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Congolese Music / Best 2000s Ndombolo Music Mix featuring JB Mpiana, Werra, Fally Ipupa, Koffi!!

« on: July 24, 2026, 02:21 »

The Best 2000s Ndombolo Music featuring Koffi Olomide, Werrason, JB Mpiana, Felix Wazekwa, Fally Ipupa, General Defao, Awilo & More!!!

00:00 Koffi Olomide - Generation Bercy
08:33 Dany Engobo & Les Coeurs Brises - On Se Melange Pas
12:33 JB Mpiana - Kipe Ya Yo
18:38 Awilo Longomba - Sequestration
23:14 Werrason - Tindika Lokito
27:14 Extra Musica - Le Main Noire
35:47 Awilo Longomba - Karolina
40:07 Werrason - Alerte Generale
51:21 JB Mpiana - TH
58:25 General Defao - Bana Congo
1:02:56 Les Pipiyu - Wanted
1:10:31 Bozi Boziana - Tais Toi
1:19:41 Felix Wazekwa - Sautez Deja
1:27:11 Koffi Olomide & Quartier Latin - Danger de Mort
1:35:02 Fally Ipupa - Bakandja
1:41:26 Soleil Wanga - Apres Toi
1:48:51 Wenge El Paris - KO Debout
1:55:10 Aurlus Mabele - Situation
1:59:03 Papa Wemba - Bakala Dia Kuba

Congolese Music / The Best Ndombolo Generiques of the 2000s @Mfumu Vata @Matebu @Archos @Wenge1995

« on: May 30, 2026, 19:03 »

JB Mpiana - TH (2000) Guitar soloist: Maitre Ficarre. Bass Guitar: Sunda Bass. Rhythm Guitar: Alba. Drums: Titina Al Capone

Koffi Olomide - Generation Bercy (2001) Guitar soloist: Felly Tyson. Drums: Ilele Kambodje "Makambo Motul"
A lot of people say this generique is better than Effrakata. Agree or Disagree?!

Koffi Olomide - Effrakata (2001) Guitar soloist: Felly Tyson. Drums: Ilele Kambodje "Makambo Motul" (Those drums!)

Werrason - Alerte General (2004) Guitar soloist: Flamme Kapaya. Drums: Papy Kakol.
Also shared with Thierry Mogratana on mi-solo. Animation: Celeo Scram & Roi David. Biggest generique of 2004!

JB Mpiana - Kipe Ya Yo (2007) Guitar soloist: Maitre Ficarre. The riffs was originally created by Patou Solo. Drums: Seguin Mignon (RIP)
Best generique of 2007!

Defao - Bana Congo (2000) His BEST Generique! Guitar soloist: Renato Mondele (RIP). Bassist: Gode Lofombo. Drums: Djudjuchet

Werrason - Tindika Lokito (2003) Guitar soloist: Flamme Kapaya. Bassist: Michel Lumana alias Michel Bass. Drums: Papy Kakol

Bozi Boziana - Tais Toi (2005) Guitar soloist: Tshotsho. Tshotsho will end up joining Zaiko Langa Langa later.

Felix Wazekwa - Sautez Deja (2004) Guitar soloist: Bijoux Depaulga. Also shared with Hono Kapanga on mi-solo guitar. Drums: Doudou Kimolo Tcheke

Aurlus Mabele - Situation (2001) Guitar soloist: Caen Madoka. Bass: Gode Lofombo. Drums: Djudjuchet. Animation: Oceanie (RIP)

Papa Wemba - Bakala Dia Kuba (2001) Guitar soloist: Thierry Mogratana. The real Mogratana came on this generique!
Bass Guitar: Tosha Fulakanda. Drums: Deo SFR (RIP). Suka na elengi!

Wenge El Paris - KO Debout (2001) Guitar soloist: Pitshou Santiago. Bass Guitar: Dello Bass. Animation: Bizima Kodos. Drums: Yenga Zino. Very underrated generique!

Felix Wazekwa - Dose Unique (2002) Drums: Djudjuchet. Guitar soloist: Bijou Bijoux Depaulga. Mi-solo guitar: Hono Kapanga. Animation: Papy Louange & Gessac

Quartier Latin Integral - Volte Face (2003) One of the best generiques of the year! Guitar soloist: Lebou Kabuya. Bassist: Clovis Silawuka. Animation: CNN Alligator. Notice this part has "Live a Bercy" creation. Vrai classique!

