Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on September 14, 2014, 15:00
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE_xqT77i24
turned 52 today
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aha. years have gone by but you cannot tell!
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Happy birthday Ndlalu.
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I like the vocals of the guy before Joss and Joss himself on this song.
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S'Grave had the best tribute to Kabila...
http://youtu.be/Acfk2J25py8?list=FLdRWANZeifT8ECRSmD8C3XA
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hey guys wazekwa salutes you all,just talked to him and i talked about this forum and he said unfortunately he cant understand us as his english is' mawa trop" looool
he says for the first time he did all the dances his group will use on the 4 generiques (i thought straight away about jdog who likes to give him stick for his kizengi dances :D :D :D :D :D :D :D)
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I like the vocals of the guy before Joss and Joss himself on this song.
yes its very good,good idea of putting joss and nasdaq's vocals after each other,sometimes the order of vocals changes the whole thing
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Wait so is he doing Faux Mutu Moko Boye generiques or the kizengi type of dances generiques? And I taught Ya Felix spoke good English.
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Happy birthday Monstré!!!!!!!!
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Wait so is he doing Faux Mutu Moko Boye generiques or the kizengi type of dances generiques? And I taught Ya Felix spoke good English.
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he can speak but not write apparently lol
as for the generiques i think he did half half, because some of his fans like those funny dances,but also now he went back to more direct generiques
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Archos those dances are not funny they're staight up kizengi I would say more but I'm not going to say it because it's messed up. Atleast he's doing one direct generique.
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hey guys wazekwa salutes you all,
received!!!
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Archos, where did Nasdaq go? Loved his vocals in texto - faux muku mutu boye and e souvenir na ngai -Que demande le peuple
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Archos, where did Nasdaq go? Loved his vocals in texto - faux muku mutu boye and e souvenir na ngai -Que demande le peuple
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nasdaq is in france and has started a solo career where he plays rumba but has also gone a lot into european music