Unlike Naza, KeBalck, Youssoupha, Magic System, VegeDream, and many other Congolese/Ivorian artists based in france the Trio composed by Anofela, (Côte D'Ivoire), Top One (Congo Brazzaville), and the main one the Kaysha (RD Congo/Portugal) they had some songs and good runs but I felt that Kaysha sometimes were a bad leader because he was trying too much to make the American in a country like France where people really don't like English things or English people unless they are from America for eal and I think that was the reason why he failed about Top One and Anofela I think that they were way more attached to Africa to have massive success in their homes in Europe what do you think about it? Here are some songs.

The man who forces the success... He has nothing special

Top Frisson One used to be an atalaku from a band in Brazzaville, then he came to France and joined Jeunes Premiers. He sung on their album Premillenium and had even a song on that album. That's why he's so attached to Congolese music.




Don't forget that before 2012 you had a quota on French media (television, radio, etc.) for black artists and even for those who were making Zouk-music. If that quota didn't exist in 2003, then Coupe Decale-artists like Douk Saga, DJ Jacob, Molare, Anofela would have colonized France and Belgium like Naza, Keblack are doing today.



Kaysha's career failed ? That guy sold millions albums around the world more than Naza, Keblack and Vegedream together. It's just that you can't be for 20 years non stop on the top. Since 2005 he concentrates more on his musiclabel Sushiraw and managing young artists. He's the person who discovered Lynnsha. The same Lynnsha released her third album under his label.

This track was very popular during the Coupe Decale wave

I remember this song was all over the airwaves and music channels your MTV, CHANNEL O etc when it came out. Am not even surprised that for a song that came out before youtube and social media and generally before internet coverage was really very low for developing countries,  that it became popular and has 7 million plus views.

I like Kaysha....he might not have made it to the tops like others but I like him. @Mazambi, I do not think his trying to be American in a French region would have made him a 'bad leader ' as you have said. I guess he was just ambitious.