakolo Esthetique' and Wenge Musica 'Aile Paris' he used to play bass. He saw that Congolese people weren't really accepting instrumentalists as bandleaders, so he decided to switch to the singer role.



Aaa! Merci, He tried his best. Sometimes it's painful to watch a band leader who can not sing, in most of his concerts you can notice he only looked up to to the seben time just to dance.