Author Topic: FORMER SINGER OF DAKUMUDA AND FERRE ENVIE MAYONNAISE TALKS ABOUT WITCHCRAFT  (Read 465 times)

archos on: January 23, 2025, 16:41

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He said late dakumuda's group was rehearsing in his family house because a lot of his relatives were friends of dakumuda who were sponsoring him and so on,and since dakumuda after switching to gospel music admitted having done witchcraft he is asked if he saw things looking like witchcraft during his time in the band,and he said of course and he talked about once when they went to a sorcerer wa roma to see how dakumuda was positioning spiritually among the top artists and the guy while doing his ceremony lit up candles with names of the big stars of that moment koffi jb werra wazekwa karmapa dakumuda... and the candle which would resist the most without crumbling would mean that those are the most powerful artists in the game,and karmapa's candle crumbled in no time,then himself dakumuda,then wazekwa then jb and koffi and werra' candles stayed strong till the end
so the sorcerer told him see you have to reinforce and earlier on years prior to that he saw dakumuda arriving at funerals of riva menga with a big white dress and bare feet and he took the crowd with him while jb who is normally more powerful and more popular than him was there
and another time there had to be a ceremony in which dakumuda had to cut the head of a goat and bury it in cemetery but while about to do it but he felt strong stomach pain surely because of the fact in his family its forbidden to be directly involved into witchcraft sacrifices so something happened last minute to block him from participating and he rushed to find some toilet to ease out his discomfort,and the guy of the group who did it was then named chef d'orchestre and the rest of the goat had to be prepared so that the group eats and him envie having some spiritual power in himself due to being from a family of traditional chief smelled a trap and did not eat,as it was a way a lot of leaders use to take full spiritual control of the musicians even if they leave until they find a way to counter it,another thing he was finding suspect is that after reunions or some rehearsals they had to wash their hands together in a basin and then they did not what happeneed after with it
about ferre he said he literally lived with ferre at his house and that he was not seeing anything strange,but he knew there was  witchcraft around as "common" in our music,and that himself at some point was victim of a mystic attack in the band and the other singer who did him that was hit back with hernia
by the way its also him who once said in the interview which for whatever reason did not go viral,that he knew that fally and ferre were talking to each other during their solo careers

Mfumu Vata #1 on: January 24, 2025, 05:33

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Congolese musicians don't have respect. People are mourning and y'all are coming there to test your popularity or challenge rivals pfffff

Wow. So Dona Beija who used to dance for Werrason and late Dakumuda, was a witch ? Was that the reason why she left Maison Mère ?  He mentioned also Papy Kakol, who was apparently his boyfriend.

The story of candals made me think about one of the interviews that Hassan Tseke made with Teddy Mola, confirming the words of Celezino (who said that even Jus d'Ete Mulopwe does witchcraft, but on a low level), that you had different levels of witchcraft. Man, I don't trust Hassan Tseke. He claims that he's muslim and works for Allah (God). But I'm sure that when you start with, you can't make a step back anymore. I noticed that all musicians who used to live with the big bandleaders at home, always say that they never saw something strange at home. But talking in front of camera is different than talking in private. I think that many will get shocked when people around former bandleaders will start recording them, when they will talk about their bandleaders.

I don't know, who said it (I think JF Ifonge years ago), but that even when bandleaders are finished that they continue witchcraft or keeping sleeping with the wives or their friends/bandmembers/family-members, because of getting orders to do so otherwise they can lose their head or falling ill. Is that true ?

Wait isn't it the same 'papa wa roma' who used to receive shout-outs in songs (I don't remember if it was Papa Wemba or Madilu who used to give him sometimes shout-outs). I always thought that it was a sapeur living in Italy lol. It's the 3th or 4th time that I discover about someone actually being a witchdoctor instead of a donor or sapeur
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archos #2 on: January 24, 2025, 12:34

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yes once you get into it its very difficult to get out,you still have a lot of things to respect and unless you counter it somehow they still can take people from you
i have myself an uncle who was not even a popular musician,he was playing sax in a group 40 years ago and til now he has to wake up late in the night and go to "careffour ya avenue" to bury stuff and things like that, he's trying to get out of it but most of those big pastors we see are into the game so he's just wasting his time going there to be saved
loool yeah possible haha its incredible how omar wenze,le copperfield and co fooled people to believe they were just businessmen