Author Topic: YANNICK DINDO SOUNDS A BIT CLOSER TO THEIR DAD YOGO THAN LOLA MUANA  (Read 5934 times)

archos on: January 03, 2015, 10:34

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I feel that this voice is more natural with yannick whereas lola sometimes exagerates to try to sound like ya yogo and the result is bad

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #1 on: January 03, 2015, 11:46

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I feel that this voice is more natural with yannick whereas lola sometimes exagerates to try to sound like ya yogo and the result is bad
Yes, this one sounds more like the dad, his older brother Lola pushes it too much especially when doing that trademark ''goat sound.''  ;D
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SoukousFan #2 on: January 04, 2015, 13:34

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I feel that this voice is more natural with yannick whereas lola sometimes exagerates to try to sound like ya yogo and the result is bad
Yes, this one sounds more like the dad, his older brother Lola pushes it too much especially when doing that trademark ''goat sound.''  ;D

Lol So is it possible that Lola can do away with that effect? watching the bercy concert, whenever they were singing chorus, you can hear that ''effect'' ... ai Lola

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #3 on: January 04, 2015, 14:08

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Lol So is it possible that Lola can do away with that effect? watching the bercy concert, whenever they were singing chorus, you can hear that ''effect'' ... ai Lola
He can but it should be hard as he's used to to it now as that's his singing style.
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Mwana Nsalu #4 on: January 04, 2015, 16:12

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does he say anything of note in the interview?

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #5 on: January 04, 2015, 16:40

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does he say anything of note in the interview?
Nothing much apart from self praise, having a few cheap shots at others especially the former ataluku Blaise, remembering past glory for Didier Lacoste's album Kingongolo which won awards,  praising his absentee boss Didier Lacoste who spends most of his time in Europe and not forgetting mentioning people's names(mabanga). ;D ;D
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Jdog #6 on: January 04, 2015, 16:51

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I really feel bad for Didier Lacoste's musicians, because it's like their  neglected.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

archos #7 on: January 04, 2015, 18:18

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indeed lacoste has copied the bad sides of older musicians,like telling his musicians  the fact they are next to a star like him is their salary, forbidding musician to perform when he is not there,humiliating his musicians based on rumours and so on
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