Author Topic: WAZEKWA TALKS ABOUT FEMALE DANCERS AND THE TREATMENT HE GIVES THEM  (Read 4088 times)

archos on: September 10, 2015, 14:13

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he says he did fimbu generique because he saw that people was responding well to it in concerts so he thought it would be good to give fans a studio version of it,and its a dance like zala na mbangu easy to dance by everybody
 talking about the dancers he says he has a lot of respect and its one of the reason why they wore african loinclothes in clip of generique fimbu and says he has one bad memory about  the treatment of dancers with one of his colleagues(koffi) who invited him at a grand hotel concert and while on stage asked him which dancer he wanted to sleep with and he did not appreciate that
he says that unfortunately for the dancers,some of the concerts abroad in african countries are almost like using them as prostitutes for rich people  and to have control on producers
he thanks God because he has some dancers who have up to 4 kids but with a stable life and he is proud when he sees their husbands come at rehearsals and can see by themselves that their boss is not using them in too provocative and sensual dancing
and he avoids unlike most leaders having relationship with any of his dancers
he says female dancers can be atractive without teasing too much and almost dancing naked and gives example of traditional dancers who sometimes dance topless and dance very very well without a blatant attempt to get men into their bed
and he insists that the generique fimbu is not an attack towards any musician or politician or whoever

SoukousFan #1 on: September 11, 2015, 00:30

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KAISARI #2 on: September 13, 2015, 20:24

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