Author Topic: COMBATTANTS GONE TO FREE UP THE REMAINING FABREGAS MUSICIANS  (Read 3406 times)

archos on: December 18, 2021, 19:06

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back in paris suburbs the remaining musicians of fabro are stuck in one room and  forbidden to go out,so they say they called police to come and free them up instead of them breaking into that place which would be an offense/assault

Cavalier Solitaire #1 on: December 18, 2021, 19:49

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Is that Celezino at the end of the clip? I thought he stopped makambu ya ki combatants!

Manzambi94 #2 on: December 18, 2021, 21:45

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back in paris suburbs the remaining musicians of fabro are stuck in one room and  forbidden to go out,so they say they called police to come and free them up instead of them breaking into that place which would be an offense/assault
Thank God. I wonder why combattants have such a bad name in the Musicians comunity when they actually do good. I Hope Fabro doesn't come back with none of the musicans

bencuri #3 on: December 18, 2021, 22:43

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What is happening in this case actually? They escaped from the band because of a debate or to seek asylum?

archos #4 on: December 19, 2021, 02:49

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10 members left and others tried to so they are even more on tight control than they were,the guys who left actually benefitted from a moment of lack of focus of some of the security setup,or their collaboration,to sneak out like that otherwise they were just meant to arrive in europe,perform at all costs to prove that their boss is a strong man,and go back to kin asap unless potentiel other concerts were found once in the country,which is seemingly the country
so fabregas was and still is extremely mad,and if they get hold of them guys,i think even brazza or angola is over for them
if its not already the case for those who remained with him so far too
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Ken Bilele #5 on: December 19, 2021, 03:06

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What Fabregas is going through is uncalled for. Sad to see the ridicule. Congolese people are strange.

shamala #6 on: December 19, 2021, 05:12

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What Fabregas is going through is uncalled for. Sad to see the ridicule. Congolese people are strange.

This contributes to the decline of the genre.
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Manzambi94 #7 on: December 19, 2021, 06:22

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What Fabregas is going through is uncalled for. Sad to see the ridicule. Congolese people are strange.
I mean bro, Congolese Leaders Need to learn how to pay people properly for their work and respect their employees. Fabro was Always having a big mouth about being the Maestro etc. etc. And now he Is So pressed about losing his band? The solution was simplex give them a slaary evrn 100 dollari a monte for them It Will be good but no. He expects that people Who don't get paid stay there for ever and be grateful to him. He brought this up on himself and even ifnhe manages to take them back does he really believes that not making them go to Brazza or Angola Will solve the problem? He Is risking to kill his own career and become a complete clown

Ken Bilele #8 on: December 19, 2021, 20:04

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What Fabregas is going through is uncalled for. Sad to see the ridicule. Congolese people are strange.
I mean bro, Congolese Leaders Need to learn how to pay people properly for their work and respect their employees. Fabro was Always having a big mouth about being the Maestro etc. etc. And now he Is So pressed about losing his band? The solution was simplex give them a slaary evrn 100 dollari a monte for them It Will be good but no. He expects that people Who don't get paid stay there for ever and be grateful to him. He brought this up on himself and even ifnhe manages to take them back does he really believes that not making them go to Brazza or Angola Will solve the problem? He Is risking to kill his own career and become a complete clown

What are they doing in the band if they are not paid? Listen, the larger ramifications is not only on Fabregas, see a bigger picture. This means Mundibu, Miel de son, Maitre Contre, Deplic and Co can not dream about taking their musicians to Europe to perform. Maybe those musicians did not just run away but some forces encouraged them just to kill Fabregas' band.

Ken Bilele #9 on: December 19, 2021, 20:04

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What Fabregas is going through is uncalled for. Sad to see the ridicule. Congolese people are strange.

This contributes to the decline of the genre.

Yeah, but why they don't see this is just funny.

Paysan Congolais #10 on: December 21, 2021, 09:13

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The decline of the genre is linked to the decline of the country and its economy, not the combattants.

You can't have a thriving genre when you have basically no producers and an almost dead internal market.

When the situation in the country will get more stable, the genre will go back to where it's supposed to be.

However, it's sad for this generation, they are a lost generation.

CM PRINCE #11 on: December 21, 2021, 13:42

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Combattants aren’t helping. I know a good bunch and the less radical ones actually have sense but the radical ones that are hell bent on blocking performances don’t block because of the country but for personal reasons, they’re the same ones that still pay for mabanga shout outs, now why would you pay for a shout out and still block the same artists from performing? It doesn’t make any sense. If you want to support and block musicians from playing then you don’t have the right to listen to the music.
Guys like Fabro, Heritier, Robinio, etc have suffered because of the ban, Fally and Ferre were lucky they managed to perform several times before the ban.
Fabregas could’ve played at Olympia already especially during the Zigida days. Also due to the lack of European concerts musicians are more than likely to run away if they have the opportunity to perform in Europe.
 People are also forgetting due to the lack of European tours it’s harder for musicians in bands to get into the limelight properly, if the ban happened during the 90s till now I don’t think a lot of the current solo artists would be around like they are, Europe got guys into another dimension like Fally, Ferre, Heritier, Fabregas etc when they were still in groups