Tuesday, May 4, 2010

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Rodrigue Ndzana: A slam poets in


L’écrivain de 27 ans avoue n’avoir jamais lu un recueil de poèmes. C’est un personnage atypique que le public venu assister au café littéraire organisé par l’Association des écrivains de langue française section Afrique-Centrale (Adelf-Ac) a découvert mercredi dernier au Centre culturel français de Yaoundé.
En effet, rien en Rodrigue Ndzana, l’auteur du recueil de poèmes « Je t’aime en splash » paru en 2009 aux éditions l’Harmattan, ne laisse deviner ce côté lunatique que l’on prête aux poètes. Sa mise vestimentaire et sa gestuelle le font plutôt passer pour un rappeur. C’est yet the world of poetry that the writer has decided to walk the silhouette of his athletic 1m86.

Come to poetry by "chance" Ndzana Rodrigue has since acquired a taste and will find its place in the circle of poets Cameroon. It's really in 2004 that the desire to write is. While he is recovering at home following an accident, the young writer is obliged to write to channel his desire to move. An avid music and not at all interested in poetry (he also admits he never read a book of poems) Rodrigue Ndzana begins by expressing his positive outlook on life through slam. An oral poetry, urban, declaimed in a rhythm chanted, and in public. He works particularly with the collective of the slammers "Fraz slam." Over time, his lyrics slam mature. The writer having impregnated the stylistic devices such as metaphors, the anaphor or the acrostics. But without feed big dreams.

Besides, he said, he met in 2008 with the publishing Harmattan is due to chance. "I walked past the headquarters of the publishing house. I learned that they seeking manuscripts. So I filed mine. Later, the Harmattan called me to tell me that my manuscript had been accepted. " In 2009, he contacted ADELF Ac-headed writer Pabe Mongo. ADELF-Ac appreciates the quality of his work and assistance in tracing his way into the world of words. Through the organization of literary cafes where it is presented to the public.
In his collection of poems "I love you in Splash, Rodrigue Ndzana glorifies love. Very optimistic about his outlook on life, the young author thinks that love is synonymous with peace and prosperity. Heavily on imagery, texts Rodrigue Ndzana make use of metaphors and acrostics to captivate the reader. According Pabe Mongo, Rodrigue Ndzana pen has a "lively and attractive."

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Cinema: Film Cameroon announced

director Ikoma Efokwa Wegmuller announced the release of his debut last Friday.

The press conference of 30 April in the Solomon Foundation Tandeng Muna has made a real preview of the movie "Not my will". The audience viewed a sample of what could be a preview of the dangers faced by young people, especially in academia Molyko in Buea. Ill-gotten wealth, lavish lifestyle, theft, aggression, insecurity, etc.., Propensities that social morality condemns are scrutinized. "Not my will" director Ikoma E. Wegmuller is also a kind of concert music, a mixture of voice sometimes sweet, sometimes raucous, actors carefully selected.

The young Cameroonian who is on the cusp of her 29th birthday, takes its inspiration from acts of everyday life: "We wanted to make this film as real as possible, both in the style of dress that behavior. I serve to everything I see around me, "he says. For lead actress Nalo, whose real name Christa Eka, "This project we hope will reveal the talent of young Cameroonians. Although there are still a few false notes in the fidelity sound, including scenes shot outside, it is difficult to remain indifferent to the efforts of these young people in producing this feature.

"We have not really put an emphasis on what it would bring us, because our goal was that of satisfying the public," met the marketing manager, Laye Mbunkur. Filming started in 2008, was the landscape of Cameroon, Nigeria and England. On issues from the budget of this production, Ikoma E. Wegmuller remains enigmatic: "It's a mystery, because we had a limited budget. But we also had a divine hand at our side." Nothing has so far been left to chance. The movie poster alone flatters the view.

Dressed in a sober suit, unlike the one she wears in the film's lead actress bursts onto the image by light mi-childish, half-seductive. In
background image, one can recognize six other players have to both sides, held in equally discrètes.Une rebirth of cinema? Chances. But in other places, no doubt, when we know how the Cameroon lack of cinemas in the big screen. Meanwhile a movie on a large scale, a Cameroonian producer, Chi Chi Ladislav seems optimistic: "We've seen a film adaptation of the film. To do this, we will schedule the broadcasts in the halls of the CCF and the Goethe Institute. In sum, "Not my will" as stated in kicker, he "better be careful how you live, because one day you die."

