Author Topic: FERRE GOLA INTERVIEW ABOUT IS DAUGHTER AND UPCOMING ALBUM!!!!!!!!!!!  (Read 9610 times)

Roméo Seben on: August 14, 2016, 16:53

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CM PRINCE #1 on: August 15, 2016, 00:20

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I haven't got time to watch this can someone translate??

Longbluesquid #2 on: August 15, 2016, 03:50

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Please let's have sebenes on this, bring Congolese music back!!!!

Manzambi94 #3 on: August 15, 2016, 11:18

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In short he said that the album would be like the others with one generique and a lot of rumbas basicly all rumbas, the album will be out on october and only 2 songs are left a rumba for Boss Chez Ntemba and another person which I don't remember the name, then for the daughter after Papy Mboma goes really slowly in the subject, telling him things like I know you since long time but I will never judge your private life and so on, on the question of her daughter, putting an image of her on the screen and as soon as Férre sees her say she is Davina and indirectly say she is his daughter saying that she can come to his house everytime for playing with her sisters and so on, and he says that the image of seeing her daughter speaking like that about him really hurts him, but he forgives her, beecause he suspects that her grandfathers (Davina's grandfathers) are behind this, and he says that the journalist that took Davina's invite to show her story is not going to be the one who pays all the minerval money (school money) and all the things she need, then he says that this thing will only affects her, because she is an underage girl, and now everybody in Congo will see her differently and you never know how her life is gonna be.
So shortly he said that it was a plan of her grandfather just because he hates Férre and to publicly shame him about her daughter for personal reasons
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archos #4 on: August 15, 2016, 11:26

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 sorry if this is said in a ferre topic  but this " the song for x or y donor" thing have killed congolese music, in the past the songs had a lot of meaning then somebody it was eventually dedicated to,nowadays its more of a money contest and each "pretre" has to have one song in album of all the stars, and the guys even almost decide the lyrics themselves sometimes

Manzambi94 #5 on: August 15, 2016, 11:33

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sorry if this is said in a ferre topic  but this " the song for x or y donor" thing have killed congolese music, in the past the songs had a lot of meaning then somebody it was eventually dedicated to,nowadays its more of a money contest and each "pretre" has to have one song in album of all the stars, and the guys even almost decide the lyrics themselves sometimes
Archos you know in what situation Congo is, so the donors are the guy who are making effort for the congolese music to keep going, so they have to do that, no Europe shows, very few cd bought because of piratery, yes it is bad because there is no more message in the music but they need to feed their kids

archos #6 on: August 15, 2016, 11:52

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 yes indeed i understand that point  but what pisses me off is that  there was farrrrr more message in the songs done for people as a sign a friendship than when it became a whole business,i was listening  to reddy's music today and there were songs for didi kinuani,hippo tums and co but these were classics,today we have songs sold up to  over 30000 dollars yet  songs are good at best
surely the level of songwriters has also dropped big time

Roméo Seben #7 on: August 15, 2016, 12:43

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THANKS FOR THE TRANSLATION Manzambi94.

Ferre must be joking right? ONE GENERIQUE!!!! if it's only one a would be very  mad...

For the girl it's obvious she's manipulated by very bad people(who want more money)  because like Ferre said it's her who will suffer the most in the end.

For the donor part you both are right. it's a problem but it's necessary.

Matebu #8 on: August 15, 2016, 23:28

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yes indeed i understand that point  but what pisses me off is that  there was farrrrr more message in the songs done for people as a sign a friendship than when it became a whole business,i was listening  to reddy's music today and there were songs for didi kinuani,hippo tums and co but these were classics,today we have songs sold up to  over 30000 dollars yet  songs are good at best
surely the level of songwriters has also dropped big time

Songs like Papito and Augustine come to mind for superb songs that were dedicated to a bigshot donor, but nevertheless had a great message, which made them classics.

Nowadays they get the songs from the same pool of songwriters (El Dorado and co.), then they simply change some words to the donor's name and the donor's slogans. Listening closely, you can tell they're reading the lyrics off a piece of paper in one or two takes, so there's no passion in the singing like songs of yesteryear.

Furthermore, the structure of the songs are so similar that you at times think you've repeated a song. Boite Noire had some good rhumbas, but the acoustic guitar arrangements of the songs were too similar, in my opinion.

archos #9 on: August 16, 2016, 09:22

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 the generation of eldorado,pascal phoba,senado and co are not involved as much as they used to be in today's albums because they are too aware of their rights they can not anymore be pleased with one jeans plus 500 dollars at best and a pair of shoes... so 90 per cent come from " petit moko boye azalaka na ngaba ou na lemba " and so on, not anymore from that class of very educated songwriters so the level drops big time
reddy once said that when he said on tv that he was now ready to get songs from songwriters and some came at him he felt like slapping them and kicking them out  because the level was beyond ridiculous :D :D :D :D

Jdog #10 on: August 16, 2016, 17:57

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It will be a bummer to just have one generiques and the rest are just rhumba.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

EMOVICTEAM #11 on: August 16, 2016, 18:25

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This is why I have said time and time again that ferre Gola has disrespected the music that made him famous, wenge musica music. Werrason and Jb or makaba must be burying heads in the sand when they hear ferres long boring ballads that consume all the space on a cd. I like fally who does not forget were he comes from.

Manzambi94 #12 on: August 16, 2016, 21:48

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It is his style, it has always been and it will always be, in the interview he even said that fans have to be aware that the album will be not very different from the others, and the same phrase that gives the name of the album "What I said" (qu'est-ce que j'avais dit) is a clear reference to say that it is something already seen or not new.

EMOVICTEAM #13 on: August 17, 2016, 18:34

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What style are u talking about. Wenge musica played ballads but they had some space for  sebene parts. Give me a very good ballad ferre Gola has played since 100 kilo and amour interet?..i am raising dust looking. When it comes to generics, he limits the number and those few ones, 90% are dust bin songs. The only way ferre Gola will redeem himself is to go back to his history.

Manzambi94 #14 on: August 17, 2016, 18:49

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What style are u talking about. Wenge musica played ballads but they had some space for  sebene parts. Give me a very good ballad ferre Gola has played since 100 kilo and amour interet?..i am raising dust looking. When it comes to generics, he limits the number and those few ones, 90% are dust bin songs. The only way ferre Gola will redeem himself is to go back to his history.
The style of putting one generique if he really need it a second one and the last one rumbas, the subject is not about the fact of Good or Bad rumbas made by Férre but the fact that he will not change what he has done until now so one generique and the rest ballads and rumbas, I only translated what he said, the fact he will make one generique and rumbas for the rest doesn't touch me to me is better because his atalaku section sucks, and I prefer a guy outside of Wenge Musica who goes with his own style like Férre, Héritier, Robinio, Fabregas are doing, he really don't care to chase Fally or to be the best internationally, he is good like he is now, so I don't know what is your point.