Author Topic: Archive; KOFFI - INTEGRAL (2008)  (Read 2186 times)

Pabloone71 on: November 01, 2019, 11:12

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In these songs on DVD, Koffi at least he put the without-mabanga in Europe. Too bad so sad that Deplick is left for more space, there were many lists of singers he joined QL (Les Mineurs).
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mvulusi96 #1 on: November 01, 2019, 12:04

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you mean that there were there was alot mabanga missing ? I think that this this topic was already posting one or two years ago when it was uploaded on JMK's channel

All clips of this dvd were already recorded before the official release of BEK (from August 2007 until Mars 2008). That's why alot of mabanga is missing, because Koffi did finish the mabanga part when he went to finish the recordingsession in April 2008 (Still weird why he waited then 4 months to release it, maybe he was waiting for Temps Present) and adding also some verbs to attack Wazekwa who dissed him very hard in Quel Demande Le Peuple.

Then when the album came out he had some problems with the censor-commission, so he went to re-correct some lyrics (he also removed that part of Cindy moaning in the start of Salopette hahahaha. I still don't understand what that had to do with the subject of Salopette). But most lyrics and film-scenes stayed the same, like the part where Koffi is removing the girl bra in l'Eau l'Eau l'Eau or in Soupou when the girl is coming out the swimming-pool (I remember Garry Iwele looking for that girl to interview her hahahahaha).



from 26:10. The reconcilation of Koffi Olomide and Pius Mabuilu (boss of tv channel RTGA) after being months boycotted on RTGA for having sended boyguard to beat his tv-camera man during the concert of Valentine days at Grand Hotel.

Look how furious Koffi when Youssou N'dour is about to go back after visiting Koffi at his house in Montfleury. Because of Youssou Ndour confronting him for Kinshasa not having ultra-modern studios and concerthalls while it a big cultural country and asking why he (Koffi) not is using his notoriety in Congo and Koffi defending that he isn't supported by the Congolese governement (zero support) while he Youssou is supported by the Senegalese governement and had subvention for his tv-channel and studios, but Youssou then countering back with other arguments. I remember Koffi talking about that before Abacadabra, revealing all this what I said and saying that Youssou was right in reality, but asking then again from help from the Congolese governement which still didn't happen.

Is Cindy's dad still alive or his he really dad. Because I remember all people claiming that he died when he received his car from Koffi, claiming that he sacrified his dad. But you know how Congolese people are. (1:54:57 min).

This era really marked the end of the Ndombolo-era. Back at those most people wanted to see their leaders sing and recording sebene-songs was seen as a sign, you were then seen as a fake artist and 'faux chanteur. With Koffi, JB Mpiana, Fally and Ferre all starting to have those acoustic concerts to show their quality as singer and Werrason being mocked for not doing it and making the mistake in multiple interview by saying concert artcoustique instead of acoustique. Koffi's concert at Theatre Gymnase Marie Bell, ended up by being cancelled, because of not having received visa's but there were still some people who came because they weren't aware about that and there were also alot of combattans who were about to block the concert because of being furious that Koffi performed in Rwanda while there were people dying in Eastern Congo and for calling Laurent Nkunda Congolese and saying that women from Rwanda are the most beautifel women in the world which angered them.



mvulusi96 #2 on: November 01, 2019, 12:09

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I was so happy when I bought this dvd at the Hermene Kaba shop in Matonge. It was so lucky because it was just released on the market when I came there. All visitors wanted to copy my dvd and when I wanted to refuse they were calling me "motema mabe, etc." blablabla. Me then saying that we have to support our artists and them saying "basi ba bonga deja, est que okanisi bako kabela yo mbongo, etc. blabla. tika biso to copier dvd wana" and I telling them do what they want after to much pressure.