Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: SLY PAPA NA KEVIN on August 10, 2014, 21:33
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http://youtu.be/WhsUUkLV4qQ?list=LLGvuX4rvRB97dPMexVN2QAw
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HAHAHA he got koffi's antics well ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Yeah, he's spot on. ;D ;D
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Funny. This dude sounds exactly like Koffi. Koffi actually wrote Nairobi of Mbilia Bel.
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Funny. This dude sounds exactly like Koffi. Koffi actually wrote Nairobi of Mbilia Bel.
Wait for real? Koffi wrote that classic hit????
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No, it was written by Tabu Ley. To influence the Kenyan gouvernement after forbidding Congolese music.
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No, it was written by Tabu Ley. To influence the Kenyan gouvernement after forbidding Congolese music.
Why did Kenya banned Congolese music? And that song worked on lifting the ban on Congolese msuic?
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Damn, reviving a 6 year old thread. the YT vid long deleted. That takes dedication
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I got you guys!
https://youtu.be/7_7JQfUrZs0
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No, it was written by Tabu Ley. To influence the Kenyan gouvernement after forbidding Congolese music.
Why did Kenya banned Congolese music? And that song worked on lifting the ban on Congolese msuic?
Because 90% of the music that was aired on the Kenyan radio was Congolese and most people were only listing to Congolese music. That’s why they came with that ban. When Nakeyi Nairobi was released, they quickly lifted the ban. In the late 70s you had something similar in Ivory Coast, coming with the rule that only songs that are sung in French are allowed. That’s why Sam Mangwana and co who settled there in Abidjan, started to record songs in French. With songs like Suzanna Coulibaly.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uIkKOUP4O5U