Author Topic: TEKA DIOBANZA INTRRVIEW BY ADO YUHE  (Read 8208 times)

Manzambi94 on: January 20, 2019, 20:19

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JV “Lone Ranger” #1 on: January 20, 2019, 21:14

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He made me laugh with Lacoste dancing thing ;D

archos #2 on: January 20, 2019, 23:22

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He made me laugh with Lacoste dancing thing ;D

you know what bro when i watched that i had two things in mind,you watching that and bercy's ngeli ye ye yaaaa yolo yeye ah ngaaaaa

JV “Lone Ranger” #3 on: January 21, 2019, 10:32

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He made me laugh with Lacoste dancing thing ;D

you know what bro when i watched that i had two things in mind,you watching that and bercy's ngeli ye ye yaaaa yolo yeye ah ngaaaaa

Lool ngele ye ye ahh nga...balingaki na dinda na libuluuuuu

Manzambi94 #4 on: January 21, 2019, 20:21

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I don't know if Kakol is stupid or does it on purpose Teka is helping you by asking for 20 dollrs at month and you snitch it to Werra

archos #5 on: January 21, 2019, 21:33

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I don't know if Kakol is stupid or does it on purpose Teka is helping you by asking for 20 dollrs at month and you snitch it to Werra

Lol because he gets way more in private either through werra  or through werra's donors were he has access,werra sees him like his son,a bit like jb and seguin they always have a lot of privileges behind the scenes

shamala #6 on: January 22, 2019, 02:41

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PORTE-PAROLE NON OFFICIEL DE JB MPIANA ET WENGE BCBG.

Manzambi94 #7 on: January 22, 2019, 06:57

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Manzambi94 #8 on: January 22, 2019, 07:13

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He has been noted by Werra in a concert in Cabinda with Gode Lofombo with the whole maison mere test being impressed by the guy, with Gode Lofombo staying in Europe for 2 years, PDG Luis Onyema the boss of the studio where Lofombo were recording was also one of the ebst friends of Werra and recomended him to take Teka into the group, so while he was waiting public transports to go home and Luis Onirma took him while he was in the streets, to take him into Werra house, he demanded to sing and Werra was so impressed that said you are a Wenge member.
Despite being taken Werra told him that to avoid jealousy in the group he should have do a pubblic teet at La Zamba with the risk of getting booed off the stage or not being accepted but since Teka was confident said don't worry boss I will be fine and they will like me, with Werra saying wow kid you are too much confident, have you ever seen La Zamba? Do you think this group is like the group you came from? And Yeka replied No Boss you will see I will make a great test.
So Werra suggest him to pick a Wenge song he knew well so he can sing with no problem, after a trip in Brazzaville the WMMM orchestra came back to Kin and PDG Oniema called hik to go to make the test, but he forgot di he called back PDG Oniema and at 5 pm he was at La Zamba with plenty of people. So Werra asked him are you sure you will not disappoint, and Teka replies you will see boss, so Michelle Bass got tested for first, another singer got tested for second but he failed and then Sankara called Teka for being tested as third so he sang Blandine Pemba and impressed people. He find Ferre, JDT, Jackie, Serge Mabiala, Baby Ndombe and all the golden generation.
Despite being invoved in the preparation for the Double Zenith and got togheter with his girlfriend to give Elliot Mndobe money to get the passport he got left behind , because t the time all the musicians woud vote if someone could go or not and everyone was o with Teka going except for Ferre, and this was revelead by Baby Ndombe wh never revealed he was Ferre but Teka indirectly womderstood by some little things. Despite not going he wnderstod why Ferre didn't want him since he felt he was doing just ok in songs.
Bill Clinton who he took him as his ittle brother from Lifaki in Bandalungwa (Teka is older than Bill), Baby Ndombe, Seguin and Bourro came from there too, Celeo, Duc Herode, and Kapaya all knew him already before joining in Maison Mere
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mvulusi96 #9 on: January 22, 2019, 07:22

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Wait, is Louis Onema the father of Adeline & Tresor Onema ?

mvulusi96 #10 on: January 22, 2019, 11:40

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I think that Corean Polystar, Michel Bass and Teka Diobanza wouldn't get the recognition they have today if they decided to stay in London and follow Les Marquis. Alot of people think till this day that Mimiche Bass played on Tindika Lokito and some even on Alerte Generale. Corean Polystar started get known after Temoinage with he, Mogratana, Kapaya, Mimiche, Ali Mbonda, Thierry Synthe and Papy Kakol forming a dream-team of instrumentists. If Teka Diobanza decided to go back to Kinshasa with Maison Mere he would have been on another level. Whose that guy who snitched him to get no vocals on Temoinage ? Was it Kakol or Kabose ? On the other side it was a stupid decision from Teka to stay in Europe, because they went to re-record Temoinage nearly the end of 2005 and Roi David, Celeo & Kene Kene adding new animations. 70% of the animations on Temoinage were different than those they did in the first stage of the recording.

