Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Bouger Bouger was recorded in 1987, but released in 1988, because they couldn't find a producer who could release their album on the market like their first album of 1986, who wasn't released on the market.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

Ah bon? If it was an artists from the 5th generation or Japonais, then we wouldn't sleep lol. Because they would brag in almost every interview about it. That's why I like Alain Makaba, because he don't brag always about his artistic contribution to albums outsitde Wenge (for example Wake Up, Bakala Dia Kuba & Fula Ngenge) and the things he did for Wenge 4x4 and BCBG. A true artist doesn't brag about that, because his work will talk for him.

Alain Makaba also participated on Bimi Ombale's album and that of JP Buse. Back in those days, he used to be part of t Bobongo Studio-squad, so he participated often on album who go recorded there. Like the way  Lofombo often participated to albums who got recorded at Studio Ndiaye.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Bouger Bouger was recorded in 1987, but released in 1988, because they couldn't find a producer who could release their album on the market like their first album of 1986, who wasn't released on the market.

Also songs like Cesarine, Bebe, etc.

those songs are part of the unreleased album.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

Ah bon? If it was an artists from the 5th generation or Japonais, then we wouldn't sleep lol. Because they would brag in almost every interview about it. That's why I like Alain Makaba, because he don't brag always about his artistic contribution to albums outsitde Wenge (for example Wake Up, Bakala Dia Kuba & Fula Ngenge) and the things he did for Wenge 4x4 and BCBG. A true artist doesn't brag about that, because his work will talk for him.

Alain Makaba also participated on Bimi Ombale's album and that of JP Buse. Back in those days, he used to be part of t Bobongo Studio-squad, so he participated often on album who go recorded there. Like the way  Lofombo often participated to albums who got recorded at Studio Ndiaye.

Very good advice don't brag about your work Alain played both Bimi Ombale albums Sentiment Bimi and Inongo.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Bouger Bouger was recorded in 1987, but released in 1988, because they couldn't find a producer who could release their album on the market like their first album of 1986, who wasn't released on the market.

I'm gonna be honset the quality of that album sounds very mono I wished they recorded at the veve center of Verckys but never it was recorded in 1987 a little their first show at Mama Ngebi was in 1988.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Lineup of the musicians
Vocals; Defao Matumona, Debaba Mbaki, Carlyto Lassa

Guitar Soloist: Dizzy Mandjeku
Guitar Mi-Solo, Bass Guitar: Tshomba Sedjo Kha
Drums: Nado Kakoma
Keyboards: Alain Makaba
Percussion: Zowe Matondo
Animation: Ditutala Makengo

The album was recorded  in Bobongo you can tell by the quality. Some people say it was recorded in 1986 but it was not only in 1988 also this was before Choc Stars European tour.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

Ah bon? If it was an artists from the 5th generation or Japonais, then we wouldn't sleep lol. Because they would brag in almost every interview about it. That's why I like Alain Makaba, because he don't brag always about his artistic contribution to albums outsitde Wenge (for example Wake Up, Bakala Dia Kuba & Fula Ngenge) and the things he did for Wenge 4x4 and BCBG. A true artist doesn't brag about that, because his work will talk for him.

Alain Makaba also participated on Bimi Ombale's album and that of JP Buse. Back in those days, he used to be part of t Bobongo Studio-squad, so he participated often on album who go recorded there. Like the way  Lofombo often participated to albums who got recorded at Studio Ndiaye.

By the way all sebenes on Pleins Feux and his 2 songs (Dizoizo & C'est trop tard Djenga Kabungu) are not recorded in live. Only Alain Barakuda was recorded in live.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Bouger Bouger was recorded in 1987, but released in 1988, because they couldn't find a producer who could release their album on the market like their first album of 1986, who wasn't released on the market.

I'm gonna be honset the quality of that album sounds very mono I wished they recorded at the veve center of Verckys but never it was recorded in 1987 a little twheir first show at Mama Ngebi was in 1988.

Their first show at Studio Maman Ngebi was not in 1988, but 1987. That show made them being voted by the press as « revelation of the year », without having an album at the market. Bouger Bouger, would  get the same problems like their first album. But Defao helped out, which made the album getting luckily released on market, 1 year later after the recording.

Bouger Bouger was recorded at Studio Bobongo. The unreleased album of 1986, was recorded at studio of Veve Center. They were then financed by Papy Kimbi, who got then the song Kin E Bougé first version  (first verse would be used 10 years later in No Comment Schengen) dedicated to him & Sylvian Gbemani.

Alain Makaba guested on the famous Choc Stars: Mokolo Mosusu released in 1988 so it was not a proper album but it was recorded outside the album.

I don't think he participed on this album when Wenge recorded Bouger Bouger at the same time.

Bouger Bouger was recorded in 1987, but released in 1988, because they couldn't find a producer who could release their album on the market like their first album of 1986, who wasn't released on the market.

I'm gonna be honset the quality of that album sounds very mono I wished they recorded at the veve center of Verckys but never it was recorded in 1987 a little twheir first show at Mama Ngebi was in 1988.

Their first show at Studio Maman Ngebi was not in 1988, but 1987. That show made them being voted by the press as « revelation of the year », without having an album at the market. Bouger Bouger, would  get the same problems like their first album. But Defao helped out, which made the album getting luckily released on market, 1 year later after the recording.

Bouger Bouger was recorded at Studio Bobongo. The unreleased album of 1986, was recorded at studio of Veve Center. They were then financed by Papy Kimbi, who got then the song Kin E Bougé first version  (first verse would be used 10 years later in No Comment Schengen) dedicated to him & Sylvian Gbemani.

Na bandeli ezalaka kaka pasi. Defao is a good person helping them out he even gave them clothes.

Who was Silva Gwema? My instincts tell me he or she was Mobutu people because during the 80s every musician sang his or her name.

He must be related to Mobutu's family, because he got the family-name of the man (Alberic Gbemani) who adopted Joseph Desire Mobutu. They used to call him jeune premier back in the 80s.

Years long I thought, that he had some Portugese blood. Thinking that he was a mulatto-child of those Greek and Portugese businessmen who used often make children with women from the Equateur-region during the Congo-Belge era or that he must be one of those Angolan businessmen (back in those days you used have alot of Angolan people living in Kinshasa, especiallyin Ndjili, Kimbanseke and Barumbu), because of the way people were singing Silva Gwema (not knowing that he was just a nickname).