Author Topic: Maika Munan explaining how Marie Paul learned him the ndombolo-rhythm  (Read 1355 times)

mvulusi96 on: September 29, 2019, 21:22

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Maika Munan explaining how Marie Paul learned him the ndombolo-rhythm when he was working on the manquette-version when they were about to record the Le Monde Envers-album in South Africa, Maika Munan then on his turn bringing it to Paris explaining Caien Madoka and co how play it when they started recording Reddy's album Ziggy, because they were in Paris still on the old style.

Maika Munan killed me by saying the way Marie Paul told him "mais wana eza ki-Mopero" and later when he made the new manquette "aah sikoyo ki-mopero elongwe" hahahah.

Someone told me that Marie Paul was really on Maika's nerves when they were recording El Paris's album.

archos #1 on: September 29, 2019, 23:34

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 Mann you should have seen him during kin e bouger recording,he was giving makaba a hard time too because boosted by his complementarity with jb he thought he could be too heavily involved in arrangement :D :D :D
i can imagine his  voice " heinheinheinhein vieux wana ki mopero'eiiiiiiiin ozo'mprendre" :D :D :D