I would like to hear Michel Bass's story about Maison Mere, but it seems that he would go. He one of the rare bassists who tours around the world and record albums every week with white people and artists coming from DR Congo, Cameroun and the French West-Indies. Those jazz-lessons in Kinshasa and the formation of Gode Lofombo before joining Wenge did him some good. He's not like those other bassists and guitarists who like to talk much, claiming that they are the best, etc. Michel Bass didn't stay long in Maison Mere, but got a big reputation trought his session-work with 5eme artists (Ferre Gola, Fally Ipupa, etc.) and he even performed. I didn't even knew his name when he was in Maison Mere, I knew his name when I saw him in the making off of Droit Chemin.
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Cavalier Solitaire #11 on: January 22, 2019, 12:31

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I would like to hear Michel Bass's story about Maison Mere, but it seems that he would go. He one of the rare bassists who tours around the world and record albums every week with white people and artists coming from DR Congo, Cameroun and the French West-Indies. Those jazz-lessons in Kinshasa and the formation of Gode Lofombo before joining Wenge did him some good. He's not like those other bassists and guitarists who like to talk much, claiming that they are the best, etc. Michel Bass didn't stay long in Maison Mere, but got a big reputation trought his session-work with 5eme artists (Ferre Gola, Fally Ipupa, etc.) and he even performed. I didn't even knew his name when he was in Maison Mere, I knew his name when I saw him in the making off of Droit Chemin.

You might have missed his interview. Here is.


mvulusi96 #12 on: January 22, 2019, 12:35

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I would like to hear Michel Bass's story about Maison Mere, but it seems that he would go. He one of the rare bassists who tours around the world and record albums every week with white people and artists coming from DR Congo, Cameroun and the French West-Indies. Those jazz-lessons in Kinshasa and the formation of Gode Lofombo before joining Wenge did him some good. He's not like those other bassists and guitarists who like to talk much, claiming that they are the best, etc. Michel Bass didn't stay long in Maison Mere, but got a big reputation trought his session-work with 5eme artists (Ferre Gola, Fally Ipupa, etc.) and he even performed. I didn't even knew his name when he was in Maison Mere, I knew his name when I saw him in the making off of Droit Chemin.

You might have missed his interview. Here is.



Bro, that is Mimiche Bass, not Michel Bass. Michel Bass was the guy who replaced Mimiche Bass in Maison Mere when Mimiche decided to stay in Europe. Teka Diobanza even said that he did the test in Maison Mere the same day with him and then Mimiche giving the bass guitare to Michel.

I also wrote that alot of people think that Mimiche played Tindika Lokito and some even Alerte Generale while its Michel Bass.




This is Michel Bass
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Cavalier Solitaire #13 on: January 22, 2019, 13:38

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I would like to hear Michel Bass's story about Maison Mere, but it seems that he would go. He one of the rare bassists who tours around the world and record albums every week with white people and artists coming from DR Congo, Cameroun and the French West-Indies. Those jazz-lessons in Kinshasa and the formation of Gode Lofombo before joining Wenge did him some good. He's not like those other bassists and guitarists who like to talk much, claiming that they are the best, etc. Michel Bass didn't stay long in Maison Mere, but got a big reputation trought his session-work with 5eme artists (Ferre Gola, Fally Ipupa, etc.) and he even performed. I didn't even knew his name when he was in Maison Mere, I knew his name when I saw him in the making off of Droit Chemin.

You might have missed his interview. Here is.



Bro, that is Mimiche Bass, not Michel Bass. Michel Bass was the guy who replaced Mimiche Bass in Maison Mere when Mimiche decided to stay in Europe. Teka Diobanza even said that he did the test in Maison Mere the same day with him and then Mimiche giving the bass guitare to Michel.

I also wrote that alot of people think that Mimiche played Tindika Lokito and some even Alerte Generale while its Michel Bass.




This is Michel Bass
So there was Michel Bass, I have to admit i had no idea about Michel Bass.I only know of Mimiche Bass and I have always thought that Mimiche and Michel are one and the same whenever someone mentions the two names. Lol. How long was Michel Bass in Maison Mere?

archos #14 on: January 22, 2019, 13:45

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 From 2002 to 2004 2005 with the return of mimiche after failing to agree with koffi to join quartier latin michel remained in europe so maison mere return without bassist,having left  in kin the third bassist of then nzondo bass