The sound engineer did a good job. I can hear every instrument clear and crisp.

Is the style of dancing and main language if the song is in Tshiluba? Because I feel they are Muluba dances with a BaKongo song even though the style of playing is pretty Luba, with that said Zaiko could even seek 1 milion album in a week but it seems Mainstream Congolese media don't care about them, but I don't understand why.

As we say in Kenyan sheng slang:" Wacha niende nikam". Directly translated to ' let me go i am coming" . It is said when one kinda tells you yoou are a fool to think him coming back. That is my message to the song.

it sounds like kisonge one of the languages from kasai

here sam sings in it and features his mother in clip thats his native language

it sounds like kisonge one of the languages from kasai

here sam sings in it and features his mother in clip thats his native language

Wow Sam looks just like his mother lol