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« on: October 15, 2013, 19:33 »
<cite>@archos said:</cite>
you can actually listen,same with hip hop and co
you can listen as long as it's just the music in itself(melody arrangement and co) which pleases you rather than everything those guys do or say becoming your way of life,then you are under their control True, I do listen to it because of the aforementioned attributes, of course the infamous GUITAR RIFTS. Congolese guitarists are one the best in the world. As well as the language(especially in rumba songs..it sounds romantic). Although there might be vulgar, senseless hidden meanings to many of the songs. Speaking of meaning of songs, can you please translate Cindy Le Coeur Homélie's song? Thanks a million. Again still can't believe that I listen to Cindy's album even with the representation of her album's title.
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« on: October 15, 2013, 19:04 »
<cite>@archos said:</cite>
more recently there is abracadabra( magic formula as we all know) another title was added aside it was "tous dans mes bras" in english" all in my hands"
people do not know it but the date of release coincided perfectly with the day one of his girlfriends had a miscarriage of twins,and the day of relese instead of mourning the babies koffi made that girl drink champagne and celebrate
koffi says this album is the only one of his whole career to have insane success in every of the 24 communes of kinshasa and by very far the one he has sold the most
even more recently boite noire and power
boite noire is the idea of wrestler edingwe who initiated ferre into world of witchcraft
it is the start of ferre on the way of doing the "dragon pact" aswell soon
he was asked a certian nubmer of people to give through any possible way to reach a higher level
the day album was released there were many accidents on the very same road in ferre's childhood quarter of kasavubu
power of fally was inspired from kanye west's power,as fally has or is trying hard to enter "their world"(illuminati and all those stuff)
fally sees kanye as a model and whenever he is in states tries to become friends with those guys,usher,drake and co
ferré's toko kendé na bango likolo au dela de la troisieme corde was a hidden message to fally as he knew fally was entering another dimension and he was telling him he we is also be up there or even stronger than him
he even took nickname "fantome" (ghost) and suddenly abandoned it once album was out I have been addicted to Cindy/Koffi/quartier latin(the previous set),and Ferre's music for a while now. Maybe it's part of the deal that they have with the underworld, that once a listener, hears their songs..they become addicted to it. I can't believe that I'm actually still playing their songs after these confirmations. These people are heartless, you see them smiling and dancing but they are heartless. Fally, Ferre, Werrason, Koffi, Cindy will never attain the same level of success as Kanye West..They can join all the occultic groups in the world. They will NEVER be as successful. They will suffer the consequences of their actions, maybe not now..but they will.
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« on: October 15, 2013, 18:43 »
<cite>@archos said:</cite>
second of part of the translation,mvulusi asked me about werra's concert at stade des martyrs before release of kibuisa and arche de noe vs chemin de fer
i replied yes,before that concert werra "died" three days and came back( witchcraft) so he was very very very strong
his entrance had a lot of mystical signs
werra himself wore a couple of mystical things on him and there were guys he was sent to by sorcerers who made many mustical things,it was even reported in congolese press, they threw arrows,fire-eating,an so on
and also werra threw 11 bats into the crowd before starting to sing
the concert happened exactly 12 days before release of kibuisa,on reccomandation from sorcerers
werra and jb secretly plan to release their albums the same day at the same hour to completely dominate congolese music
i said also that jb and werra want to be very succesful until their death and mvulusi said they should remember how franco ended after excessive use of witchcraft Wow..this is serious. I was told by my fiance who is Congolese how heavily involved in witchcraft these musicians are, I did not quite believe him, until I joined this forum. It is truly sad, to see that these artist who are immensely talented result to using diabolic means to achieve success. They sell their souls to the devil, one day it will come back to haunt them or their families(children or grand-children inclusive). With all these diabolic means still they are not as popular as a Celine Dion or Toni Braxton; Who used their talents to gain world recognition without the use of witchcraft. We dance and sing to these songs, unaware of what goes on behind the scene. I have been told to stop listening to these artists because of their involvement in the underworld and so far it's been difficult. What can I say? I love Congolese music...God help me.
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« on: October 15, 2013, 18:10 »
Thanks a lot DJ SLY, for the lingala dictionary. I am going to show off my lingala speaking skills to my Congolese friends.  . I will surprise my fiance who is Congolese with a complete sentence in lingala very soon.
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« on: October 15, 2013, 18:05 »
I have noticed that quite a number of discussion is written in lingala, it is difficult to understand. So I urge everyone, myself included to please participate in the discussions.
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« on: October 09, 2013, 00:25 »
Hi achos, thanks a lot for the summary..you are of great help!!!
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« on: October 08, 2013, 21:06 »
Lively performance
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« on: October 08, 2013, 00:04 »
Hi archos, can you translate the youtube clip? Thx
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