Author Topic: WAZEKWA KNEW HOW TO ADJUST TO PAPA WEMBA'S STYLE QUITE WELL  (Read 3078 times)

archos on: April 06, 2016, 18:04

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 typical viva style of lyrics, i was told that papa wemba requested to wazekwa a "dance" song to cope with new generation and within hours  wazekwa wrote that and gave him

mvulusi96 #1 on: April 06, 2016, 19:29

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Ooh I taught that Shai Ngenge's brother wrote that.  Now I understand why Wazekwa always regets the end of his collaboration with Papa Wemba and why Koffi refused him on Wake Up as songwriter. His songs fitted Wemba very well. I still laughs about how Koffi called angry Wazekwa on the phone, when he heard that he gave Wemba La Reference and Nzete ya Sequia on Foridoles. "Omoni te ndenge vieux wana abebisi ba nzembo. Nga mutu na crakisaka ba momi". kiekiekiekiekie
What are the other songs Wazekwa wrote for Wemba & Koffi beside Nzete ya Sequia, Reference, Kaokokorobo, Apres Tout, Koweit Rive Gauche & Papa Plus? I remember that you wrote on Vibes d'Afrique an topic about the real songwriters from songs of Koffi, Clan Wenge, Wemba, etc (Pascal Poba, Bogus, Kibens, Senado, Suzuki, Do Akongo, etc.) is it possible to rewrite it here again ?

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #2 on: April 07, 2016, 12:36

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Top song. This was really popular in Zambia together with Kaokokorobo.
LE BIG BOSS

mampenza #3 on: April 07, 2016, 14:08

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I don't understand congolese songwriter, they could start their career with the song they are writing, Wazekwa, why he didn't kept this songs for him?