Author Topic: So sad that nobody was taking Wenge Kumbela serious  (Read 690 times)

Mfumu Vata on: October 09, 2024, 11:35

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They could easily compete against the bands of their generation. It would be nice if Aime Buanga could have recorded a second album with the same team, but the guys were impatient to go to Europe like their friends/rivals who started to get famous and went to Europe.



I always think that Aime Buanga just had to accept that he would never get the recognition of being the founder of Wenge Musica and just become a producer like he ended up by becoming towards the end and produce these guys as a band with his as manager like Charly Maiwan did with a band from Bandal, naming them Maiwan Stars. Instead of making the shift from bass-player to a singer.







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Longbluesquid #1 on: October 09, 2024, 12:23

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Aime Buanga produced Maiwan stars? I didn’t know that.

Mfumu Vata #2 on: October 09, 2024, 12:30

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Aime Buanga produced Maiwan stars? I didn’t know that.

He didn't produce Maiwan Stars. I meant that he should have made from Wenge Kumbela an indepedent band to produce it, like Charly Maiwan produced Maiwan Stars.

Aime Buanga made a label called Esselta and produced Mirage Supersonic's first album Figure de Style, Grosses Affaires of Les Chic Men (the band of Ramazani, Deo Brando, Fofo le Collegien and Chamberton), Race Des Vainqueurs of Aimelia Lias, just to name a few.