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Very deep lyrical message indeed....God loves us all and will always us a chance whether we are hookers, thieves, evil et al......guess God wanted the hooker to see the Promised land

one of my favourites from Mr. Keita. a beautiful piece, listened to it hundreds of times. BTW what language is this? i know there is some french though

Am blessed by all your songs mom.Keep up

one of my favourites.....

great!!!....RIP Evora

@rdc036 & nomysterio986.....some Congolese music guru says the guy next to Djo (RIP) is Dennis Bonyeme (RIP)

great piece....the lyrics are subtle, deep & touching

Beautifully delivered by the Big Djo Mpoyi (R.I.P). These guys were terrific even in the

absence of Franco....by the way who are the two big guys on the left of Carlito lassa backing Djo Mpoyi on vocals? the one in the middle is the lead vocalist on ''Eve Sukari'' recorded on the same day as this...

splendid piece of work...youlou looks much older. when did he produce this piece...i guess is post TPOK period....

great footwork and artistry from Michel Boyibanda

@max777ish what wars are you talking about....we are talking about music and art and not wars!!! you are such a doomsday prophet. i honestly do not think Africa is a God forsaken place as you are trying to make people believe and how does a woman in labour got to do with this beautiful music .......

for a Congolese Joskys swahili is perfect ...he does not even have Bana ba Congo accent

the famous blue Les Gibson Guitar.........

@tbwanat ..hey Omera those big CD/plates like things are called Vinyl and not big plate...any way i like the courage.!!!

my favourite from the system

is the title of this track massikini?just wondering coz have heard of another Massikin

how old was Djo at the time of his passing? did he leave a heritage . like wife and children? RIP Djo, Franco and the departed members of Ok jazz.

@AboubacarSiddikh thanks aboubacar...i would have pointed out all save for Makosso

sounds Caribbean tune , great music nevertheless

is the lead singer (centre) a Mr. Michelino who used to play the rhythm guitar at TPOK?

beautiful

been looking for this track for ages...finally. Now i know its name ''Bon Samarita....i used to call it ''balbi makambo'' and nobody knew what i was talking about.....Thanks bughativeyron.

my condolences to the family of Sura Mbaya (ugly face).....RIP

Michel Boyibanda is so old!!!! He looked a pint size fella in the videos of the 60's and 70's. Thank God for having kept these old wazees of Rhumba in good health.....i just love his stage presence and antics and animated dance style....Sam Mangwana voice is still great...

great composition about matters of the heart... insightful and wise counsel for those who do not value their relationships/people in their lives till it is too late and love is no more .....it just a great song and reinforces the poets song writing skills ...cannot have enough of it......

@ Aboubacar thanks for your unrelenting task of uploading beautiful sounds from the Congo....lovely music whether with Matalanza's Horn or not .....Are these comely ladies still in the showbiz industry? BTW when did they join TPOk Jazz?

splendid piece....beautifully delivered by Pepe Ndombe

@Kongolizz....our African rituals (whether birth, Circumcision, marriage or death) are what make us Africans. unfortunately we the current generation despise our roots in favour of western values ...what a pity!!