Extremely humble and educational booklet from Wazekwa for his first album

Is that woman, the mother of his two children ?

Lol, Wazekwa always saying that he never worked with other songwriters and wrote all his songsby himself in his career. But on the booklet of his first album, he says that he worked with Didier Milla “Pomba ya Nkoma” on 4 songs.

Is that woman, the mother of his two children ?

Lol, Wazekwa always saying that he never worked with other songwriters and wrote all his songsby himself in his career. But on the booklet of his first album, he says that he worked with Didier Milla “Pomba ya Nkoma” on 4 songs.

Didier Milla was arranger, so he assisted heavily. The back says he wrote or co-wrote  Bleu D’espérance, Elanga Lilas, Bizwen Châle, and Bon Départ. I’m surprised too because FW has always been adamant about composing his songs

  Burkina Faso played on this album I wished they had track numbers to identify what tracks he played.

  Burkina Faso played on this album I wished they had track numbers to identify what tracks he played.

Yeah, shocking. I had no clue

  Burkina Faso played on this album I wished they had track numbers to identify what tracks he played.

Yeah, shocking. I had no clue

All this time I thought it was Caien Madoka or Dally wouldn't think it was Nene Tchakou because he uses loads of chorus setting in his guitar.

That concert at stade de matrys was his own performance or a musician invited him?

The pic at Stade des Martyrs was during the Tokufa Pona Congo-event where Tshala Muana, Marie Paul, Werrason, Pepe Kalle, Tabu Ley and co performed to wake people up for the war in Eastern Congo.

Thanks for the scans, @Matebu. I really appreciate it.

Ah, I forgot he participated in that event.

Didn't notice that they used the original, untouched photo for the album cover. That's how professionally designed it was. I recognise Flory Telecel's name, didn't he switch to gospel music after leaving Cultura?

Thanks for posting it Matebu.

The Music of Pauvre Mais & Tetragramme is very different from after that it. I think that Wazekwa could have been dangerous in rumba if he kept that style, in stead of the one of Photo, which became like his identity in the 2000s.

Where’s MC Rogers nowadays ? I don’t hear his name anymore like plenty orther Bana Londres (Cresois Sengo, Papson Izebonga, Robert Basende, Simon Mbongo, Freddy Movadi, Debs Mukalemga, etc.)