Author Topic: R.I.P. ZULEMA  (Read 3110 times)

archos #15 on: March 03, 2025, 11:37

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the country keeps going backwards and backwards,what is always surprising me is that those guys at the head of the country have been to all the most modern possible places but cant think about implementing some of it at home,and they'd go to europe even for sore teeth because they know how crap most of our hospitals are,or are extremely expensive for nothing,just look at the seguin case nearly 70k spent in kin alone over a bad mix of injury and diabetes

archos #16 on: March 03, 2025, 12:35

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a special thought goes to chai ngenge who has just lost in the space of two months his two best friends seguin and zulema

archos #17 on: March 03, 2025, 13:50

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jf did not waste time

archos #18 on: March 03, 2025, 14:54

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zulema's wife talking

Wenge1995 #19 on: March 03, 2025, 15:36

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zulema's wife talking

His wife is very composed, I can't imagine navigating through grief of losing your husband, the father of your children, and being in the public eye because of his profession.

As for JF, he's an absolute disgrace. For a born again Christian, he's too comfortable talking about the politics of secular music. Why does he care? Why is his opinion on this tragedy or anything related to music necessary? He should be offline living a quiet Christian life

archos #20 on: March 03, 2025, 17:14

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i think the amount of challenge she has faced with him kind of toughened her up even in her previous appearances she was often composed despite how serious the situation of her husband was,it had been a long long long time since they had a peaceful 6 months

CM PRINCE #21 on: March 03, 2025, 18:00

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zulema's wife talking

His wife is very composed, I can't imagine navigating through grief of losing your husband, the father of your children, and being in the public eye because of his profession.

As for JF, he's an absolute disgrace. For a born again Christian, he's too comfortable talking about the politics of secular music. Why does he care? Why is his opinion on this tragedy or anything related to music necessary? He should be offline living a quiet Christian life
You're not lying about JF, lol we should know by now he's a troll who loves the attention. Remember how happy he was when Koffi mentioned him and trolled him an interview last year.

Manzambi94 #22 on: March 03, 2025, 22:18

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zulema's wife talking

His wife is very composed, I can't imagine navigating through grief of losing your husband, the father of your children, and being in the public eye because of his profession.

As for JF, he's an absolute disgrace. For a born again Christian, he's too comfortable talking about the politics of secular music. Why does he care? Why is his opinion on this tragedy or anything related to music necessary? He should be offline living a quiet Christian life
You're not lying about JF, lol we should know by now he's a troll who loves the attention. Remember how happy he was when Koffi mentioned him and trolled him an interview last year.
And that's exactly the problem with JF Ifonge and his generation of "Frere and Sr en Christ" take what is convenient to further their case from the Bible , and omit the things who will call them out, there is nothing written in the Bible that favors gossip,  fake news or disrespecting.the recently.deceased as Zulema is, but.of course his fans since he is talking against "Miziki ya Mokili" will drink it up

archos #23 on: March 04, 2025, 02:08

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mignon abraham doing a "i told you " tour about the death of zulema

Paysan Congolais #24 on: March 04, 2025, 09:16

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JB should've took him to Europe.

If he could do it and did not, he's wrong.

Hospitals in Congo are not good anymore. We all know it. Even for his addiction, rehab centers are better in Europe.

By leaving him in Congo in those conditions, they basically let him to die.

RIP.

archos #25 on: March 04, 2025, 09:53

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Our musicians are not really proactive with potential death threat there is always believe that things will improve,seguin's case was a forced exception massively helped by who he was,to get a visa very quick since the guy was known till the circle of the president of republic
when bcbg went to usa the plan was to leave zulema there and jb told them since kinshasa that him zambrotta and virginie would stay there,they even tried to trick him by changeing the hour of meeting to go back but he strongly refused and argued saying that his career is in kinshasa and his family,so he returned i believe somebody said that he was in such hurry to go back that he forgot some of the money fans gave to him there and they treated him at 3 or 4 of the hospitals by indians and foreign people in general playing the waiting game for the next europe tour where they'd leave him there by force
i would not be surprised if kabuya was tricked to stay because in his case he did not really want to stay either,only thing which helped is meeting that girl who became his girlfriend

Mfumu Vata #26 on: March 04, 2025, 15:00

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I wonder how Zulema easily could leave Wenge Maison Mère for Wenge BCBG, didn't he receive threats from fans ? and/or was it, because his name wasn't known that well in Kinshasa ?

archos #27 on: March 04, 2025, 15:17

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just came across a video of  ma denise bokoya,zulema's wife when she was crying before composing herself to give interviews and she was saying that they had visas for europe and that he died earlier and changed the plans


archos #28 on: March 04, 2025, 15:19

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I wonder how Zulema easily could leave Wenge Maison Mère for Wenge BCBG, didn't he receive threats from fans ? and/or was it, because his name wasn't known that well in Kinshasa ?

he did a little bit,but what made it easy was that i dont remember which of the admins whether eliott or monib or cris one them i remember told the manzaka and co to spread to fans that the group had enough of him and that handleing zoulema and adjani at the same time was not possible so even when he left he still contributed to maison mere in his early years despite being in bcbg

Wenge1995 #29 on: March 04, 2025, 15:40

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I wonder how Zulema easily could leave Wenge Maison Mère for Wenge BCBG, didn't he receive threats from fans ? and/or was it, because his name wasn't known that well in Kinshasa ?

It's possible, I could only find footage of two concerts that Zulema was on stage with Maison Mere. From what I heard, Zulema's contributions were mostly songwriting and rehearsing songs that would become A La Queue Leu Leu.

It's too bad he left because people went crazy whenever he would sing the refrain of J’en Ai Assez. Even if he had no addiction problem, would he feel comfortable with Werra's group? Zulema can't dance in a group of strong dancers like Bill, JDT, Ferre, Baby, and Heritier. He's noticably a lot older than those boys, isn't he the same age as JB Mpiana?