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Sydo on: February 06, 2021, 14:28

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Sydo #1 on: February 06, 2021, 21:01

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Re: Hit Parade 1987
So Lidjo Kwempa joined Anti-Choc?

He released another version of Ceci-Cela with them. I guess it was recorded before he went back to Viva because it got released in 1992.
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Mfumu Vata #2 on: February 06, 2021, 21:47

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Re: Hit Parade 1987
Lidjo Kwempa joined Anti Choc in 1987, after getting left behind in Kinshasa by Papa Wemba who went to settle in France with a part of Viva La Musica (Demukuse, Reddy, Richacha, Ikonola and co). Lidjo was left behind in Kinshasa along with Stino, Gauthier Mukoka, Jadot le Cambogien, Awilo Longomba and many others. After joining Anti Choc with Cele le Roi, they went on tour with Bozi in Europe and Wemba asked Bozi if they could stay in Europe to rejoin Viva and he paid Bozi the tickets of Lidjo and the lateCele back. Modogo's album Jour J de l'Histoire Romaine in 1988 was the first disc that Lidjo recorded with Viva La Musica "made in France".

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