Author Topic: THIS WOULD BE A GREAT SONG BUT  (Read 3191 times)

Manzambi94 on: August 23, 2018, 22:09

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Was made for the campaign of Sassou Nguesso, singing for politicians it is not bad but if peole complain and you sing for the money that is the problem, why musicians not only Werra always had no problems singing for politicians they know were bad?
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Matebu #1 on: August 23, 2018, 22:21

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They’re getting paid six figures for just one song. Very few people would turn that down in reality. The long-term problem is that it is ammunition for the combatant’s cause

mvulusi96 #2 on: August 23, 2018, 22:33

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Lokoso ya Mbongo. Congolese artists are poor so they accept that money.They were gettingmoney in the past from ngulu’s and Europe-tours, but can’t do that anymore since the combattans-ban and Wemba’s arrestation. Bracongo & Bralima were staving them when they decided to put alot of money in Music from 2003, but this all is over since 2013/14. Back in the 90’s until mid 90’s they getting alot of nasty money of people coming from London, Paris, Brussels, Switserland and later also Germany who wanted to be known espcially those of London. In meantime they are accepting money from dictators and their familymembers. Don’t you see how many musicians try to get phonenumbers from people of Brazza who are close tot he Sassou-clan so that they get money. Today many became gay to get money from donors. This all wouldn’t happen if Socoda (ex Soneca) were paying the musicians. With those tvchannels, radio’s, bars, etc. also paying those taxes so that Socoda can get that money to pay the musicians, but those bosses don’t care.
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mvulusi96 #3 on: August 23, 2018, 22:38

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It was a big humilation when Koffi Olomide accepted to support Paul Kagame’s presidential campaign in 2010. I remember how angry everybody was at him, but people forget it quickly. I think that Koffi really needed that money after not being able to go to Europe and even being blocked by the Interpol to perform in other countries and having a problem with someone in Brazzaville (Mayor or son of Sassou I don’t remember).

Or when Koffi accepted to sing for Sassou Nguesso’s campaign in 2016, while people in Kinshasa were still hurt about the Mbata ya Mokolo-operation.



Back in 2003 when Koffi was on the top he accepted an offer to perform in Rwanda, while soldiers in DR Congo were fighting against RCD and Rwanda. But the whole refused to go there (Fally, Deo, Titina,...) which made Koffi not perform there.
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Matebu #4 on: August 23, 2018, 22:44

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It was a big humilation when Koffi Olomide accepted to support Paul Kagame’s presidential campaign in 2010. I remember how angry everybody was at him, but people forget it quickly. I think that Koffi really needed that money after not being able to go to Europe and even being blocked by the Interpol to perform in other countries and having a problem with someone in Brazzaville (Mayor or son of Sassou I don’t remember).

Or when Koffi accepted to sing for Sassou Nguesso’s campaign in 2016, while people in Kinshasa were still hurt about the Mbata ya Mokolo-operation

Yea, people were piissssed then. That year, starting with immediately after the ‘09 Zenith was the lowest point of his career

Jdog #5 on: August 24, 2018, 08:21

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This was actually good, the arrangement seemed prepared. Tadett, Deplick, Cafe Roum, Cappuccino and Brigade all sounded really good.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa