Author Topic: ARCHIVE; RENTO VENA ALBUM NON VIOLENCE + THE OFFICIAL RELEASE OF TERRA ISA MERRA  (Read 1789 times)

Pabloone71 on: November 23, 2019, 10:17

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I thought this album was only recorded in 2001. When I saw the notification of the video, I was surprised to see the clip (like generic), but when I saw half the video I was a bit very disappointed.
Terra Isa Mera (it looks like the school of Viva-Victoria with a little Wenge El Paris and too Place Vendome  in the concert, he wanted too much their period the years 80s-90s).

With the guests Lidjo Kwempa, Awilo Longomba and Luciana Demingongo (the ex-members of Viva La Musica) with the guitarist Japonnais Maladi in the concert 25:44 min.
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anastasio571 #1 on: December 15, 2019, 21:30

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Alot of people didn't knew that Japonais was a member of Rento's band. Listen to the sebenes of Mirinda and Karolina when he played that later on Kibuisa Mpimpa.

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anastasio571 #2 on: December 15, 2019, 21:42

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I thought this album was only recorded in 2001. When I saw the notification of the video, I was surprised to see the clip (like generic), but when I saw half the video I was a bit very disappointed.
Terra Isa Mera (it looks like the school of Viva-Victoria with a little Wenge El Paris and too Place Vendome  in the concert, he wanted too much their period the years 80s-90s).

With the guests Lidjo Kwempa, Awilo Longomba and Luciana Demingongo (the ex-members of Viva La Musica) with the guitarist Japonnais Maladi in the concert 25:44 min.

Yeah. Terra isa mera was like Modogo's band, Viva, Victoria or something like that. Looks like his voice was like Viva (Lidjo or Cele le roi) hahahaha.