Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on August 27, 2014, 14:57
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTy0HOCaRsQ
tshaku libondance existed longer without knowing lol their step athe beginning of video is very close to that
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Aahahah Stino Mubi "The Congolese Michael Jackson"........
Yes, even the Helico dance is older then peoples think.
It looks like Kester realized in this concert that he was not more popular anymore in the Congolese community like 1978-1988 and that Viva La Musica got the monopoly of Paris in their hands. The Wenge-trauma/complex did really kill his career. Victoria Eleison played despite of that better than Viva La Musica in this fara-fara, nobody beats Victoria Eleison in twin-concerts. Even the sounds of the instruments sounded better then that of Viva La Musica. What's the name of the female-vocalists, the guy on the keyboard, bass-guitar player and that tall guy who sings (not Cartouche) ?
I miss those twin-concerts. I wonder if Werra or Fally will accept an twin-concert against Ferre Gola these days.
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I wonder why Joly Mubiala would go back to Wemba when it seemed his brother Kester gave him room. Just a question.
Serious question.
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Because Viva La Musica was the only band who was based in Europe, when he decided to left Choc Stars in 1990 and Victoria Eleison was at that moment struggeling in Kinshasa.
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Oh I see. He enjoyed being in Europe. I understand. How did Kester feel when his brother went back to Viva La Musica in which Kester began his music career from.
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Interesting, so that song Deplik has been singing in lately is a Kester song(around 40th mark) where he goes ''nga na moni makambo nanu na mona te.''
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Oh I see. He enjoyed being in Europe. I understand. How did Kester feel when his brother went back to Viva La Musica in which Kester began his music career from.
It was not a problem for him. Joly Mubiala participated in many concerts of Victoria Eleison, when Emeneya was settled in Paris. He did even participated in the albums Pas de Contact '95 and Djo Kester from '91. Emeneya did offer him to rejoin Victoria Eleison but he refused, because of that bad experience from 1988 which caused the departure of him, Djudju-chet & Makolin and also because Victoria Eleison was down at that moment while he was on top with his song Cadeau d'Amitier along with other Viva La Musica musicians (Reddy Amisi, Stino Mubi and co.) who were releasing successful albums