Author Topic: SHAKA KONGO WANTS DISCUSSION WITH COMBATTANTS OVER RETURN OF EUROPE CONCERTS  (Read 3708 times)

archos on: March 28, 2015, 10:10

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He says he is not talking to those from them who already had some power in the past in drc and now just wants to get back those positions and its advantages,but to  those who have real projects for the good of the country,its high time to have a proper discussion and he asks combattants in general to put any political aspect of the question aside( the fact  they sang for elections or mention government members in songs) and accept discussion because he watchs international channels often and you can see how  much congolese music has dropped and many other music which are not even that good are being more popular

Jdog #1 on: March 28, 2015, 11:22

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Good initiative but who is he (not in a bad way) for the "people" to even take him seriously? And I honestly believe Koffi can single handly end it but we already know his situation.
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archos #2 on: March 28, 2015, 11:35

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Actually this guy has written loads of letters to government over this issue,but the various conflicts between artists made it impossible to organize reunions,he also wrote letters in order to call those artists and make them reconcile especially the case of koffi and jb who both apparently declined .....but yeah this action would have much more impact if it was a star who did it
yes i have always said koffi can sort it on his own but  he is not doing it because he does not feel supported enough for his problem of rape but at the same time does not do much to maintain good relationship with most of the other big names(not saying  its only him who is at fault for evertythiung) so its kind of normal that they are distant to his problem,except jb and manda chante who were talking about it in some interviews and were ready to  participate to process before both falled out with him
if all those big names could put their pride aside and stand together as one i am sure there will be steps forwards

KAISARI #3 on: March 28, 2015, 13:06

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Why not the musicians in the diaspora, why can't they come together or are they also behind the ban?
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archos #4 on: March 28, 2015, 13:19

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Why not the musicians in the diaspora, why can't they come together or are they also behind the ban?

yes some are behind,and overall they are not "powerful" enough,simple exemple it took meje30 almost  a month of negotiations just to go for a tour in one of the popular quarters where there are plenty of congolese guys to promote her album

EMOVICTEAM #5 on: March 29, 2015, 08:20

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I have to sing this song again and again: No way can a musician or musicians sort out this mess. Its the office of His Excellency,  Kabila, his foreign affairs Minister and Ambassadors accredited,  to deal with this. It can only take one single letter to all countries hosting these fools and the game of peace will begin.

I am a Government official in my location and I understood the procedure of dealing with such fools.
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