Author Topic: WHAT HAPPEN TO VARIOUS SONGS OF FOLKORE  (Read 4118 times)

NEWSIDE96 on: June 21, 2015, 22:22

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God really blessed DR Congo with talent for music wow these groups made mutwashi songs as if their all from Kasai just wow he did the pull it off so well.



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Listen to the folkloric part.

Wow more of this needed, it's like there's no more diversity 

archos #1 on: June 21, 2015, 22:28

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the authors of the songs(jb,bendoson,sam or lebou for mamu,pepe kalle) actually happen to all be from kasai but i get what you mean bro,werra says he is doing a 7 songs album with the main folklores we have,hopefully there will be some live in it,i love the combination of traditional instruments and classic lead guitar and drums and am not too fan of the traditional songs 100 per cent of programming

Franco Pepe Kalle #2 on: June 21, 2015, 23:46

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Jb Mpiana and Pepe Kalle actually knew some or a lot of Tshiluba. That was known to some people.

JV “Lone Ranger” #3 on: June 22, 2015, 09:00

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That Peper Kale song was just the best, brings back memories of my childhood

bencuri #4 on: June 23, 2015, 00:33

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I think even today there is diversity, the only difference is that they fill up spaces between rumbas and sebens with salsa, coupe decale, rap and other South and North American stuff. They should put there these folkloric pieces instead, and the whole record would look different.