Les Pipiyu - Wanted (2003) Classic! Guitar soloist: Bic Rouge (He was with Wenge Kumbela) Animation: Kerozene

Quartier Latin & Koffi Olomide: Danger de Mort (2006) Guitar soloist: Felly Tyson. Mi-Solo Guitar & Rhythm: Mbetenge & Bourman. Bass: Binda Bass. Drums: Tshetshe De Balle. Best generique of 2006! Animation: Brigade, Mboshi Lipasa, Mukusa Ya Mbwa & Apocalypse

3615 Code Niawou - Autoroute (2003) Guitar soloist: Dally Kimoko! Bass Guitar: Jean Louis Bikunda. Drums: Simolo Katondi. Animation: Bizima Kodos

Wenge Maison Mere - Terrain Eza Mine (2000) Forgotten generique yet one of their best! Guitar soloist: Japonais Maladi. Bass Guitar: Mimiche Bass (RIP) Drums: Papy Kakol. Animation: Celeo Scram & Bill Kalonji

Werrason - Operation Dragon (2001) Guitar soloists: Mboka Liya Bourkina Faso & Flamme Kapaya. Bass Guitar: Mimiche Bass. Drums: Papy Kakol. Animation: Bill Clinton Kalonji & Celeo Scram

Bill Clinton Kalonji - Tshikmbwa Guitar soloist: Kimbangu. Bass Guitar: Mimiche Bass. Drums?

Kino Mabella - 6eme Dimension (2006) Guitar soloist: Caen Madoka. Bass Guitar: Pathy Bass. Drums: Simolo Katondi

Defao - Nzombo Le Soir (2006) Guitar soloist: Bic Rouge. Drums: Simolo Katondi. Always found it funny how this generique is a copy of Les Pipiyu's Wanted lol

Extra Musica - Le Main Noire (2007) Guitar soloist: Roga Roga. Bass Guitar: Espe Bass. Drums: Rama. Animation: Arafat

Dany Engobo & Les Coeurs Brises: On Se Melange Pas (2000) Guitar soloist: Dallas Yambosi. Bass Guitar: Jean Louis Bikunda. Drums: Simolo Katondi

Dany Engobo & Les Coeurs Brises - Akouli (2000) Guitar soloist: Nene Tchakou. Bass Guitar: Espe Bass. Drums: Simolo Katondi

Fally Ipupa - Arsenal de Belles Melodies (2009) Very underrated generique! Guitar soloist: Le Petit Kurukuru. Drums: Champion Esthetique Animation: Equaliser, Kabuya, Boussol. Bass Guitar: Coggi Bass

Congolese Music / Re: Boss Matuta revealing about what JB Mpiana did to him during the T.H. recordings

« on: May 30, 2026, 18:12 »

Quote from: Wenge1995 on May 25, 2026, 13:32

Who is this guy?

Boss Matuta in the 90s was one of the best session bass players! The best replacement bassist in Viva La Musica since Pinos and Gauthier Mukoka

He also played for Wenge Aile Paris' first two album - Molangi Ya Malasi and Nganga Nzambe.

Here is his resume
(https://www.discogs.com/artist/2338766-Boss-Matuta?superFilter=Credits)

Congolese Music / Re: Burkina Faso revealing that Werrason tried to assault him physically

« on: May 30, 2026, 18:08 »

Quote from: archos on May 28, 2026, 14:58

nsone is the 0 to 100 quickly type,he'll look at you calmly then in no time hed be stuttering hard and by the time you figure out he's in your face lol but with age that has changed a lot

Werra seems like the Joe Jackson type (Michael Jackson's father). The type of physical emasculate in front of others.

I heard being in the Maison Mere camp is brutal. If you don't defend yourself, you get eaten alive

Papy Kakol is also known to bully others if he doesn't respect you.

General / iShowSpeed's Africa tour!

« on: February 11, 2026, 19:55 »

Ghana

Botswana

Kenya

Eswatini

Angola

Ivory Coast

South Africa

Senegal

Zimbabwe

Liberia

Benin

General / Bad Bunny Halftime Superbowl Perfomance

« on: February 11, 2026, 19:47 »

First Halftime Superbowl performance with over 130 million viewers worldwide

General / Black African Conquistadors that reached the Americas before the 1600s

« on: February 11, 2026, 19:45 »

Happy Black History Month ladies and gentlemen

Here are some historical factors on the first black people to reach the Americas

Estevanico

Estevanico (c. 1500–1539), Esteban de Dorantes and Estevanico the Moor, was the first African and person to explore North America and one of the last four survivors of the Narváez expedition.

Little is known about Estevanico's background but contemporary accounts described him as a "negro alárabe" or ""Arabic-speaking black man" " native to Azemmour, Morocco. In 1522, he was sold as a slave to the Spanish nobleman Andrés Dorantes de Carranza in the Portuguese-controlled Moroccan town of Azemmour.

