Author Topic: GOOD SEBENE's  (Read 6575 times)

NEWSIDE96 on: November 13, 2015, 15:03

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Wow what a throwback back them days I was very good dancer this sebene was lethal. That Bass man damn

mvulusi96 #1 on: November 13, 2015, 15:55

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where is Guy Wa Nzambi nowadays ?

mvulusi96 #2 on: November 14, 2015, 17:35

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were the majority of the members of Big Stars from Kisantu? Because during the sebene I heard Defao shouting in Kikongo Guy Wa Nzambi mo Kinsantu.

NEWSIDE96 #3 on: November 14, 2015, 19:01

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Nope well most especially during the mid 90s most were from Ngiri-ngiri and other districts maybe one or two are from kisantu

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #4 on: November 14, 2015, 20:25

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Hmmmmm,tune. Although Ferre is my all time favourite vocalist out of Congo, i feel Defao has better vocal control, Defao alternates between pitches without any noticeable faults but Ferre youo can hear when he stretches it a bit with some of his notes.
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NEWSIDE96 #5 on: November 14, 2015, 21:36

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Hmmmmm,tune. Although Ferre is my all time favourite vocalist out of Congo, i feel Defao has better vocal control, Defao alternates between pitches without any noticeable faults but Ferre youo can hear when he stretches it a bit with some of his notes.

You know how special Ferre is when it comes to singing but Defao in my opinion is in a different league multi-voice tenor or even baritone he can do it

Matebu #6 on: November 15, 2015, 03:49

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Solange is another nostalgic tune with top notch sebene my friends and i loved in the early 90s.


manger la viande :D

I always say dégueulasse when I think of Defao in his glory days in the early 90s compared to the 2000s. He had it all - looks, voice, charisma, the best dancer, and the ability to let his other singers shine. Like Newside stated, Defao is in a different league with his tenor, a league which also includes Pepe Kalle and Madilu.
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EMOVICTEAM #7 on: November 15, 2015, 06:54

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To me defao's singing can only be compared to koffi olomide. The two know how to change their vocal range without faults when singing. Jb mpiana and guys like fally.. wemba...ferre....malage...etc come in the next category. Ferre you are right....i hear him stretch in the koffi olomide bataclan dvd when he sings along side others on the skol longitima song.

archos #8 on: November 15, 2015, 09:29

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matebu, i think kester also falls into that category of 2eme voix singers who are so versatile,defao was so good  at high notes than few people actually realised he is a 2eme voix