Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on August 13, 2014, 04:24

The issue for me is Werrason's utter bitterness about his former musicians not being in the band. Why would Werra think those guys would stay with him. Werrason seems thin skinned in some fashions.

Sankara always said that they don't fear any departure but they always talk bad about the musicians who leave. Even Deplick said that it makes him sad that it's only Maison Mere who talk bad about their artist leaving when the artists hasn't done or said anything bad towards the group.

I know what you mean. But you see the anger of Werra through Sankara. I mean they attack even people that have never said terrible things about Werra himself. But you have a point. Deplick probably had the worst treatment after he leaves the band.

The issue for me is Werrason's utter bitterness about his former musicians not being in the band. Why would Werra think those guys would stay with him. Werrason seems thin skinned in some fashions.

Dude no doubt. I love me some Ne-Yo

Miss independent

I think I know the problem. See musicians like Burkina Faso Mboka Liya and JF Ifonge are doing a strategy to get the big stars since they were not so lucky. Now they either in small clubs or in religion. They are using their spots to convince people that their bosses or colleagues are nothing but devil worshiper than things in that nature. That way they can get some sympathy. I think Faso and others want sympathy since they never got the fame like their colleagues or bosses.

I think sometime, classic Lingala speaking needs to comeback.  I like that Felix gets it. Classic Lingala needs to comeback.

While it is true that he is back. However he still lives in London.

Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on July 16, 2014, 06:02

Quote from: EMOBCBG on July 16, 2014, 00:35

Ngombe, how far is it from nairobi. I usually come to nairobi.

Nairobi is the place for East African Musicians to play some Congolese sounds in Swahili.

franco, did you understand my question properly?

I thought you made a statement.

Shamala, unafanya swala moja mazuri.

But Kenya and Tanzania does love lots of Congolese music. Simba Wanyika is the Kenyan version of Dr. Nico. Mbaraka and Remmy Ongala were Tanzanian versions of Franco.