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Monday, May 3, 2010

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Macase The singer talks about the new album.

your album Since when is it out?

The album is called Fly Away. But now, the title with which we are promoting is 'Edin'. The album has twelve tracks with a bonus trac which acts as a thirteenth track. He has been out since Feb. 25 last. This is the third album Macase. It is true that it takes a long time to get our albums. The last was in 2002. So we still took eight years between the two albums. We are currently the promotional phase, the project is to go around the Cameroon; already do know the album to the public because it's long we're not on stage. There must be children who were born between. It should refresh our memories.

What messages convey the different titles?

titles cover everything, of ourselves, of life. I'll take the example of the title 'Mayem', which means I know, I know what I do, I know where I go. This title is like an autobiography, a way of saying that is not lost: there are jobs that take a long time to bear fruit. Most often, when you do something, some people think you're mad, then you know what you do, where you go. So we tell people not to lose hope because sometimes there are moments of blues, moments where we get lost and wondered if you are on the right path. You just keep going because when we started, we're not going to stop there again somewhere else, because then it loses time. There are also songs like 'Melo, who speaks stubborn girls who do not want to listen to others and go from left to right. In the end, they do not know who is the father of the baby. There ESIEE 'which talks about the job. It's a big question mark facing the thousands of young graduates who do not know what to do with their diplomas. The title of the album 'Fly Away' is about young people who still believe that Eldorado is on the other hand, they go and return empty-handed. And they realize they have lost a lot of time thinking about the other side was better for them. 'Bongo' talks about street children, there are those who have powerful stories and just need help, do not just catalog them and say it the lost. In fact, the titles make people aware.

For rhythm, you also explore other sounds?

When creating generally, it does not already trying to do a particular rhythm. It depends on the sensitivity we have when we create a song. That is to say that you sing without knowing if this will be the bikutsi of makossa or something. So, we sing and the drummer trying to find something that goes with the style of the melody. We will find several rhythms in this album, but it remained typical that is to say that there is always this side roots. One always feels that comes from somewhere, Cameroon. It's an album that is open continuity Macase albums.

The departure of some members of the group did it affect you?

Henry Okala and Blick Mbassi left. He deals a little group Macase in Europe, although he released a solo album that works well elsewhere. Henry Okala also released his album not long ago here in Cameroon. I will say at the beginning, we were somewhat affected. This is normal, since Macase is like a family. But you get is done. The core remained. The proof has not added other members because there is already a spirit Macase. If we add someone, we will have to seek to know the person. We preferred to stay five to keep in mind that there already is. We keep good relations with those parties because it is perfectly legitimate for someone to want to stand on its own goest while having the support of others.

Macase already has a name, does that mean that you had no problem finding a producer? The album is

produced by Macase. It was initially decided to do ourselves. That is precisely why we took more time. We went slowly, with the resources we had, we would not run. And then we had made up his mind that in Cameroon, in every way, there's no producer.


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Saturday, May 1, 2010

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Yaounde: Dance can it contribute to the development of Cameroon?


University of Yaounde II hosted yesterday, April 29, 2010, an international symposium on the contribution of dance development in Cameroon. Meka organized by the association in the international festival of dance and percussion
called "Abok i Ngoma this conference was an opportunity for teachers, artists and journalists to see how this art can contribute to the growth of our economy .

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Jean Tabi Manga, Rector of the University of Yaounde II: "We want to create a degree in cultural economy "

culture in any country is a celebration of the definition, promotion and preservation of national identity. The dance can not be regarded as folklore. It is an object of research. It is a very old craft that has made it possible for many countries to build. It is not understood that Cameroon can not fund its culture, supporting its artists, brief supporting cultural policies ... The United States and Canada, for example, derive great benefits from their culture through movies, music, dance ... If we stop funding of cultural products, this means that we accept the loss of our cultural identity, including our dancers. We must strengthen the legal framework of our art. The University of Yaounde II will create a BA and MA in economics of culture in the near future to the needs of Professionalization and wealth creation.

