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NEWSIDE96 on: August 24, 2015, 16:42

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I loved who they interpreted the sebene very good

Congomusiclover001 #1 on: August 24, 2015, 19:55

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JTROIS has always been a good singer, but he couldn't shine because WATA turned off most microphones but his. I wonder what he's up to these days.

NEWSIDE96 #2 on: August 24, 2015, 21:57

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JTROIS has always been a good singer, but he couldn't shine because WATA turned off most microphones but his. I wonder what he's up to these days.

 ;D No I doubt it Jitrois is probably one of my second voice best singers but obviously tenor singers get the attention easily look in Wenge Musica JB was the man solely because he sings higher compared to Werrason who was behind him in the pecking order. 

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #3 on: August 24, 2015, 23:21

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JTROIS has always been a good singer, but he couldn't shine because WATA turned off most microphones but his. I wonder what he's up to these days.
The sound engineer sets up the mixer. Wata was Wene Maison Mére's lead singer and at this show he was leading and using Werrason's microphone at the centre,am sure you've noticed that in Congolese music and others, the lead singer is usually at the center and their mic is more amplified. I also agree ith Newside, tenorists are more appreciated in the music world,they tend to still the limelight because of the solo vocals and what they can do with them especially the high notes.
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Congomusiclover001 #4 on: August 25, 2015, 03:11

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JTROIS has always been a good singer, but he couldn't shine because WATA turned off most microphones but his. I wonder what he's up to these days.
The sound engineer sets up the mixer. Wata was Wene Maison Mére's lead singer and at this show he was leading and using Werrason's microphone at the centre,am sure you've noticed that in Congolese music and others, the lead singer is usually at the center and their mic is more amplified. I also agree ith Newside, tenorists are more appreciated in the music world,they tend to still the limelight because of the solo vocals and what they can do with them especially the high notes.
Lol......I kinda understand the concept and how the sound is set up. I was just poking fun at WATA. He's Werra's lead guy so I understand and expect him to be in charge when the main man is not yet on stage. It's just funny that others don't usually have a lot of part like WATA.