Kopo Epasuki (Verre Cassé) - Maya Aboyi - Lutumba Simaro

Kopo Epasuki (Verre Cassé)
Maya Aboyi 13:02
(this was about 1986)
Live version of Kopo Epasuki here:
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[@erick19860]

One of the most organized combo for this song. How I wished to watch this live. Litumba, Calyto Lassa and Pepe Kale Yampanya. Thanks and rest in peace for the two departed ones.

[@markojwang4809]

The version with Madilu is best

[@joreneify]

Sango na yoki olingi ko kufa. Nga nazangi nguya na bikisa yo. Na pesi elikwa se na losambo. Na longoli malomba ya kanda nyoso to lobanaka.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@fundikimbayodekunda9123]

Et le texte et les deux voies qui chantent ce morceau. C'est formidable. Paix à ces compatriotes qui survivront à jamais à travers leurs oeuvres.

[@bouksontshibuabua2626]

Carlyto Lassa et Josky kiambukuta sont encore vivants. Rip Pepe Kalle & Le Grand poète Lutumba Simaro 💔❤

[@osmanibrahim5530]

African Maestro. The Guitar-works is awesome. Original creativity.

[@sergheidavseg6467]

merci également a pépé kalle et au pasteur carlito massiya

[@mochom3758]

❤️❤️ MY AFRICA❤️❤️

[@TheEzekiel85]

Merci beaucoup AboubacarSiddikh....! Nalingaka banzembo ya Papa Simaro!

[@verinomayele98]

Merci le grand poète lutumba,cette chanson repare le coeur brisé

[@orlandorafael9213]

Rip Simarro Massiya my Angolan Brother 🇦🇴🇨🇩🇨🇬🇬🇦

[@stanleybupambambogo3334]

Is it true that Simarro Massiya Lutumba was Angolan according to Orlando Raphael's comment on KZbin? I appreciate anyone who can help tell Simarro Massiya Lutumba's native country! Asanteni!

[@orlandorafael9213]

@@stanleybupambambogo3334 He was born in Uíge-Angola, he belonged to Kongo Kingdom. In Congo are many Angolan that many people think they are Congoleses. That’s normal because of the Kongo Kingdom.

[@skolquimper]

merci papa lutumba je me retrouve à travers cette chonson

[@dannychilufya4169]

Unbelievable! This song is so captivating enjoyable and am never bored playing all the songs.I equally love the invitation of Pepe Kalle what a combination. These songs as far as iam concerned beat most of the new songs on the market. Viva Simaro Massiya.& TP OK Jazz. Dan Cox Chilufya.

[@iskaykabeya609]

I enjoy the version sang by Carlyto alone. I have been looking for it on line and still can't find it.

[@aubinmulaj3520]

Une chanson thérapeutique, une chanson d'âme, c'est triste vraiment,... titre :verre cassé,A/C : Simaro lutumba, Interprétation signé : le regretté meilleur chanteur Pepe kalle l'éléphant de la musique africaine et carlyto lasssa.

[@martinnzioka153]

Did i hear madillu?

[@Hollysprt]

Lekker ... Dank u

[@fredrickshiundu3197]

papa lutumba God given talent brevo papaa

[@priscillarobert7424]

I love the tune and the guitar works magic. RIP Simaro , you were a great POET indeed.

[@ezangakombo3720]

Who is on drums?

[@TheOnyango1]

The live version with Franco's mi-solo on Tele Zaire is sweeter

[@georgeodhiambo598]

Linus Onyango, I have heard it and I fully concur with you. I think Franco didn't play the solo guitar in this original version.

[@markojwang4809]

The version with Madilu instead of Pepe Kalle and Franco on lead guitar is best

[@princegeorge3162]

What's the meaning of Kopo epasuki

[@georgeodhiambo598]

Broken glass.

[@vonjosiamai]

I think on vocal was Simarro Massiya along with Franco

[@georgeodhiambo598]

No. Simaro never sang in any song. He was an excellent composer but never a vocalist. The lead singer here is Carlito. Franco also didn't sing in this song.

[@dennisaraka6]

Vocals :Carlito Lassa, Pepe Kalle and Josky Kiambukuta

[@leonarddaro]

C y w

[@fanuelndonde55]

Please can anyone translate the whole song

[@iskaykabeya609]

It's deep, but I will try

[@andremusanguandre4683]

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