he says he is there to promote dvd of music he did in europe and also form a band and record his album
in his interview,we can see soloist messi who was formerly with bill and who played brigade's affaire ya rando,on rhythm
 he is asked about whether its true that koko ntiri created many of his famous partitions,he pretends not to know him (whereas koko ntiri was already around when he left)
when asked about a return in maison mere,he says to journalist,if you dont want arc en ciel to become a pedestrian again(as an allusion to his former role of backup)its better for him not to rejoin maison mere,then says arc is his friend and he told him he'd leave in europe so he had to watch him closely and learn in order to arrive anywhere near his level and that for now he is not up there yet but lets give him time and let him improve and also benefit from those advantages you get from being  a number 1 soloist of the band

Kiekiekiekie. 

Who is the interviewer? I like his style, it is moderate, something I often miss from Congolese media. Though I don't understand what he says...

Another Airbag...

LOL, is he showing the tutorial DVD that was created for him by Prosmart Studio? Haha, this is something cute. About 10-15 years ago this could be improbable. Congolese artists were not counscious about the neccessity of sharing their knowledge, the demand for it by fans. Now this video seems to reflect a change in the way of thinking. It is good....

...SMH some of us pedestrians are wondering why any sane person would sell sand @ the beach...

You mean you can easily find a person in Kinshasa to show you guitar tricks?

I bet you it easier to find one than a customer for that DVD...

I bet you it easier to find one than a customer for that DVD...

Y.

I bet you it easier to find one than a customer for that DVD...

Y.

I don't think up and coming guitarist in Kin are going... whoa! I want to be like Luxemborg.

I bet you it easier to find one than a customer for that DVD...

But for international fans this is a very good source. This tutorial DVD. Like me. I have no chance at the moment to travel to Congo. So such DVD's are the only source to check things which I am uncertain about.

I bet you it easier to find one than a customer for that DVD...

But for international fans this is a very good source. This tutorial DVD. Like me. I have no chance at the moment to travel to Congo. So such DVD's are the only source to check things which I am uncertain about.

It is good but still faces stiff competition from all those that have been released by household names.

Maybe. However tutorials are only available at 2 shops And if someone cheks the inventory there, they will find it. I think once someone checked the DVD's available, tehy will choose accoarding to which songs they want to learn, and choose the artist who plays them. At least I do it this way. If I wanted to learn Wenge MM stuff, I would definately choose his DVD or Flamme Kapaya's. Not Diblo Dibala's or Roxy Thaimpaka's tutorial. So this is not the same competition that you have on a Jazz guitar tutorial market.

It would be great if Prosmart studio or any other producer took this a step further and went to Kin  or both Congos  to bring to light the Phantom creators of this famous partitions; or at least the folklore lyres from which they derive.

I agree with that. Some of those who have the capacity should do such projects. But I don't blame Prosmart studio for not having done this so far. It is Jeannot Bel who is behind it, a freelance musician, I think he simply has no chance to do such things at the moment. But maybe in the future he will try to take part in similar projects, too. I assume recently his timetable ties his hands. However if I were in Kinshasa, I would definately do such researches. It might not be that complicated, you just need to take a decent handycam and voice recorder, and try to find the persons for your video. Some years ago I wanted to make a friend in Kinshasa to do this, after I mail him a camcorder, but he moved to Morocco, so this was abandoned. Actually we could also have made money by this, by uploading the videos to a webstore. A part of that money could also be transferred back to the people who are showing things in the video, as revenue.