Lokua Kanza Nakozonga Congo RDC Live concert

Discover the musical magic with the great Lokua Kanza, always sublime in his interpretation. This great Congolese artist is accompanied by the talented guitarist Pathy Molesso, who passed away in 2022, and was one of the undisputed masters of Congolese guitar. Dear friends, I invite you to immerse yourself in this moment of rare beauty. The piece presented is 'Nakozonga', a term that means 'I will return'. Enjoy the entertainment!

[@hiuroniomorais1133]

Mestre!❤

[@henriolamachannel]

C'est évident

[@CornaliusKede]

Mòdzang forever

[@georgeessongwa7902]

Music guru

[@sicha3307]

Ni kweli tujenge nyumbani

[@gabrielmaboundou9609]

Nous devrions construire chez nous. Nous devrions construire chez nous.❤❤❤❤❤

[@deljay121]

This is a lovely tune. I don’t understand what he’s singing about but the melody is spot on. I love African music.

[@henriolamachannel]

The song addresses the theme of emigration and the return home. The lyrics express the feeling of nostalgia and the desire to return to one's home village, despite the difficulties and poverty faced in a foreign land.
The chorus repeatedly states "I'm leaving but I'll be back tomorrow", emphasizing the hope and determination to return home. It is reiterated that "the journey is not death", suggesting that emigration does not represent a definitive separation from one's land and roots.
The suffering experienced in a foreign land, far from one's village and loved ones, is mentioned. Despite this, the willingness to return to Kinshasa (capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo) and to the native village emerges, even if in conditions of poverty.
In summary, the song expresses the strong bond with one's homeland and the desire to return there, keeping alive the hope for a better tomorrow in the place where one was born and raised, surrounded by the affection of loved ones.

[@deljay121]

@@henriolamachannel, The story of my life right now. Thank you ever so much for this. You have/the song has summed up my life perfectly. Thank you once more.

[@kibambatheblues5510]

Your Guitar is so sweet❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fedsontibani8268]

Wow, Lokua has exhibited his truism as a formidable Congolese musical giant.

[@henriolamachannel]

You are right. Lokua Kanza is indeed a giant of Congolese, African, and world music.

[@EmmanuelBandukusu-mu7dy]

He isn't congolese

[@GamalAbdelNasser-t5f]

Paix à son âme ya Pathy Moleso" la guitare solo

[@henriolamachannel]

Un très bon guitariste

[@episodeepisodemelodic9560]

Beautiful music my legend

[@chancelmegardkondo4583]

Le grand Lokua 🎉🎉🎉

[@GontranEBAKASSA]

The best of the best

[@henriolamachannel]

Très bon musicien

[@irabizirebecca9470]

Nalingiyo mingi lokua kanza naza mwana mboka ya Rwanda

[@EmmanuelBandukusu-mu7dy]

Bozua niangalakata n'a bino bozonga rwanda

[@Natlul88]

RIP Patty Molesso 😢 un très bon guitariste

[@henriolamachannel]

Une grande perte

[@molineinanga3409]

great musica

[@henriolamachannel]

of course

[@matthieudegaulle2849]

Vraiment ! Chant de l' espoir pour nous la diaspora.

[@henriolamachannel]

Non seulement pour la diaspora...

[@gauthiermvcreate7353]

Espoir en province pcq kin eh pardon salite oyo wapi, c’est psychiatrie à ciel ouvert la population est traumatisée, ba plaque cachée épayi 😂ba kuluna, corruption à tout vent ..eh pardon. Force et courage à vous

[@henriolamachannel]

@@gauthiermvcreate7353salut. Moi je suis camerounais, un camerounais qui le sound congolais. Je ne comprend pas votre commentaire. Pouvez-vous le traduire? Merci

[@kongoclean1276]

​@@gauthiermvcreate7353BONGO YO OLINGI CONGOLAIS ABOYA MBOKA NA YE PO NA BA PLAQUES SOIT DISANT
TO ZALI BA CONGOLAIS JUSQU'À !

[@EmmanuelBandukusu-mu7dy]

Zoba ,aza infiltré rwandais

[@Marie-ThNL]

Bokenda rwanda, toboyi

[@vascosimao3720]

Olá la vive la Afrique

[@africanxpress9185]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@djimetdounia2019]

Traduction, c'est pas tous qui connaissent nigala

[@easymusic185]

You should turn it into gospel...

[@AdellardMalaba]

Coach de plusieurs

[@henriolamachannel]

Grande fierté pour notre Afrique