Why do you think the second song is aweful? I liked both sides! The first song is of course a masterpiece. It is nice to listen to Congolese music without the excessive, mandatory and often less than harmonic ‘animation.’
What matters is that the tracks are signed “Ntesa”. Ever since this great musician sang “Bina Na Ngai Na Respect” and “Liyonzi Ekoti Ngai Na Motema” (Popularly known as “Munsi” or “Mounsi”), I’ve remained forever smitten! Thanks Moos.
Why do you think the second song is aweful? I liked both sides! The first song is of course a masterpiece. It is nice to listen to Congolese music without the excessive, mandatory and often less than harmonic ‘animation.’
Apurva from Pune, India.
I’m sorry Apurva, I didn’t like that song at all. It’s a personal thing I guess, good to hear you do..greetings..
What matters is that the tracks are signed “Ntesa”. Ever since this great musician sang “Bina Na Ngai Na Respect” and “Liyonzi Ekoti Ngai Na Motema” (Popularly known as “Munsi” or “Mounsi”), I’ve remained forever smitten! Thanks Moos.
Great! Thanks.
There is single by Ntesa with TP OK Jazz called “Zaina mopaya”; if you could lay hands on it, it is another hit.
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