Jean-Claude Awono, writer: "Commercializing our dance"

Dance is an unchanging cultural role in the development, not necessarily of the economic universe, but of the individual. There is no economic development without the prior development humain. Or, pour le poète, la danse est un élément d’identité. Par la pratique de la danse, par la professionnalisation de cette discipline artistique, on peut arriver à gagner sa vie et animer des secteurs de la vie. Ce festival (Abok i Ngoma) réunit des danseurs qui viennent des quatre coins du monde. C’est un plateau intéressant qui nous permet de voir combien est-ce que l’industrie de la danse peut être bénéfique pour le développement de notre pays. Il faut commercialiser notre danse, la vendre à travers des festivals internationaux et amener des étrangers à venir au Cameroun pour faire rentrer des devises et valoriser nos instruments de musique qu’on peut également market.

Bingono Bingono Francis, a journalist: "The development of Africa will never come from the West" Whoever

dance is related to the cosmic world inhabited by our ancestors. We'll ask me where is the relationship with dance and development? Among black Africans, we know the place played by ancestors. When we have problems in town, we are told, returned to the village you "wash" that is to say, comes to be reconciled with your ancestors. The development of Africa will never come from the West. It will come from Africans themselves. But we must see what which was the foundation of our development. Precisely ties with our ancestors, that is to say with our dead. However, to stay in communication with the dead, the dance is an essential element. If Africa is therefore to develop in its own way, that is to say, in strict compliance with the ancestral worship that bind us to our deaths, we are obliged to use the dance for that communication to take place. Each tree can grow only from its own roots. If Cameroon wants to develop from its own roots, it must return to the ancestral.

Daniel Anicet Noah Teacher: "Cameroon may sell artwork"

In industries such as curtains of radio, television ... the dance is a product structure and communication that can be sold as such. This is not folk dances but the dance is a work of choreography. We must further professionalize our dances. The Chinese turn around the world with choreography composed. I made a statement on the dance of assiko which is a dance from the African coast from Ghana to Douala in Cameroon and inside the coast. It is a kind of structure from which I can reconstruct an imaginary area that can make creative choreographers and composers. Can be an art rather structured as assiko and turn out not as an ethnic community, but rather an artistic creation that Cameroon can sell.

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Theater: Remain committed to its roots or Westernized?


is the dilemma that describes the play "Move back," which was shown last Saturday Baham. It is heavily that people of Baham attended the premiere of the play entitled "Move back,"
Saturday, April 24, 2010 at municipal home Baham. The play tells the story of three Cameroonian who decide to seek his fortune in Europe. Arrivals in France, the three young women go to discover the city, waiting to get a possible job. Their guide "sister village" who lived in Paris for several years. They are also surprised to find that it speaks and acts like Westerners. The tour of European cities is illustrated as an exchange between African cultural values attached to the black continent and the African "Europeanized" which finds that the old continent has the world's best cultural assets, with the globalization that is concentrated.

To concoct this piece that drew the breath of hundred spectators who witnessed his performance, the actor and director Cameroon Tchoko Tchoko French musician and DJ Rys. Sadefo Philip, the promoter of this show and president of the Association of Baham nationals of France, said the show was intended to facilitate cultural exchanges between young people of both continents. "It allows these young people graduating from two different backgrounds to discover and understand themselves, without preconceptions. It is an action of cultural exchange that is part of a partnership between the town of Hay roses in France and the Municipality of Baham, Cameroon. "

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Copyright: Journalists and leaders in school

The amphitheater of the School of Science and Information Technology and Communication (ESSTIC) hosted Saturday, April 24, 2010 a training seminar for journalists and cultural workers on the copyright. Meka organized by the association as a prelude to the festival of contemporary dance and percussion called "Abok i Ngoma, said the seminar has attracted a roster of professionals from the pen and microphone. For eight hours punctuated by rich presentations, seminarians have more to gain a better understanding of the cultural environment of Cameroon, learn more about what is truly the copyright and its management in a country where this concept is thrown as food to those who proclaim themselves experts in mastering its contours.
To set the scene, the representative of the President of the African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI) who has undertaken to redefine the intellectual property, its branches, its role and its targets. It then learns of his keynote speech that if there is frequent misunderstanding in the management of copyright and neighboring rights, for the simple reason that users sometimes ignore the role that is assigned to each structure involved in the chain from creation to promotion and administration of the work. Dr. Christopher Seuna the theme of the presentation was based on copyright and neighboring right has meanwhile told the seminarians that these two entities far from being mere fact that one favors artists, representing a weight in the economy of a country. Taking for example the United States, the holder of the UNESCO Chair also recalled that if the creators of Cameroon are still struggling to identify the management rights in part because Cameroon has not ratified the Rome Convention relating thereto. In this decoding, Dr. Seuna took the opportunity to briefly introduce some seminarians economic rights (right of marketing, conversion privilege ...) One theme that has marked the day is that of "cultural information in the media in Cameroon and the constraints of ethics and conduct" has presented Dr. Charles Augustine Mbia. The fruitful exchange with journalists and presenters, we held that certain issues are unacknowledged and the power of money that foster ethical drifts become legion in the two trades mentioned above. The real art critic sounding conspicuously absent, judging the quality of a literary or artistic work is similar today to praise against its creator. It is to avoid lapsing into the "praise-singing" that "journalists should be formed to explain to outsiders the management and operation of copyright," the teacher recommended the Esstic.

