from 3:56 min sounds the same like the begining of the seben of Number One



from 6:31 min



the beginning sounds the same like Koffi's generique of Force de Frappe





this song has exactly the same lyrics of Papy Kakol's song Fanatique na Nga

koffi was a big fans of those upcoming groups kibinda, the group of shora mbemba,rumba des jeunes,another group of bandal where ferre used to sing with papy kalombo and sakoko i am forgetting the name at the moment koffi also used in some of those songs some  duets between singers and some vocals

He stole even the Toukou Toukou dance from Mabeke Elisi in Itokia

Koffi has referenced Nkoy by name in many songs and interviews. Recently Nkoy has used his studio and had concerts at SJ Hall, so I'm not sure I'd call it stealing. They've been good friends since the days of V12-Wake up. And he certainly wasn't the only one using his dances from the mid-90's to 2001 - Defao and Wemba used to consult with him

He's been a source of influence to help artists appeal to some younger audiences.

Station Japan & Boketshu 1ère's Swede Swede were also dance and instrumental mills

Regarding the last Song which sounds same/similar to Kakol Fanatique Na Ngai song... We have been in discussion on this.

Archos might be able to explain more what happened here..

It was something like Kakol was with Kibanda...

Regarding the last Song which sounds same/similar to Kakol Fanatique Na Ngai song... We have been in discussion on this.

Archos might be able to explain more what happened here..

It was something like Kakol was with Kibanda...

Kakol and Sequin were both drummers for Kibinda Nkoy


His group has illustrious alumni; Fally, Didier Lacoste, Mamale 2pac, Celeo, Genta, Thierry synthé, Zygal, Mijo synthe, and a few Cultura members

You guys can also note that Fally's preferred way of using of synthesizers (Mijo Mpuisani Synthé & Billy Synthé) in his generiques was inherited from Kibinda