http://baobab.a.la9.jp/wenge%20family.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wengemusica.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wengeBCBG.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wenge%20MMM.htmlSame case for Zaiko, TPOK, Empire Bakuba, Afrisa, and Viva La Musica catalogues. I'm not sure there isn't a Congolese equivalent for Western and African markets.
Quote from: Matebu on March 11, 2017, 07:31http://baobab.a.la9.jp/wenge%20family.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wengemusica.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wengeBCBG.htmlhttp://baobab.a.la9.jp/wenge%20MMM.htmlSame case for Zaiko, TPOK, Empire Bakuba, Afrisa, and Viva La Musica catalogues. I'm not sure there isn't a Congolese equivalent for Western and African markets.There is a very large following of Lingala music in Japan.The compilations here are rather complete, in fact there are a few CD's I am yet to see.I just hope that the musicians benefit from the sales of this large market, otherwise someon is benefitting from the sweat and creativity of the musicians.Great marketing of the music though.