Yes it is Stino Mubi in Abu Pia, its written in the booklet

Can you post the whole booklet. I’m looking it for years. For me it was the best booklet ever. Do have also Nouvelle Ecriture 1997 and those of Koffi Olomide ?

I dont have any booklet of Koffi, I am also looking for the booklet of the Loi, Danger de mort and Force de frappe

I'm looking for the booklet on Bantous Monument on their 1996 album chimene does anyone have it?

Thanks alot. I never noticted that Wemba put Do Akongo in the thanking-list. Did he sold songs to him ? I wonder what Koffi was thinking about it or people of his staff. Where's Tata Longi Sebaret now ? I found his exorcision-part in Kikongo in the song Elongi Ya Jesus very funny. It made me think about those 'Mpeve Ya Longo'-churches in Kinshasa back in those days. He used to be a key-member in Viva La Musica sharing the lead-guitar with Demukuse (R.I.P.). There was a moment that people were saying that he was homeless and that he was sleeping in restaurants of Paris as a guard.


If it was Koffi Olomide, than he would put in big that he sung with Jocelyne Beroard, who's one of Kassav's vocalist and who sung hitsongs like Siwo and Kole-Serre. She's seen as a legend in France and the French West Indies. But Papa Wemba didn't hype that he sung with her in Bonjour Daddy.

Here's Sebaret working with Gloria back in 2015

Stino had a vocal in fula Ngenge (song : abu Pia )

Joly Mubiala never sang on Reponse Polo Kina and Everybody.

We can notice that Reddy did not participate much on the albums, lidjo  had many complicities with stino (who’s bad gimmick )

why did Joly mubialq leave victoria for choc stars and viva?

No, that was Cele Le Roi (RIP).

I think that Lidjo and Stino were close because they came both from Kikwit were they grew up before coming in Kinshasa. Lidjo btw used to play in the same band with Emeneya in Kikwit and Stino used to be the friend of Emeneya's younger brother. I think that Lidjo Kwempa is a mumbala like Stino, but i'm not sure. Reddy is also a mumbala, but he's a mwana kin and don't like that kind of stuff hahaha lol only if he needs money from Andre Kimbuta, Godard Motemona and Aubin Minaku. I liked the way how Stino payed to tribute to his roots in Code 36.15, Ndosi and Interlude Bambala. Also Lidjo Kwempa with Espe and his vocals in Ceci Cela. I think that Lidjo would have got more respect if he and Nouvelle Generation came back to Kinshasa in 1994, but they all didn't had papers.

Joly Mubiala left because Emeneya wasn't paying them well anymore. That's the samething what made Makolin & Djudjuchet leave Victoria Eleison in 1987. Joly wanted to settle in Europe so with Choc Stars he profited to come and in Europe and decided then there to join Viva La Musica, but he was still participating in studio-albums of his big brother Kes (Djo Kester remix '91, Reponse Polo Kina '92, Everybody '93, Pas de Contact '95 and Succes Fous '97).

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For the generique of Fula Ngenge, is it true that Thierry Mogratana is the composer of the music? I hear Papa Wemba mention his name towards the end of the song even though he is not credited. Why did he select Ramazani to interpret Thierry's composition?

@mvulusi96

For the generique of Fula Ngenge, is it true that Thierry Mogratana is the composer of the music? I hear Papa Wemba mention his name towards the end of the song even though he is not credited. Why did he select Ramazani to interpret Thierry's composition?

Mogratana isn’t the composer. It’s Ramazani’s creation. They just mentioned his name with that of Deo Sfr & Ba Fioti Fioti for respect. Wemba left Deo & Thierry behind in Kinshasa when they came for 45 days in Europe (their first Zenith with Viva La Musica, Molokai & Les Quattro and the recordings of Fula Ngenge).

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What happened to Deo Sfr? He was such an impactful drummer, but I heard he passed away. He was very young.

He died in a big accident after performing in Masina. Everybody in the bus died. It happened some weeks after the release of Somo Trop.