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Mfumu Vata on: April 11, 2023, 20:06

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Must be an extract of La Guerre des Generation of Saint Marc Tabu . Arsenal des Belles Melodies here being announced for April 2008. Where did the movie "Total Respect" of Fally produced by Faustin Masola go ?

lol, the way Fally acted like Congo never won a music prize for 20 years and his prize being the first won since Zaire won the Afcon in 1974 with soccer while Werrason and Koffi won kora's at the last kora awards edition in 2005 which was 2 years prior to it. I dont believe about Fally being sad that Quartier Latin didnt won for the category of best group.

David Monsoh did Fally dirty by making him think that his gold record for droit chemin being certified by SNEP and in this video talking alot about it and bragging. Towards the middle of the video there's a party of his "gold record" of droit chemin at Alizée Club with guests like Coco Rubenga Robert Brazza, Kiki Touré, Barbara Kanam and Lokwa Kanza. Fally had already alot of friends in the press and music world compared to Ferre.
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Mfumu Vata #1 on: April 11, 2023, 20:16

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The awards were named to Aime Cesaire who's a known French poet and politician from the French West Indies (Martinique). He was known for the Négritude (Blackness) movement in French speaking countries. It united intellectuals who disavowed colonialism, racism and Eurocentrism. They used to promote African culture. Leopold Sédar Senghor who was the first president of Senegal was also part of it.

The Cesaires de la Musiques used to give awards to the best artists, writers and actors of the black diaspora from the french speaking countries of Africa, West Indies and Idian Ocean. After 2 editions in 2007 and 2008, the award got renamed into Taac (Trophee Afro Caraiben). Some critics said that it was to much centered towards the French West Indies. After 3 editions (2009, 2010 and 2011) it stopped. The last edition was in 2011 at Theatre du Chatelet where Ferre Gola gave a playback show of Tshekele Pete

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