Author Topic: Seeing the conversation of late Francis Kakonde with Kisolokele made me sad  (Read 325 times)

Mfumu Vata on: October 29, 2025, 22:47

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Seeing the conversation of late Francis Kakonde with late Mbuta Kisolokele made me sad

Mfumu Vata #1 on: October 29, 2025, 22:50

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archos #2 on: October 29, 2025, 23:41

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mbuta was actually diplomatic there,my brother told me then that official members and leaders of groups had signed on some of the papers but jb told them in a reunion to never reveal it and mbuta cancelled the interview he was meant to do

Mfumu Vata #3 on: October 30, 2025, 22:40

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I meant sad because of both guys passing away this year and Doudou Adoula joining them, who passed away last year in december.

Was it that JB Mpiana just didn't want to beef with Koffi again and the WMM vs Wenge BCBG war seeing reappearing ? Talking about those visa problems, back in 2003 or 2004, there was a cassette on the market, I believe Heures de Point volume 3 where the subject was about the issues of Wenge BCBG getting back to Europe. In the same video you had Mbuta Kis accussing Koffi for being among the people that blocked them in Kinshasa. Apart from JB Mpiana not releasing alot albums anymore, the bandleaders didn't really profit, because for like 4 years foreign concertpromoters didn't want to put their money anymore to produce them at zenith or olympia and them going back performing at lsc's, bataclan's and small halls like elysee montmartre, after seeing the mpiaka's of Wemba and Koffi at Zenith and the succes of congolese music going down in paris due to coupe decale.