I've always enjoyed
A La Queue Leu Leu, but at times it sounds like it was recorded in a tin can (best comparison I can make), especially with how the snare drum was tuned. In contrast,
Kibuisa had more natural, timeless sound throughout.
Remember it was a group album whilst kibuisa is a solo album
I don't think there is much differenze, especially when you see the generique of a group or a solo album fyom an Orchestra.
Artists usually get annoyed when journalists try to compare solo albums to group albums. Although the band is backbone of both types of albums, solo albums are (almost) entirely conceptualized the artist. For group albums, the band collectively creates a theme and everyone contributes a song, then the boss decides which songs will make the cut. The boss typically has just one song to their name.
For some group albums, you'd be amazed at the minimal input artists made, like Wemba with Viva albums of the 90s. He wanted his musicians to shine as much as possible. Mabanga is their way making a stamp of band ownership.