Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Jdog on July 31, 2014, 21:30
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He needs to stop with the unnecessary Kaysha type songs and the Decalle and stick to rhumba and sebene. Nzoto na Nzoto is a really good album.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDCxUwST5tY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhLtdh32iPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7S65H80y1o
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this album has everything i like in sebene, a bit of traditional flavour, strong drums by seguin and titinak quite good solo work from kapaya brothers flamme and zing,good use of synthé,of course the bass genius lof'
i have notice that in general the generiques played with a point to prove are dangerous,the guys give their best there
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I think Celeo Scram like many African artists today want to get Westerners to love their music. But their plan is failing so far.
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Archos, did Zing Kapaya play lead on the second generique shown above or he played rhythm or mi-solo?
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zing played lead there and on the rest of sebene songs,flamme only played nzoto na nzoto and arranged a couple of songs
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zing played lead there and on the rest of sebene songs,flamme only played nzoto na nzoto and arranged a couple of songs
Ah,thanx a lot for this information!!
In which band did Zing play,was it Wenge Tonya Tonya? I can't remember his story.
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Sanakara always says that Celeo dosent sell albums but he never says that he dosent make good music.
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zing played lead there and on the rest of sebene songs,flamme only played nzoto na nzoto and arranged a couple of songs
Ah,thanx a lot for this information!!
In which band did Zing play,was it Wenge Tonya Tonya? I can't remember his story.
yes in album 25 minutes he shared lead with hadji and mi-solo on most songs
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yes in album 25 minutes he shared lead with hadji and mi-solo on most songs
Voila. It's unfortunate I took back the 25 Minutes dvd to the store where I bought it from as there were 2 or 3 songs only and the rest was rehearsals etc,maybe he was shown on it. I like to watch behind the scenes videos including rehearsals,that's how you get to know more about the talent of these musicians if you cannot physically mingle with them.