Author Topic: Archive;Koffi Olomidé sur la route de Bercy - Concert au Grand Hotel de Kinshasa  (Read 15642 times)

mvulusi96 on: December 01, 2016, 22:57

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Koffi is not serious man, thinking in his head that he's Claudine AC Milan 4:40 min.
hahaha i'm sure that the public would run away from Babia, if he was fat like Pepe Kalle or J.B. Mpiana.
I didn't knew that Chouchou Mbayo was a rapper. The story what Alain Kabobo said is true, about singer using vocals of and dance-steps of singers who Koffi would let stay behind in Kinshasa. Jordan Kusa imitated Alain's and Chikito's  dance-steps at Bercy.
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archos #1 on: December 02, 2016, 11:12

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Matebu #2 on: December 02, 2016, 23:32

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mvulusi96 #3 on: December 03, 2016, 00:46

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Zingeti le Rakabak & Champion throwing shots towards JB's Zenith, who was not sold out like that of them 1 year before. Fally really healed Koffi's hart, who was before only crying and thinking about Bouro.

What made Zingeti leave Quartier Latin and what was his role in Quartier Latin? Was he in the management? Because I saw his name in the credits of management & coordination in the Droit de Veto-cd, along with Clovis Katumba, Rcihard Soudana, Jean-Jaques Bayonne, JPK Kitenge & Gunther Sukambundu

mvulusi96 #4 on: December 03, 2016, 02:01

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Bidjana who came from Wenge BCBG (they preferd Gentamicine instead of him for Zenith)  on the animations along with CNN.  I wonder where keyboard-player Ondo is nowadays.
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Jdog #5 on: December 03, 2016, 02:41

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Haha Koffi was actually twerking, besides Heritier's Romeo Golf concert I haven't really seen a V.I.P type of venue actually packed like that.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

SoukousFan #6 on: December 03, 2016, 12:26

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hahahaha 4:40 ... This was a serious regrouping, from singers to dancers

SoukousFan #7 on: December 03, 2016, 12:28

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lol koffi is twerking or what

Twerking of the late '90s early '00s , i think this was a dance move in QL

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Bidjana who came from Wenge BCBG (they preferd Gentamicine instead of him for Zenith)  on the animations along with CNN.  I wonder where keyboard-player Ondo is nowadays.
Music has really gone to the dogs. Can you imagine koffi was playing such music before? This was the time music was more than my blood in the blood vessels....liaten to beniko on solo and champion on drums. Can Seguin mignon of bcbg play drums like that? I don't think so.

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Bidjana who came from Wenge BCBG (they preferd Gentamicine instead of him for Zenith)  on the animations along with CNN.  I wonder where keyboard-player Ondo is nowadays.
Music has really gone to the dogs. Can you imagine koffi was playing such music before? This was the time music was more than my blood in the blood vessels....liaten to beniko on solo and champion on drums. Can Seguin mignon of bcbg play drums like that? I don't think so.
The reason of the decline in congolese music was all Koffis fault

Matebu #10 on: December 04, 2016, 04:10

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Bidjana who came from Wenge BCBG (they preferd Gentamicine instead of him for Zenith)  on the animations along with CNN.  I wonder where keyboard-player Ondo is nowadays.
Music has really gone to the dogs. Can you imagine koffi was playing such music before? This was the time music was more than my blood in the blood vessels....liaten to beniko on solo and champion on drums. Can Seguin mignon of bcbg play drums like that? I don't think so.
The reason of the decline in congolese music was all Koffis fault

That’s convoluted way to put it, in my opinion. Collective lack of creativity could not be sustained past the ndomobolo period and piracy slowly but surely took it’s toll, decreasing motivation.

For a genre so complex, one figure couldn't have singe-handedly changed the course, unless Koffi was by far and away the top artist, which he wasn't during those contentious times.

Some of the other guys (many whom who did not last) could’ve done great things had they created their own musical style but they opted to go the “tried and tested” route. I’m still seeing that with all the recent releases, which is why I’ve been largely underwhelmed.

Seben_Maniac #11 on: December 04, 2016, 05:12

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Matebu, that's all true but koffi was the one that started the dominated rhumba trend with Monde Arabe. Not only that he didn't completely utilize the great team he had and  he let them split them up. Not only that, he lets cindy take over later on. He was the one that started this underwhelming trend. Because of his decline that he could have easily avoided, that enabled other african music genres to take over the scenes. I do admit that the decline of the other major groups had major contributions to the decline.

masatomo #12 on: December 04, 2016, 12:21

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Matebu, that's all true but koffi was the one that started the dominated rhumba trend with Monde Arabe. Not only that he didn't completely utilize the great team he had and  he let them split them up. Not only that, he lets cindy take over later on. He was the one that started this underwhelming trend. Because of his decline that he could have easily avoided, that enabled other african music genres to take over the scenes. I do admit that the decline of the other major groups had major contributions to the decline.

That's right he was the first to launch that f***ing trend with Monde Arabe and then continued with Danger de Mort and Fally popularised that style with Droit Chemin then everyone started to drop sebenes in favor of unproductive and soft rhumbas until today that makes me so mad  and so angry especially when that style came out in the mid-late 2000's even Werra and JB started to do that which really surprised me at that time and i always Wonder why. They lost the Wenge rythm.

The last albums that really pleased me are les Marquis's Miracles and Témoignage then I always been dissapointed by every recent releases it's always the same thing only kids and girls love that. I remember being soooo dissapointed by Monde Arabe because we wasn't used to rhumbas taking over sebenes back then.

Defao and Manda Chante released good albums this year but it seems like quality albums will never get the reception they deserved to no wonder why Congolese music has declined.

Seben_Maniac #13 on: December 04, 2016, 22:52

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Totally agree. There's no suprise it lost its international popularity in the mid 2000s. It's so obvious why the decline happened. There's no mystery there. It's been a while since I let a whole album play through because I have to keep skipping most of the monotonous rhumba songs hoping to find atleast one sebene song lol. It's gotten sad.

CM PRINCE #14 on: December 04, 2016, 23:29

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Matebu, that's all true but koffi was the one that started the dominated rhumba trend with Monde Arabe. Not only that he didn't completely utilize the great team he had and  he let them split them up. Not only that, he lets cindy take over later on. He was the one that started this underwhelming trend. Because of his decline that he could have easily avoided, that enabled other african music genres to take over the scenes. I do admit that the decline of the other major groups had major contributions to the decline.

That's right he was the first to launch that f***ing trend with Monde Arabe and then continued with Danger de Mort and Fally popularised that style with Droit Chemin then everyone started to drop sebenes in favor of unproductive and soft rhumbas until today that makes me so mad  and so angry especially when that style came out in the mid-late 2000's even Werra and JB started to do that which really surprised me at that time and i always Wonder why. They lost the Wenge rythm.

The last albums that really pleased me are les Marquis's Miracles and Témoignage then I always been dissapointed by every recent releases it's always the same thing only kids and girls love that. I remember being soooo dissapointed by Monde Arabe because we wasn't used to rhumbas taking over sebenes back then.

Defao and Manda Chante released good albums this year but it seems like quality albums will never get the reception they deserved to no wonder why Congolese music has declined.
this is why I hated danger de mort its an overrated album the only good thing was the sound and quality, monde arabe is just ok but not memorable the person to blame for this is not just koffi but tabu ley too since he criticised koffi and koffi took it too personal killed sebene and everyone followed and fally and ferre dont help either