TRANSLATED INTERVIEW HOW LUAMBO FRANCO'S BODY WAS REPATRIATED BACK TO ZAIRE, ON 12TH OCTOBER 1989.

[@ANDAREJO]

Big up Mankoko Kindudi Makos for the courage to give this very moving interview

[@masasiization]

Salim all the way from Nairobi, Kenya Thank you Makosso for finding courage to narrate to us how it all happened.This is valuable history to us fans and lovers of Ok Jazz Music.

[@JohnMkaya]

Wow great interview. The final days of the King of Rhumba were really saddening. 😪

[@congolesrumbamusicwithtranslat]

It was sad

[@sylvesterbernard7088]

This man Luambo died before i was born but he is still glorified like a king. i wish he could have lived a little longer.May the lord rest his soul in eternal peace.

[@congolesrumbamusicwithtranslat]

Genius don't live long, they're only sent in the world for a purpose. They die once their mission in the world is accomplished.

[@ibrahima1964]

Meet him in senegal in the 80’s.. rip

[@godsanointed3397]

Rest in Peace (RIP) great Franco. Your legacy lives on forever.

[@jamesangana_lingalarumbainstit]

Great interview

[@francismuiruri9064]

So many died very young.

[@ayubh292]

Good history 📜 about one of the African or world 🌎 unifying soul. The Grand Maitre Franco Luambo Makiadi

[@congolesrumbamusicwithtranslat]

The has never been a funeral like his.

[@robertswaleh8100]

Great work

[@congolesrumbamusicwithtranslat]

Thanks

[@Belloz_1]

Kinois means "Kinshanese ” so someone who lives in Kinshasa.