With the famous dance "Nkila Mogrosso", who was forbidden for some months after this concert. Nkila Mogrosso ont dethroned the Koyimbi-Ko dance in Kinhsasa. In this they gave some preview of the Somo-Trop album by playing songs like St Jean Mbelekete, Lamentation & Sodome et Gomorrhe (who was orignally dedicated to Geneve)

Man I felt sorry for the Nion-Nion's and Anthony Sampaio, who were about to tour in Europe for the first time in their music-carreer. Also Bendoson who about to see his fans and friend back after 3 years. I guess that Wemba's enemies celebrated his arrestation. That generation of female-dancers is far better than the one we got now.

 lol these days we have two types of dancers, the twerk  and wild dancers(majority of the current dancers) and the skinny skillful dancers like merveille ya mado  or some of the heritier dancers
there are less and less variety in the dance section

Archos can you sum up the story of Nouvelle Écriture since À La Une till the Bazonkion EP (which to me represents the end of Nouvelle Écriture) ?
When was the last european tour of the group was it the one before the Stade Des Martyrs concert in 2002 ? (which includes the Bercy and Bataclan concerts)

 i guess bro mvulusi will help out a bit lol i was not that interested in viva in those days but yes i believe the last tour was  before i dont recall viva touring in 2003

Man I felt sorry for the Nion-Nion's and Anthony Sampaio, who were about to tour in Europe for the first time in their music-carreer. Also Bendoson who about to see his fans and friend back after 3 years. I guess that Wemba's enemies celebrated his arrestation. That generation of female-dancers is far better than the one we got now.

kiekiekie don't Lambio Lambio know another word than imbecile niama

Archos can you sum up the story of Nouvelle Écriture since À La Une till the Bazonkion EP (which to me represents the end of Nouvelle Écriture) ?
When was the last european tour of the group was it the one before the Stade Des Martyrs concert in 2002 ? (which includes the Bercy and Bataclan concerts)

Yes their last tour with Nouvelle Ecriture was that of Bercy/Bataclan then they planned a zenith for september 2002, but it got cancelled and were waiting for another date. So somewhere in january 2003 Papa Wemba went to Europe for some concerts with his world-music band Molokai and Viva La Musica "Cours des Grands" and negociting some contracts for the next supposed Europe-tour with Nouvelle Ecriture. But then just after performing for Belgium minister Louis Michel Papa Wemba got arrested for human-traficking, with all those ngulu who he brought then getting deported back to Congo. Which messed things up for Nouvelle Ecriture who were so eager to come back in Europe.

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

Indeed, all the excesses of prior years caught up with everyone that year. Any medium to major concerts were a flop.

Wemba went broke very fast paying for his defense; so technically he could've avoided prison time by paying the €30,000 fine (it's funny how donors can disappear when you need them). The Madames na Poto were helping him more than the rest. When he got out, he knew that 80+ band that was Nouvelle Écriture could not be sustained

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

Indeed, all the excesses of prior years caught up with everyone that year. Any medium to major concerts were a flop.

Wemba went broke very fast paying for his defense; so technically he could've avoided prison time by paying the €30,000 fine (it's funny how donors can disappear when you need them). The Madames na Poto were helping him more than the rest. When he got out, he knew that 80+ band that was Nouvelle Écriture could not be sustained

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

That shit was hilarious lol they had my mans recruiting thieves on camera. Those vultures lol

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

Indeed, all the excesses of prior years caught up with everyone that year. Any medium to major concerts were a flop.

Wemba went broke very fast paying for his defense; so technically he could've avoided prison time by paying the €30,000 fine (it's funny how donors can disappear when you need them). The Madames na Poto were helping him more than the rest. When he got out, he knew that 80+ band that was Nouvelle Écriture could not be sustained

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

That shit was hilarious lol they had my mans recruiting thieves on camera. Those vultures lol

Yea, still one of craziest documentaries I've seen. He was shown kissing and speaking sexually to his side chick(s) on camera too while Mere Amazone was preparing him a meal. If I was his manager I would've said hell no, don't release it.

Every time I watch it, I get a little disappointed in Vieux Bokul (RIP). His words of wisdom didn't match a lot of his actions.

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

Indeed, all the excesses of prior years caught up with everyone that year. Any medium to major concerts were a flop.

Wemba went broke very fast paying for his defense; so technically he could've avoided prison time by paying the €30,000 fine (it's funny how donors can disappear when you need them). The Madames na Poto were helping him more than the rest. When he got out, he knew that 80+ band that was Nouvelle Écriture could not be sustained

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

That shit was hilarious lol they had my mans recruiting thieves on camera. Those vultures lol

Yea, still one of craziest documentaries I've seen. He was shown kissing and speaking sexually to his side chick(s) on camera too while Mere Amazone was preparing him a meal. If I was his manager I would've said hell no, don't release it.

Every time I watch it, I get a little disappointed in Vieux Bokul (RIP). His words of wisdom didn't match a lot of his actions.

nga soki na se eza propre te aahhhhh i remember i watched that part several times like "dafxkkkk" how did they expose him like that with subtitles and so on

2003 man this was a bad year for congolese music. The ngulu affair had a huge impact in our music. Sonodisc's bankrupt. JPS arrest. Damn.

Indeed, all the excesses of prior years caught up with everyone that year. Any medium to major concerts were a flop.

Wemba went broke very fast paying for his defense; so technically he could've avoided prison time by paying the €30,000 fine (it's funny how donors can disappear when you need them). The Madames na Poto were helping him more than the rest. When he got out, he knew that 80+ band that was Nouvelle Écriture could not be sustained

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

That shit was hilarious lol they had my mans recruiting thieves on camera. Those vultures lol

Yea, still one of craziest documentaries I've seen. He was shown kissing and speaking sexually to his side chick(s) on camera too while Mere Amazone was preparing him a meal. If I was his manager I would've said hell no, don't release it.

Every time I watch it, I get a little disappointed in Vieux Bokul (RIP). His words of wisdom didn't match a lot of his actions.

nga soki na se eza propre te aahhhhh i remember i watched that part several times like "dafxkkkk" how did they expose him like that with subtitles and so on

Where is this documentary....

Here:


Fair warning, you may not want to listen his music for a little while after watching- at least that was me when I first saw this years ago. Pretty sad look at people who follow SAPE life values

You'll see lots of "donors" hustlers who's names you'll recognize

The BBC documentary Wemba did that year, also was a PR disaster for him. The filmmakers screwed him with the language barrier, making him look like a source of Congolese troubles in Europe

That shit was hilarious lol they had my mans recruiting thieves on camera. Those vultures lol
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Yea, still one of craziest documentaries I've seen. He was shown kissing and speaking sexually to his side chick(s) on camera too while Mere Amazone was preparing him a meal. If I was his manager I would've said hell no, don't release it.

Every time I watch it, I get a little disappointed in Vieux Bokul (RIP). His words of wisdom didn't match a lot of his actions.
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is it the one a lady is requesting for mabanga?