Believing that their corporation is currently suffering from a certain lack of credibility, the facilitators hoped to different moderators to be assigned in the near future a status that they think would help some respects from society against them.

By CHRISTIAN.TCHAPMI their usual torpor rural. Twenty talented artists in the rough, in fact young people out of school whose age ranges between 15 and 30 years, has taken over the podium of fortune. It is only after five years of hard work in the structures of the AFC partners, including genes located on the street to Deido Kotto, rising stars wanted to show what they had in the guts.

Thus, under the leadership of the inspired soul band called Universal ngosso love (Papso piano, guitar Farence Mayem rhythm, guitar solo Henry Flat and the choir Reno.j and Abel) the star power of music in Cameroon have strolled a young audience on several tunes. World music stole the show will be local production. The fans of this genre, namely youth, went not bored. From the edgy soul through zouk, rap and other techno, everything is gone. Lovers of African music pure and simple were not poor children. First class show the group has performed to the delight of cheering fans, titles Sergio Polo, and his long long kirikou that continues to rage, rhumba Fally Fally aka the Wonder handicap. In detail, in Reno.j known as the Civil Atangana Hilaire Patient, age 28, songwriter, through two songs performed masterfully showed how good he is in soul. My kids, who opened his first song on the passing scene is an invitation to address the parents so that they are more responsible, more likely to supervise their children that they sometimes leave to thank you for the robbery and prostitution . Reno.ja also paid glowing tribute to the mother of mankind. La Femme was a wink that the young singer made the place of the fairer sex, victim prejudices. Abel has shown a mixture that is not going to mind the twins Masao. I'm just a man, I screwed up "featuring Kerl.K (Yintsop Raphael Lewis, 23 years) were greeted by a crowd on the edge of ecstasy. Zanny, in the Zouk Pierrette Adams was amazed with its sugar honey, hailed for its value by a thunderous applause. Antanasus with his reggae tonic Mayem Francis Cyril and Otake, which means you're disturbing in Duala, a bolobo eclectic and full of other young people have shown they have big potential.

A framework for development For the president of AFC Ganze Eleanor, the concert music of budding talent was mobile to "present the work done over the past five years. He acted in a professional training in various fields such as music, sewing, carpentry, processing of natural products, agriculture ... Our goal was to bring the youth to combat idleness by the introduction to various careers in art. All this in line with their socialization, "she said. To achieve its lofty goals, Ganze Eleanor and her team have unchanged on velvet. Pitfalls that have names for the lack of financial, logistical and equipment, lack of subsidies from government or other organizations, the difficulty of communicating with young people ... have failed to wring the neck of a worthy endeavor that needs to be sustained. Anyway, Ganze does not give up. She swears by hand on the heart to pursue this course by setting up training centers Sodiko as it is to find a framework for development for vulnerable children. To see ... By ALAIN
NJIPOU
national heroes, artisans struggle for the affirmation of our sovereignty gained, fifty years ago. This production aims to promote national integration, comes in a context of official celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of Cameroon, whose highlight of the festivities is scheduled for May 20. In this perspective, Marco Mbella and fifteen of his fellow singing in the official languages (English and French) but also in our local languages. Is there a symbol of national unity as strong a song cadence, revealing the underlying cultural and linguistic diversity of the country?

