I ask because it features WMM, with Werra doing mabanga. The first half was recorded at the same time at the Temps Present Paris studio sessions, but the song didn't make the album cut for whatever reason. I like it , but quite a choppy sebene song, even featuring Bill Clinton and Celeo although their vocals were edited in after the initial recording
It was kind of a Nzong-Nzing. If I remember well, after releasing the générique Danger Ezali, which was dedicated to Skol and had some success in Kinshasa, Flamme Kapaya appeared on TV (I think it was with journalist Jacky Ndala), saying he was working on a project with his friends Celeo and Bill Clinton to revive the nostalgia of Wenge Musica Maison Mère. He said the project was called Surprise. Around the same time, he also introduced his double-neck guitar, Madame Jacqueline.But for whatever reason, he decided to use the song originally dedicated to Floriant Miokono and added the sessions he had recorded with Bill and Celeo. He also recorded other tracks like Ba Chômeurs and Humanité, turning the project into an EP, which he renamed Ebebaka Mabe.After releasing the album, he performed together with Celeo and Bill Clinton Kalonji at Hall de la Gombe, but unfortunately, the album and concert didn't meet much success.It’s crazy how most attention went to the song Miokono, while there were génériques like Ebebaka Mabe (with Celeo and Flamme) and Bal Populaire (which was kind of an instrumental).