The Karindula Sessions

In the south-eastern part of the Congo, young local musicians are creating their own tradi-modern style of music, which they call Karindula, a word which also designates the main instrument they use - a giant banjo made out of an oil barrel, a goat skin, four strings, and an empty bag of powdered milk. After introducing the now-famous electrified traditional music of Congolese capital Kinshasa, Congotronics producer Vincent Kenis travelled to the mining city of Lubumbashi to record and film four Karindula bands during a 3-day mini-festival. Their wild, raw and dynamic performances are documented on this +90 min DVD & audio CD.
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[@gillettesela9462]

watching in February 2021,great music

[@mistormoniteur9112]

I like how the little kids are all focusses on the musicians and looking intently.

[@ghombrerobklyn]

very wonderful music from the motherland. thanks and peace!

[@cyriellebadard4355]

magnifique kongo rdc ! quel talent! 😍😍😍

[@belmunt1]

We need more of this, plz! Wonderful music! Ca me rappelle mon enfance! Je ne pensais pas que cette musique existe encore.

[@Kapdan]

Mon genre musical préféré

[@nkandukataya2813]

This very much sounds like something you'd hear in the Southern province of Zambia. I think I'd definitely say kalindula (note my use of "l" instead of "r" is a Zambian invention. But big up to the bands! Awesome music

[@musondansama3165]

Please sit down . We want to watch and enjoy the music you're blocking the view. Besides you talking trash

[@droidus]

Wow. Fantastic music, amazing dancing.

[@klokjerond1967]

totally agree...wish I could give more credits to these dancers.

[@1122334406]

wonderfullllll !!!! thanks very very much for sharing.

[@klokjerond1967]

These dancers!!!

[@mpspilot]

thanks again for showing great work

[@cyriellebadard4355]

la puissance de nzambi =dieu
se manifeste dans la musique et danses africaines....mais pas que.
Son sol est gorge de richesses.
Ce grand pays est très jalouse par les occidentaux qui font tout pour détruire ce royaume kongo béni de nzambi ya mpungu ingeta!

[@mwewakitoko2978]

Vivaaaaaaaa,DRC

[@motomoyindo]

super

[@BonaventureTheBVM]

This purely Zambian music! Zambians and Katangese are one people. They speak Bemba and we speak Bemba in Zambia too. The dances are the same and sound of the music is the same. One Love!

[@klokjerond1967]

I dont understand....explain me please....This clip says this is music from Kongo. Is Is Kongo and Zambia the same?

[@musondansama3165]

​@@klokjerond1967zambia and Congo are not the same but Luba Lunda peoples are the same . If you don't belong to these two ethnicities is certainly not our problem. The producer of this video is not sure about the origin of kalindula that's why the first is saying or claiming it's Zambian . The genre sounds very much similar to the one in Zambia. There's no so much difference between the two . Even the dance is a mirror image.

[@motomoyindo]

tshia kwetu ku shaba ni kasay,,,

[@ilungadaniel8728]

Top

[@MalebonKasongo]

Hoooo kuetu katuba miye wenu bari ku Australia

[@motomoyindo]

maja ya kwetuu

[@Becca12345ful]

I see why all those children are being born.

[@christinakaterina]

anyone know the name of this dance or rhythm?

[@toxicasset1146]

there is no hint of Reggae.