Author Topic: Jb regrets singing for Kabila  (Read 3958 times)

Jdog on: December 21, 2013, 05:10

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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #1 on: December 21, 2013, 10:24

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I saw some comments from people saying people have not understood JB Mpiana words well in this interview,what did he say exactly.
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archos #2 on: December 21, 2013, 12:51

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in short,he says artists are artists and politicians are politicians
when asked if he regrets singing for kabila,he said he has to think twice before using that word because it can be badly interpreted by soma people
in some other countries where they have been to,it was not a problem to sing for  a campaign of a presidentor even opposition member,but seeing how big a deal it became in congolese community,of course he regrets
he hope people understand they are not politicians,and once again sains sorry in the name of all congolese musicians
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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #3 on: December 22, 2013, 11:24

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@archos said:
in short,he says artists are artists and politicians are politicians
when asked if he regrets singing for kabila,he said he has to think twice before using that word because it can be badly interpreted by soma people
in some other countries where they have been to,it was not a problem to sing for  a campaign of a presidentor even opposition member,but seeing how big a deal it became in congolese community,of course he regrets
he hope people understand they are not politicians,and once again sains sorry in the name of all congolese musicians
Thanx archos. It is very clear that he values democracy hence his good choice of words to say that he was exercising his democratic right and he explicitly compares to other countries, very intelligent!
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