The interview starts with a female journalist talking about sapeurs and her talking to the president of local sapeurs (the guy spend 1000$ for clothes SMH). After remembering the king of the Sapolgie Papa Wemba 3x Hustler comes out of a car and the interviewer starts to ask him things about career life and mostly sapeur life.
Fally says that is part of Congolese culture and that Papa Wemba, Koffi and Werra music always coming with Sapologue, he then shows her the repetition place, and then the orchestra give a little flesh of Sweet Life.
The interviewer asks Fally what is the secret behind being the most selling artist in Congo and Cally says that even though it is because he got a three album contract with universal and this is one of the reasons he is getting so much successful, he really commits to the promotion of the music of the guys in his group having an independent mindset as well. Then he explains that ( much like Papa Wemba in my opinion) he has a double career the European one the one that alloweds him to perform in such big halls as Olympia and Zenith and the other more Congolese one the dedicace the seben, the rumba. The interviewer smiling says you become an Entrepreneur, he said smiling too well a Philanthropist one and by that he produce foreign artist (Unlike other Congolese big artist/producer in my opinion) and all the guys behind him and then he answer that is good for visibility being the ambassador of kartel a telephone company. About the love/rival bond in African music between R.D.C. and Cote D'Ivoire he said that Congolese music is not alone now but it is still the best and in general African music is the best for structure and overall, what African music misses is money, infrastructure and many things that helps people of overseas to see African music, along with piraterie, and the right of author, hoping that this will change. Plus interview to Therese Kirongozi a female engineer that invented a robot to make sure that traffic is controlled. I went crazy on this news