Starting in 1528, he participated in the Narváez expedition, which set out from Cuba under the leadership of Pánfilo de Narváez to explore and colonize Spanish Florida. After numerous challenges, including shipwrecks and enslavement by Native Americans, Estevanico, along with three other survivors, escaped their captivity in 1534 and became medicine men. They embarked on an epic journey, covering nearly 2,000 miles, through the American interior, becoming the first Europeans and African to enter the American West. Their travels were greeted with respect and admiration from the indigenous communities, and they finally reached a Spanish settlement in Sinaloa, Mexico, in July 1536.

Their tales of rich civilizations in the north captivated Spaniards in Mexico City, leading the Viceroy of New Spain, Antonio de Mendoza, to commission Fray Marcos de Niza to search for the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola. Estevanico served as a guide for the expedition, venturing ahead of the main party with a group of Sonoran Indians and trade goods. However, tragedy struck near Cíbola when the village inhabitants attacked Estevanico, leading to his death. Several contemporary accounts describe his demise but the motivations behind the attack remain unclear.

His journey, as chronicled by Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, provided insights into the peoples, wildlife, and geography of western North America.

Juan Guarrido

Juan Garrido is the best-known of the numerous African explorers who went to La Florida. He was sold into slavery as a child and taken to Lisbon (Portugal). He was later moved to Seville, at the time when Spain was beginning to explore the Caribbean. He was one of many African people (both free and enslaved) who took part in the first conquests of the New World.

Veteran conquistador
Florida was just one of his many campaigns. He also took part in the conquests of Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the islands of Guadalupe and Dominica, as well as joining the Hernando Cortés exhibitions in Mexico and Baja California.

Well-deserved reward
In recognition of his long years of service, he was named herald and keeper of the town of Mexico and was given a plot of land. He claimed that he introduced wheat farming into Mexico, which he highlighted in a list of services he sent to King Charles I of Spain.

Juan Valiente

An enslaved African who made a deal with his owner to serve as a conquistador, becoming a captain and receiving an encomienda (land and labor grant) in Chile before his death in 1553.

Congolese Music / Re: HOW CAN ONE DENY THAT KOFFI IS THE AFRICA’S GREATEST MUSICIAN OF ALL TIME?

« on: February 11, 2026, 19:20 »

Franco Luambo Makiadi
Dr Nico Kasanda
Papa Wemba
Fela Kuti
Youssou Ndour
Manu Dibango
Cesaria Evora
Awilo Longomba

Congolese Music / THE BEST NDOMBOLO SONGS OF THE 2000s VIDEO MIX KOFFI JB MPIANA WERRA FALLY AWILO

« on: February 02, 2026, 18:08 »

I just dropped a new mix on my Youtube! The Best Ndombolo Songs of the 2000s featuring Koffi Olomide, JB Mpiana, Werrason, Awilo Longomba, Fally Ipupa, Extra Musica and more

Tracklist
Bana Congo - General Defao
Solola Bien - Wenge Musica
Generation Bercy - Koffi Olomide
TH - JB Mpiana
Dose Unique - Felix Wazekwa
Situation - Aurlus Mabele
Karolina - Awilo Longomba
Champion - Awilo Longomba
Bana RDC - Bozi Boziana
Generique Live Bercy - Koffi Olomide
Respect - Koffi Olomide
Alerte General - Werrason
Sautez Deja - Felix Wazekwa
Ekeko - Bozi Boziana
Bakandja - Fally Ipupa
Nzombo Le Soir - General Defao
Sebene - Madilu System & Japonais Maladi
Le Main Noire - Extra Musica

Enjoy

Congolese Music / Re: TSHE TSHE DE BALLE

« on: January 24, 2026, 20:39 »

He did a great job on this generique

Congolese Music / Re: MAITRE GIMS VS FALLY BEEF?

« on: January 24, 2026, 20:33 »

This beef is silly lol

Maitre Gims is the biggest black artist in France beside Aya Nakamura

Congolese Music / Re: Imagine an artist of Clan Wenge have such concert in Italy

« on: January 24, 2026, 20:28 »

I remember this concert. They had the late Master Mwana Congo on lead guitar and Freddy de Majunga (Soude Madiaba - Soukous) on rhythm guitar

The difference is that the late Tshala Muana in the 80s and 90s was an international superstar. She was amongst the ranks of Mbilia Bel and Abeti Masikini

Congolese Music in the 80s and 90s had a lot of international clout due to the World Music scene. Bands and artists would tour internationally in Europe, USA, Canada, Latin America, Asia and the Caribbean.

The artists of this modern generation that could do this is Fally Ipupa and maybe Ferre Gola.