Author Topic: MIPENDE VS JE NE TE CALCULE PAS  (Read 5308 times)

Manzambi94 on: August 28, 2016, 00:26

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Mipende was promoted better, but je ne te calcule pas was pure fire. So guys what is your choice??


Mipende made in a Mabele Elisi style in modern key, it seemed more of a folkloristic song than a generique no guitar at all and almost a solo effort from Lobeso with slip from Bercy Mwana



Je Ne Te Calcule Pas a song that it is really catchy and had a killer solo by Tolbert it has been a long time since in the Congolese music the guitar solo was played this well, after 7 years of wait and a Primus generique (Kiyunguzuna) Fusèe had the space to showcase his talent with the guidance of Pajo Calula and Genta Lisimo.

Jdog #1 on: August 28, 2016, 18:54

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You can't really compare folklore to sebene.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

Manzambi94 #2 on: August 28, 2016, 21:29

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You can't really compare folklore to sebene.
Why not they are two different styles but it is always music.

mvulusi96 #3 on: August 28, 2016, 21:47

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KAISARI #4 on: August 29, 2016, 03:48

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I am sucker for folklore so I will lean on Mipende. Quesion!!! if its solo guitar you like, why didn't you compare Calcule to Yo Te?
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Manzambi94 #5 on: August 29, 2016, 09:05

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I am sucker for folklore so I will lean on Mipende. Quesion!!! if its solo guitar you like, why didn't you compare Calcule to Yo Te?

Yo Te was horrible, is one of the ugliest generique ever from Werra, poor video, poor cries abd poor promotion, Mipende even though is folkloristic has more class than yo te