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Music => Congolese Music => Werrason & Wenge Maison Mere Discussion => Topic started by: Jdog on July 02, 2014, 17:39
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http://youtu.be/U-E8vCyXbFg
He says that it's sad about what happened to Hughue Kitambala and tells the story about the moments leading up to his death and sends his condolences to his family and fiends and all if Maison Mere. He says thank you to all the people who have sent messages of encouragement and he says for fans to wait for Dessert Ingeta and the featurings he's dong with American artists.
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The guy is foolish, what meaningful rhumba collaborations can he do with American singers who don't understand or speak lingala. These Wenge Musica chaps we hear are educated and have diplomas and degrees but I really doubt, their inferiority complex and reasoning is just mind boggling.
At his age, Werra should be doing collabos with Wemba, Koffi or even Yousou Ndour, Salif Keita etc if he wants some international touch.
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The guy is foolish, what meaningful rhumba collaborations can he do with American singers who don't understand or speak lingala. These Wenge Musica chaps we hear are educated and have diplomas and degrees but I really doubt, their inferiority complex and reasoning is just mind boggling.
At his age, Werra should be doing collabos with Wemba, Koffi or even Yousou Ndour, Salif Keita etc if he wants some international touch.
May be he thinks he is at Fally's Age - BUT I AM WITH YOU.
I prefer american to come to request Featuring from Werra or any African Artists.
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I prefer american to come to request Featuring from Werra or any African Artists.
Yes, let youngsters go to him and do collabos, they should be the ones who should be saying we should look forward to their collabos with great African musicians like Werrason not the other way round. Werra is a mega star and he should treat himself as one.
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I prefer american to come to request Featuring from Werra or any African Artists.
Yes, let youngsters go to him and do collabos, they should be the ones who should be saying we should look forward to their collabos with great African musicians like Werrason not the other way round. Werra is a mega star and he should treat himself as one.
Honestly, I don't Think ADT, S DE KUNTA or MONIB KNOW THAT.
The only problem they African Music especially Congo faces in America is Market and being accept on that side, other wise it could have been the Rythm of the World.
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I prefer american to come to request Featuring from Werra or any African Artists.
Yes, let youngsters go to him and do collabos, they should be the ones who should be saying we should look forward to their collabos with great African musicians like Werrason not the other way round. Werra is a mega star and he should treat himself as one.
Honestly, I don't Think ADT, S DE KUNTA or MONIB KNOW THAT.
The only problem they African Music especially Congo faces in America is Market and being accept on that side, other wise it could have been the Rythm of the World.
True
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...still waiting for that collabo with Rihanna...
http://youtu.be/puMVZTcpPyw
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...still waiting for that collabo with Rihanna...
http://youtu.be/puMVZTcpPyw
GOD.
Please don't repeat this again. We already discussed this before.
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Since he likes some hip hop and R&B music.
Here are the artists that would perfect for him
D'Angelo
Sisqo (I know they tried and failed but I still say it is possible)
50 cent
Kendrick Lamar
Rick Ross
Nick Cannon
Mariah Carey
Mary J Blige
Shakira
Usher
Snoop Dogg
Dr. Dre
Ice Cube
Busta Rhymes
Those are the guys I would tell Werrason to work with. Just me. I am a American.
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Shakira and Usher would be better for Werra.
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Kenya is known across the world for having the best long race runners, Uganda is known for KONY , Tanzania is known for Taarabu Music, Let Werrason do his thing, let him market Congo Music across the World. Americans should know the home and genesis of the best music in the World. I am with Werrason on this...
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...still waiting for that collabo with Rihanna...
http://youtu.be/puMVZTcpPyw
GOD.
Please don't repeat this again. We already discussed this before.
...leave God out of this Sab...
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here are songs that Werrason needs to hear to get some good American songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qm8PH4xAss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9TouRnO84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_WzjiTzZBA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRpeEdMmmQ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzeZhCt5PVA
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I think there is no commercial interests to perform "collabo" with old guns who are past their prime time at current time, that one should have been done couple of years back.
Going to Yankees, It is two fold, first trying to copy with current waves of African musicians who have stormed the America market , especially, after success stories of west African artistes, in particular from Nigeria, who have reaped a lot in terms of revenues. It is very sad, penetration strategy to the lucrative market in USA has came very late for artistes from Congo, otherwise, they could have been in the high levels as compared to Nigeria artistes. It is kind of things Koffi Olomide was always complaining, that they were not getting much publicity from USA media and therefore had no chance to share USA music market, however, instead of coming with proper strategies to penetrate the market they ended up complaining only. These kind of "collabos" in one way to another may help them to accomplish their missions. Some times we need to be frank, our music market in Africa is very thin, unregulated with a lot of challenges in terms of copy rights, which denies hefty income to African artistes.
USA music market is very lucrative and one may reaps huge dividends if managed to scrape through like Nigerians. USA market is real, has any one seen Obama dancing to the tunes of Lelele lelele of Werrason? have a look on this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qUJOrTC9XU
Secondary, I thinks it is the effects of "Combatants" who creates havoc in Europe during music tours for Congolese musicians, the European market no longer fetch bumper harvest as in the past, it is very pity and sad, and it is no surprise Nigerians, who were novices in music industry has toppled Congolese nowadays , cause, the European market has been frozen, and there is no way you can sell music products without live shows and kind of related promotions.