Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Mfumu Vata on January 29, 2026, 04:40
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHgO43i6YEc
Lol, Gaspard Love exposed himself by not cutting the moments, when Kakol was whispering to Kabose what to say and the moment when there was a misunderstanding. Seeing the images back, this confrontation was a flop. Gaspard Love probably tried all his best bts to let Bozi say something negative, but Bozi already knew his tatic of pasting images together, to let look to let it look that artists were attacking each other. Gaspard was a champion of it. He once even made it look that Madilu and Lutumba were attacking each other, which angered many people, as they saw it as massive disrespect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXJC9ul6QNU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2oTd3FeaPA
Talking about Bozi Boziana. I remember him and Werrason being nominated by Kora Awards 2001 and the press reporting that Bozi refused to saluate Werrason. Modogo of Academia once talked about it in one of his many interviews, about nor Academia, Bozi Boziana and Maison Mère interacting with each other, while getting the same plane and going back to DR Congo with 2 trophees. Lokua Kanza was apparently seriously mad about it. Also it was said that Bozi wasn't happy that Werrason took Kabosé into Maison Mère and after Burkina Faso's departure, Coréen Polystar for months being linked to joining Maison Mere until he ended up by joining just before Double Zénith. A few months ago, I started seriously listening to the album Heros ya Congo (2003) and I am convinced that the second part of the song Kamundele being a diss against Werrason. As that the album was recorded in 2002, before Bozi getting arrested for the ngulu-affair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNkMBrWbj9Q&list=RDhNkMBrWbj9Q&start_radio=1
The first part of the song addresses a different subject. Bozi sings about a man who regrets his life, despite having his diplomas and a job. However, the salary he receives is not enough to live on and he does not know what to do, even seriously considering becoming a pastor.
From 2:26 onwards, Bozi starts criticizing a personage that he named Satay (Kamundele), for not respecting elders, which is essential for longevity in music. He points out Satay’s pride and arrogance and praises himself as the hero of Congo. Fame, Bozi says, is like a prostitute, it will end up lying to you to you, etc.