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  Beniko's Attentat Ndombolo rhythm. One of the most versatile rhythms - also used in Number One.

Beniko's Attentat Ndombolo rhythm. One of the most versatile rhythms - also used in Number One.

Wow it's actually popolipo who created that rhythm wow man I thought it was Do akongo or ridens makosso who made that rhythm.

And is it me or fally seems to be get old damn I still remember him as the tall skinny guy who always danced well.

Beniko's Attentat Ndombolo rhythm. One of the most versatile rhythms - also used in Number One.

Wow it's actually popolipo who created that rhythm wow man I thought it was Do akongo or ridens makosso who made that rhythm.

Koffi loved the rhythm to bits. Most of the repetitions in '99 leading up to Attentat featured vocals and dances based on the rhythm.

Popolipo contributed alot to Quartier Latin's rhythm and development of guys like Felly Tyson, Lebou Kabuya & Rock Blanchard. No wonder that Koffi still regrets his departure till this day.

Popolipo contributed alot to Quartier Latin's rhythm and development of guys like Felly Tyson, Lebou Kabuya & Rock Blanchard. No wonder that Koffi still regrets his departure till this day.

if he regrets it so much why doesn't he just call him, he was a fool for not bringing him to bercy