Author Topic: Is this the only song dedicated to Loris La Congolaise ?  (Read 3641 times)

mvulusi96 on: November 29, 2018, 22:08

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archos #1 on: November 29, 2018, 23:04

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 What tata says in the beginning says it all yo mutu osala mingi ozuaka recompense te,sounds like tata even did this for free

Matebu #2 on: November 30, 2018, 00:47

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Ndeko, don't forget this one:


Great song. Year in title obviously wrong

mvulusi96 #3 on: November 30, 2018, 20:31

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I never paid attention to this album. The same with Hiroshima of 2001. Were both albums official or just a zong-zing with the produceur wanting to get money by the way he made album-cover. Just saw Ramazani's interview saying that Ya Biso Moko was a kind of zong-zing (the album was only released in Europe), but the way the recorded the album and made the cover, made it look like an official album. Next week I will take my time to listen to Hiroshima and Mwana Matebu.
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Matebu #4 on: December 01, 2018, 00:49

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I never paid attention to this album. The same with Hiroshima of 2001. Were both albums official or just a zong-zing with the produceur wanting to get money by the way he made album-cover. Just saw Ramazani's interview saying that Ya Biso Moko was a kind of zong-zing (the album was only released in Europe), but the way the recorded the album and made the cover, made it look like an official album. Next week I will take my time to listen to Hiroshima and Mwana Matebu.

Though Wemba participated on both, they were Zong-zing. Mwana Matebu was to keep Viva happy and at bay since his focus was becoming a complete solo artist with strong solo albums like Foridoles-Pole Position-Emotion. Prior to those albums, Wemba’s discography wasn’t the strongest because they were mostly EPs with strong intervention of Viva singers


Highly recommended. Nothing fancy, great compositions
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masatomo #5 on: December 01, 2018, 00:57

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Did Mwana Matebu was a success ? It seems like people were moren focused on Maison Mère,BCBG,Quartier Latin & Nouvelle Écriture.

Matebu #6 on: December 01, 2018, 01:18

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Did Mwana Matebu was a success ? It seems like people were moren focused on Maison Mère,BCBG,Quartier Latin & Nouvelle Écriture.

This album came out in 1994, hence me stating the year was wrong. This was the era of the exodus and birth of Nouvelle Generation

This album wasn’t really a success, it’s focus was the loyal fanbase of Viva. Modogo GFF was the producer and N’goyarto
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mvulusi96 #7 on: December 01, 2018, 21:29

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Did Mwana Matebu was a success ? It seems like people were moren focused on Maison Mère,BCBG,Quartier Latin & Nouvelle Écriture.

This album came out in 1994, hence me stating the year was wrong. This was the era of the exodus and birth of Nouvelle Generation

This album wasn’t really a success, it’s focus was the loyal fanbase of Viva. Modogo GFF was the producer and N’goyarto

He just heard the album. It's a good album, but you can hear they didn't took alot of time to record the album. I heard Lidjo Kwempa who just returned after struggling some years in Kinshasa (he was deported after being arrested by the police when he just left Nouvelle Generation) and the then young Christian Lema who then just joined Viva La Musica 'Cour des Grands' and the animation Kekele of Nouvelle Ecriture so it's from 1998. I remember Christian saying that he switched from Viva La Musica to Nouvelle Ecriture in 1999 because of Stino taking his mic away and giving him a hard time when they were rehearshing for their concert at Zenith de Paris. I found it still unfair how Papa Wemba dumped Viva La Musica after all the things they did for him.
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Drumstar98 #8 on: December 01, 2018, 23:39

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Talking about Lidjo Kwempa formed his own group and recorded an album somewhere in 1996 with the help of Alfred Nzimbi.