Can you do ? - WILLY BULA- Djanana- Stino Mubi - Eric Tutsi - Atshuda- Apocalypse Ya Jean - Burkina Faso- DEFAOThank you !!!
Quote from: Mukulu on April 11, 2018, 14:14Can you do ? - WILLY BULA- Djanana- Stino Mubi - Eric Tutsi - Atshuda- Apocalypse Ya Jean - Burkina Faso- DEFAOThank you !!!That of Djanana will be difficult and he isn't a ndombolo trendsetter is a pure Quatro/Viva product. He is active since 1971. So he more experienced the legends Defao, Koffi Olomide, Reddy Amisi, etc. He started in Cavacha of Mopero & Dona Mobeti. He was Evoloko's best friend and joined Isifi Melodia back in 1975, when Wemba, Bozi & Mavuela left to form Yoka Lokola. Then he joined Viva La Musica around 1978/79 and became friends with Emeneya. Then created with Esperant Kisangani, Dindo Yogo, Evoloko, Djo Mali & Bozi the band Langa Langa Stars in 1981. Then in 1984 he joined Choc Stars and went around 1989/90 on his own to Europe and rejoined Langa Langa Stars. Then after 2 years he joined Viva La Musica "Made in Paris" on Wemba's request until 2004 when the band disbanded. Then in 2008 they created with former Viva La Musica-members the band La Musica Act 2, but leadership issues made the band split after some monthsStino is also not a ndombolo trendsetter he is also a pure Viva product. He started in streetbands and then joined Viva La Musica in 1984, encouraged by friends to do a audition. Back in the days he was not really a keymember. Lidjo Kwempa & Luciana had more succes then him. When Papa Wemba moved to Paris in 1987 he was left behind and joined Maray Maray's Rumba Ray. With them he played concerts and recorded some songs (the first version of MJ Ngoyi) In the late 1987 he came in Paris and rejoined Viva La Musica. He also joined Papa Wemba's worldmusic-band Molokai and toured with them in the USA, UK, etc. In the late 1989 he released his first solo LP (femme sans bijoux), which was a huge succces. He was one of the guys who created the split-band Nouvelle Generation in 1992, but decided then to stay with Viva La Musica. Then he released his second solo album Romeo & Juillet in 1994, then his thrid Invitation in 1998 and released a duo-album with Reddy Amisi called Fin d'Exil in 2000 and then left Viva La Musica to form his own band in 2001.Defao carreer is also very long. He was already a big star back in the '80s. He is born in Kinshasa and went to study in Kisantu (Inkisi). He had his band Lay West or something like that in Inkisi, which was a big village in Kongo-Cental (ex' Bas Congo). He was a big star in that province performing in other towns (Kasangulu, Mbanza Ngungu, Kimpese, etc.). Pepe Felly Manuaku-Waku recuited him there in 1981. With a journalist writing that Manuaku recruited a musician in Kisantu, which was a error. From that day everybody is calling the town Inkisi Kisantu. From then he was a member of Grand Zaiko Wawa. In 1983 he joined Choc Stars. After Bozi's departure he became a important member having a lot space and forming a dangerous quartet with Carlyto Lassa, Debaba Mbaki & Djuna Djanana. In 1990 he relased his solo-LP Hitachi which was a huge succes and made the press him vote as best star of the year. In 1991 he decided to form his own band Big Stars and from then his solo career started.
@archosCould you do a biography of Roga Roga of Extra Musica, Awilo Longomba, and Roberto Ekokota (idk if he's gotten a proper biography)?