Author Topic: TSHALA MUANA TALKS ABOUT EUROPE,KOFFI,MOSAKA,KISINDJORA,PIRACY AND NEXT ALBUM  (Read 6693 times)

archos on: November 13, 2014, 11:36

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she laments lack of europe concerts,saying that they have tried to contact french authorities to find a solution but they dont really care since its for african people and she urges congolese people to restart being like they were few years ago and the long ban has affected popularity of congolese music overseas
about relationship within musicians she says they are colleagues they respect each other but they dont always have to be the best friends but that does not mean they must be strong enemies either
 she gives example of jb,werra,fally and ferré then surprisingly says koffi is the guy behind most of the conflicts,he is the king of polemic, he always like to create problems with other artists and she gives own example saying he tried to do polemic with her many times but she ignored it
she thinks it's koffi's nature to be like that but that does not mean we have to accept all things he does
in her own case she tries to be far away from polemic and have good relationship with fellow colleagues
 she advises her "vieux" koffi to start giving a good example by stopping to create conflicts everytime with other artists
and in general one of the things she hates about polemic is when musicians give themselves nicknames implying a certain domination on other artists,because all of them have their skills and none is the boss of the others,every of them are good in their own way
they are all grown people now so they must respect themselves and each other and focus on working hard to produce good music rather than childish conflicts
then she talks about kisindjora and mosaka saying they went too far and they should stick to praising their boss and giving infos about concerts and albums
she repeats advice about koffi saying he is not an enemy but it would be good if he abandons polemic a bit
then she talks about the problem of piracy which has made their life hard with possibilty to have compilation of all their songs released in career sold 1 dollar each,and the fact the copyright company of DRC and zaire in the past had not been well organized for a long long time so artists are not really receiving money they deserve from sales and have to beg businessmen,authorities...to have money to live well
about her album she says she focused a bit more on traditional beats this time and less rumba and it will be soon out

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #1 on: November 13, 2014, 12:50

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Djodjo B #2 on: November 14, 2014, 12:39

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She is complaining about Cote d’ivoire Singers making money or being successful playing Congolese music. Almost 80% of Tshala Mwana’s songs are from Kasaï villages (both Kasaï oriental and Kasaï occidental). How much did she give to the composers of the songs she has been singing since 1985? I am sure she never gave even a simple underwear or a toilet paper to each of those villagers. She traveled all over the world, made a lot of money, won trophies, performed in big festivals in Europe, etc. Did she ever mention a name of one of the Composers?

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #3 on: November 14, 2014, 13:04

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She is complaining about Cote d’ivoire Singers making money or being successful playing Congolese music. Almost 80% of Tshala Mwana’s songs are from Kasaï villages (both Kasaï oriental and Kasaï occidental). How much did she give to the composers of the songs she has been singing since 1985? I am sure she never gave even a simple underwear or a toilet paper to each of those villagers. She traveled all over the world, made a lot of money, won trophies, performed in big festivals in Europe, etc. Did she ever mention a name of one of the Composers?
Maybe you've misinterpreted her sentiments, i think she's echoed what other congolese musicians have been saying that congolese music is dying because of the so called combattants who are stopping congolese musicians from promoting themselves so leaving it to west africans to copy congolese music and modify it and now the same west africans are enjoying popularity as a result of their modification of congolese music.
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archos #4 on: November 14, 2014, 13:14

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she does mention vieux souzy and do akongo who gave him many many songs,lol i am actually surprised you did not slaughter her on the part of kabila,that's the part i said  to myself would make you react  :D :D

Djodjo B #5 on: November 14, 2014, 13:25

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she does mention vieux souzy and do akongo who gave him many many songs,lol i am actually surprised you did not slaughter her on the part of kabila,that's the part i said  to myself would make you react  :D :D

She makes me angry every time she talks about her president as if he was the Hugo Chavez of Congo. If she praises him because there is no more hunger in Congo, Public Servants are now being paid a decent salary, etc. I would agree with her. But we all know she is just being selfish like some of her colleagues. If Things are going well, why is she complaining?

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #6 on: November 14, 2014, 13:45

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Even on the part about Kabila she's right, she has a democractic right to sing for her President just like the rest have done. You do not have real freedom in Congo and refusal to obey the orders of polticians is risky business moreover is it not that she dated Kabila senior and she was in govt herself at one point like Tabu Ley so it's only normal for her to praise Kabila.

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Djodjo B #7 on: November 14, 2014, 13:54

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Maybe you've misinterpreted her sentiments, i think she's echoed what other congolese musicians have been saying that congolese music is dying because of the so called combattants who are stopping congolese musicians from promoting themselves so leaving it to west africans to copy congolese music and modify it and now the same west africans are enjoying popularity as a result of their modification of congolese music.

This also happened or happens because of their selfish behavior. I`m HAPPY that others are enjoying popularity. This is the rewards they got from someone like me who HATE kanambe.

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #8 on: November 14, 2014, 20:16

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This also happened or happens because of their selfish behavior. I`m HAPPY that others are enjoying popularity. This is the rewards they got from someone like me who HATE kanambe.
That's why I keep saying Jesus Christ will come and find Congo still in a guagmire, you the people of Congo do not want peace amongst yourselves. You were happy for the so called Kanambe and his supposed ''step father'' to fight and toppled Mobutu, you were still happy when he his father appointed him Chief of Staff of the Congolese land forces,why did you protest against Kabila his step father that he had  appointed a foreigner to head the army? ;D ;D
This is the same Kabila who has transformed and stabilised Congo after the many attempts to destabilize the country by Rwandan and Ugandan and other militia sponsored by filthy rich men like Bemba who is at the Hague for war crimes.
The Hague has not summoned Kabila why? The Kenyan President was summoned why not kabila if he's a criminal.
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archos #9 on: November 14, 2014, 20:24

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lol i personnally have given up on politics and africa i can guarantee you that whoever comes after kabila  will also be a ugandan,or rwandese ,or centrafrican or it will be  reason for tribal conflict
controversies about presidents in africa especially the subsaharian part are mainly around either "true" country,religion or ethnic group
then of course there is the natural complaints of dictatorship,poverty and so on but thats a very complex problem

 

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #10 on: November 14, 2014, 20:39

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lol i personnally have given up on politics and africa i can guarantee you that whoever comes after kabila  will also be a ugandan,or rwandese ,or centrafrican or it will be  reason for tribal conflict
controversies about presidents in africa especially the subsaharian part are mainly around either "true" country,religion or ethnic group
then of course there is the natural complaints of dictatorship,poverty and so on but thats a very complex problem
Exactly, we have too much tribalism and that's why Africa is suffering.
As we discuss right now, we also have a problem in Zambia, a white man is acting President and hell has broken loose, too much infighting. The white man is barred by the constitution but behind the scenes we have camps that are fighting as we prepare for new elections in 3 months since our President died.
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