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Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Franco Pepe Kalle on March 23, 2017, 22:27

Title: Was Koffi's Diablos a shot at Fally Ipupa
Post by: Franco Pepe Kalle on March 23, 2017, 22:27

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSwwCv1iRZY
Someone asked if this song was a shot at Fally Ipupa. I am not sure but it is possible

What do you guys say?

Title: Re: Was Koffi's Diablos a shot at Fally Ipupa
Post by: Matebu on March 23, 2017, 23:01

Yea, it was a song about the fact that Fally had broken the muiltple year entente they had - a betrayal, in effect. Especially with the way he basically slipped out of QL with assistance of David Monsoh when Droit Chemin came out. (Monsoh and Koffi feuded mostly because Koffi is a close friend of Hamed Bakayako (Riziki) and Koffi sided with then rebel strongman Hamed during the Civil War in Cote d'Ivoire).

To add insult to injury, he said was going on personal leave and would return to QL work as soon as Michael Jackson was on stage with Koffi ;D Koffi was also pissed that he allowed Fally to use Europe-based QL members as session artists, only to leave the band anyways.

Lokua had no clue.. at first, he was happy that Koffi asked for a featuring.

Title: Re: Was Koffi's Diablos a shot at Fally Ipupa
Post by: mvulusi96 on March 23, 2017, 23:08

I guess you mean Guillaume Soro (GS), who was then a rebel against Laurent Gbagbo's regime and not Hamed Bakayoko who was the boss of Nostalgie Afrique Radio

Title: Re: Was Koffi's Diablos a shot at Fally Ipupa
Post by: Matebu on March 23, 2017, 23:16

Quote from: mvulusi96 on March 23, 2017, 23:08

I guess you mean Guillaume Soro (GS), who was then a rebel against Laurent Gbagbo's regime and not Hamed Bakayoko who was the boss of Nostalgie Afrique Radio

Ah yes, Riziki was for Soro. Both in a sense, Hamed is now Interior Minister