Author Topic: GOOD RHUMBA FROM LES PIPIYU  (Read 1055 times)

CM PRINCE on: February 25, 2025, 17:37

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They actually had good chemistry it’s honestly too bad they didn’t last or do more together. I’m sure deep down jb regrets getting rid of them.

archos #1 on: February 26, 2025, 17:37

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yeah indeed,until today when the younger artists are not giving the result wanted jb and kibens tend to tell them to take example of that pipiyu team and praise them that they were very quick to get the result wanted
man i am always impressed how artists remember songs from 10 20 years ago,this unless memory is fooling me is a song which used to be sung in  pergola musica in bandal with ferre dolin  papy kalombo and co sounds very much like it and as we all know their generation(despite them being relatively late bloommers) used to exploit street group songs into bigger groups a lot

CM PRINCE #2 on: February 27, 2025, 00:41

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yeah indeed,until today when the younger artists are not giving the result wanted jb and kibens tend to tell them to take example of that pipiyu team and praise them that they were very quick to get the result wanted
man i am always impressed how artists remember songs from 10 20 years ago,this unless memory is fooling me is a song which used to be sung in  pergola musica in bandal with ferre dolin  papy kalombo and co sounds very much like it and as we all know their generation(despite them being relatively late bloommers) used to exploit street group songs into bigger groups a lot
The AUDACITY of jb and kibens to praise them, they're the reason why the pipiyu's career didn't live up to expectations. That's the definition of you don't appreciate what you had until its gone, if jb was like other leaders and actually preferred to work with the pipiyu's over the old guard the music scene might've much different.

Wenge1995 #3 on: February 27, 2025, 01:49

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yeah indeed,until today when the younger artists are not giving the result wanted jb and kibens tend to tell them to take example of that pipiyu team and praise them that they were very quick to get the result wanted
man i am always impressed how artists remember songs from 10 20 years ago,this unless memory is fooling me is a song which used to be sung in  pergola musica in bandal with ferre dolin  papy kalombo and co sounds very much like it and as we all know their generation(despite them being relatively late bloommers) used to exploit street group songs into bigger groups a lot
The AUDACITY of jb and kibens to praise them, they're the reason why the pipiyu's career didn't live up to expectations. That's the definition of you don't appreciate what you had until its gone, if jb was like other leaders and actually preferred to work with the pipiyu's over the old guard the music scene might've much different.

With the exception of Kibens (who is the primary songwriter of Wenge BCBG), Les Les Pipiyus was a threat to Rio, JDL, and Chaï Ngenge. I do wish JB Mpiana could have followed Papa Wemba's footsteps of maintaining two different groups like Viva La Musica and Nouvelle Ecriture. I'm not sure why he didn't try, maybe JB is not aggressive in the way that his compeititon was. It's hard work

CM PRINCE #4 on: February 27, 2025, 11:00

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yeah indeed,until today when the younger artists are not giving the result wanted jb and kibens tend to tell them to take example of that pipiyu team and praise them that they were very quick to get the result wanted
man i am always impressed how artists remember songs from 10 20 years ago,this unless memory is fooling me is a song which used to be sung in  pergola musica in bandal with ferre dolin  papy kalombo and co sounds very much like it and as we all know their generation(despite them being relatively late bloommers) used to exploit street group songs into bigger groups a lot
The AUDACITY of jb and kibens to praise them, they're the reason why the pipiyu's career didn't live up to expectations. That's the definition of you don't appreciate what you had until its gone, if jb was like other leaders and actually preferred to work with the pipiyu's over the old guard the music scene might've much different.

With the exception of Kibens (who is the primary songwriter of Wenge BCBG), Les Les Pipiyus was a threat to Rio, JDL, and Chaï Ngenge. I do wish JB Mpiana could have followed Papa Wemba's footsteps of maintaining two different groups like Viva La Musica and Nouvelle Ecriture. I'm not sure why he didn't try, maybe JB is not aggressive in the way that his compeititon was. It's hard work
Exception of Kibens? Lol are you serious the same guy that couldn’t dance and was the first one that people wanted out of the group? There was Sakoko that was there who was a better singer and dancer. Kibens was useful for his songwriting but that was all.

Mfumu Vata #5 on: February 27, 2025, 14:23

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The end of the song. Reminds me of how the new Quartier Latin-members that wouldn't make it, the PPU's a few moments later and Sankara after coming from his first europe, were praising either their bandleader or themselves (in sankara's case) to have decreased the amount of unemployed people. "vieux azo chasser chomage nakati ya kin"