Author Topic: Djolina Mandudila paying tribute to Manuaku, Nyoka Longo and Salif Keita  (Read 1148 times)

Mfumu Vata on: September 11, 2022, 15:14

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Franco Pepe Kalle #1 on: September 12, 2022, 05:55

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Mfumu Vata #2 on: September 12, 2022, 09:22

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He is after Chrisitan Zitu, Wenge’s second rhythm player. He played rhythm in the albums Bouger Bouger (aka’ Mulolo) and Live! (Remix album of Mulolo). But he didn’t get the chance twice to travel to Europe with them while being the brain behind the albums Kalayi Boeing, Pleins Feux & Kin E Bouge. He decided go to UK on his own but a few years later he got deported. He joined Wenge El Paris briefly but it didn’t really work and after Wenge’s split he joined Wenge Maison Mere, but he wasn’t really accepted there so he decided to join Wenge BCBG. However JB Mpiana was preferring the new Alba Accomapgnero. Despite missing the trip to Zénith, he recruited a bunch of guitarists, drummers and singers for JB Mpiana to form a new PPU team after that Kibens, Rio and Chai Ngenge got moved to the first team. Guys like Gessan Sakoko, Dolin Masengi, etc. were all recruited and trained by him. But after a few months Djolina felt that JB in reality didn’t want of him so he left and moved to South Africa where he became a brother in Christ for a short moment.