Quote from: Jdog on August 16, 2015, 19:33You can't compare a falsetto to a tenor.No I mean beside Brigadier and Bill, who are, with no doubt, the best atalaku in Africa, which one of other atalakus for you is the best excluding Brigade and Bill
You can't compare a falsetto to a tenor.
what about your friend Lobeso?
Quote from: mampenza on August 16, 2015, 23:51Quote from: Jdog on August 16, 2015, 19:33You can't compare a falsetto to a tenor.No I mean beside Brigadier and Bill, who are, with no doubt, the best atalaku in Africa, which one of other atalakus for you is the best excluding Brigade and BillYeah I read it wrong, CNN and Bebe Kerozene in the past and now it's Identite,Kabuya and Bercy.
Quote from: masantula on August 16, 2015, 21:32what about your friend Lobeso? I don't consider him to be an ataluku really, he's a singer.That guy should join Mabele Elisi and sing in Kimongo,that's what suits him.
Ahahahahahah he might no be an atalaku but the guy he's really good I really don't understand why he had so much little space in I get a even though he had some good material unreleased like Babola nga epeli moto na Tia wapi Tia na se... Na Tia eee Na Tia eee Tia na we. I mean he should make understand Bercy that Brigade left he was the number one but now I am the only atalaku who can carry on on this movement but instead except that beautiful musselu crie which is structured like a choir nothing much
My actual favorite animator who happens to be a great atakalu was Pepe Kalle. This song sums it up well. I actually would like to see Bill Kalonji, and Celeo Scram try to do.
Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on August 17, 2015, 22:31My actual favorite animator who happens to be a great atakalu was Pepe Kalle. This song sums it up well. I actually would like to see Bill Kalonji, and Celeo Scram try to do. You will always have good time when you listen to Pepe Kalle music he had some great atalakus, my favorite was and I'd Djouna Mumbafu