Author Topic: Simolo Katondi and Ado Yuhe  (Read 2280 times)

Mfumu Vata on: January 19, 2022, 20:18

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Ado needs really to stop with "ba danseuses" question
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Sydo #1 on: January 19, 2022, 21:52

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I saw somewhere that he was a Rumba Ray member, and also a Quartier Latin member in their early years then later became a session musician.

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Matebu #2 on: January 20, 2022, 00:26

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I saw somewhere that he was a Rumba Ray member, and also a Quartier Latin member in their early years then later became a session musician.

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Yes, he was Quartier Latin’s very first drummer

Mfumu Vata #3 on: January 20, 2022, 15:21

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About Awilo's departure, Simolo forgot to add that after the fara-fara they went to record together the album of Zinago de Makulusu, who was an unofficial Nouvelle Generation member based in Switzerland. They were all in studio and when Awilo came, Fafa de Molokai got angry because he saw him as a traitor and punched him, which made Awilo's nose bleed. From that moment Awilo never came back and left. Maybe that's why he never paid to tribute to the late Fafa de Molokai and Bongo Wende on social media when they died.

It been said that Awilo named his album Moto Pamba because of the way concert promoter Pims called him when refusing the sign, when discussing the contract of their fara-fara against Viva La Musica at Mac Donalds. Saying that he's just a drummer, nothing and not important. Which made Awilo furious leaving Mac Donalds.

Simolo was right about that VHS "Duel du Siècle", even in the commercial they put alot images of Viva La Musica and just a small one of Nouvelle Generation.




Mfumu Vata #4 on: January 20, 2022, 16:00

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I didn't like Ado Yuhe's childish behaviour when hearing that Stino Mubi used to be in Rumba Ray. Acting like leaving Viva La Musica is crime and Stino couldn't do that. He did the same thing when I interviewed I think Blandine or a former Nouvelle Ecriture, when hearing that Ramazani and Bendoson left to form their own band. Looks like he thinks that Papa Wemba a saint. I don't even think that if Ado would do a test for Viva in 80s or 70s, that he would last there a week. Those people in staff would make him cry every day and call him yuma everything time. Koffi Olomidé who wasn't even a member Viva La Musica sill hold a grudge against them until this day. Emeenya kept attacking them until his death, even those who were already deceased, talking like they died because of giving him a hard time in Viva La Musica.