Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on May 05, 2014, 19:29
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqtC3hxVLMo
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Fally trop d'avance... ;D.....original but dancing "ngobo" made famous by his rival Ferre...original ;D
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hehe it would have been nice if he actually said "ngobo" aswell,congolese music desperately needs a main dance/animation again
and hopefully he will release the long version at least for kinshasa,its even better
fally's instrumentists are improving a lot in terms of sebene
oh and efandjo pleaaaaaaaaaase stop with that english ;D ;D ;D
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lol....at least he's trying to improve his english to be more international unlike other congolese artists...trop local ghetto
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Serge Iblocka my man!! ;D
btw is this alverie solo?? Sounds good!
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no its le petit ,the guy who played power 001
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no its le petit ,the guy who played power 001
Ah... he should have put Alverie 8) Still good nonetheless ;D
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The monotony continues. He should have kept it original ie forklore not adding proper sebene half way. The video is good anyway, natural.
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i actually like that he threw the sebene in there. the folkloric (as you call it) part was growing boring to me. the sebene came in right on time lol the video definitely makes the song better for me. i don't hate it but i honestly just prefer for fally to stick to rumba for the most part. that's his strong point. generique's in general don't really interest me. I wish more people made songs like Celeo's 'my baby (vieux bula)' these days. starts off slow and speeds up into a really nice sebene.
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Trop d'avance comme Roys Rolls.....I like this clip....Fally can do mix both Folklore and Sebene something a artist from Yolo who use to play with Wenge can't do.
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I like the sound quality Fally's instrumentalist are really getting better! :)....Kasingidi did good on the animation.
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Fally has some really nice choreography.
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Ye and his crew has swag!
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Fally trop d'avance... ;D.....original but dancing "ngobo" made famous by his rival Ferre...original ;D
Fally Dicap azo lela Ngobo, yoyoyo a lela ngobo :)
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the more i listen to it the more i like it.
his aim/efforts to make himself more universal yet still keep it congolese is very appealing to me 8)