In any case Marco Cameroon Mbella independent part of "the desire to develop a synergy around a historic celebration. If the organizers of the fiftieth have not thought of creating a work, a song as an anthem, they can own independent Cameroon. He said, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, at the presentation ceremony of the single knights of the pen in Douala. After the flowers of the West Indies in 1997 (a title which was a resounding success), where Marco had the merit Mbella gather around this song cream Cameroonian artists, the father of Marco atmosphere, has revived an updated formula that works. Thus, several generations of singers have agreed to place their voices and images in a single landmark. Andre Marie Tala, Anne Marie Nzié Marthe Zambo, Jean Bikoko Aladin, Sam Fan Thomas, Angel Ebogo Emerand, John Hall, Dina Bell, Bebe Manga, Beko sadeyes Claude Ndam, Chantal Ayissi, Nicole Mara, Belka Tobis, Germaine Ebell Prince Afo Akom, and other accompanying Rantanplan Marco Mbella in a musical adventure in the air.

Album 8 tracks ...

In fact, the single from Marco Mbella landed in stores after a slump in star makossa, dating back to 2002 with the entry in the record market Abel Lions, his third album. The artist did not need gloves to justify the silence deafening. "My professional activities to AES-Sonel (he was assistant director of financial planning and analysis, Editor's note) do not often left me time to realize my musical projects and to be present all the time on the record market . Thank AES-Sonel's intention to accompany me, as a corporate citizen in the launching of the song "Cameroon Independent" which is no longer the work of Marco Mbella alone but of all Cameroonians. The single

Independent Cameroon is a prelude to the release of a fourth album of 8 tracks in various rhythms where you find the slow, the Abel, makossa, rap, zouk, the ambas-Bey. Announced in stores in late May, the production of this album is signed Marco Mbella itself and its delivery by JPS production. By ALAIN NJIPOU

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budding artists are given to see in Douala Mbella


If we began by talking about you, we know that you were born in a village whose name may have been distorted by the Germans. Is this true? (Laughs) Yes, like most villages in Africa! Loulé Dorf including "loule," was the name of the village chief and "Dorf" in German means village. This means that while the village of Loulé. They had found "Loulé" too complicated they said Lolo yielding Lolodorf in the department of Ocean, Southern Region Talk about your childhood was it an easy childhood and your parents practiced what profession? I arrived in the world while my mother was still in high school student, I came a little disturbing the normal course of things, because her father wanted her to go after bin in France because she was very intelligent at school. But I came and that changed everything. His father was prefect at the time and he was furious to see her daughter get pregnant so early. It was he who gave me the name Anzouer, which means here: something immense. He added first names: Annie, Denise, Olga Rita Delacote but I have kept only two.
Can we then say that your childhood was easy, since your grandfather was still a notability?
In fact, I'm not too much because when I arrive vein, it is going to retire and he had many children. So my grandmother spoiled me.

Does this mean that it was difficult?

Yes, the situation was manageable when my grandmother was with us Eseka. She kept us, but at some point, she could not over and she returned to live in the village. The village lies between Lolodorf and Eseka ...

During his time was your mother?

My mother returned to school. She remained in Yaounde. What was the relationship between your family and the music business? Were there any musicians in the family? I remember when I was little, my grandfather often asked me to sing songs from church. When I finished the song, he wanted me "Bisse". And it made me "encore" as often, and when I was tired, I began to cry.

But how do you conduct your studies? what grade are you Annie? I went to school until second grade. I was Stenographic. My mother encouraged me to go, since she was executive secretary. She wanted me to be like her. I remember during the celebration of youth, the elder brother to my mother, who loved me very much, gave me money to pay the second installment of my schooling and at the same time, there was a contest singing in college. I, wanting to be well dressed I went to buy a pretty dress. Maybe the school you are bored it a lot?

(Giggles) It's just that I preferred to sing!
IT has been reported that sometimes young, you were singing in the street and very strong.

I remember one time I was walking in a secluded place behind the Green City. And this is the day I met Roger Owona, the journalist. He stopped and said "You sing well eh! . He invited me to visit him in his room. At the time he was a student ... Why did it guest in his room, he wanted to seduce you? (Grin) What is your problem? No, he simply picked up the guitar and began playing Peter Akendengué. He asked me to sing, what I did. Even if I did not know the words. Some time later, there was a concert in the auditorium 700. He sought me and it was my first contact with the public.
In 1987, the famous Georges Seba is on tour in Cameroon. He is looking for singers and you will apply. Who allowed you to have this contact? It Mebenga Sax! He worked at CRTV. He comes and asks me to go to the presidential guard, to Ekounou, hoping that, like Georges Seba is looking for singers, he can recruit me. I arrive, he was really doing a kind of casting and, as soon as he heard me sing, he stopped me ...


must say that you had no foundation in music you sing so autodidact who did not receive training ... Yes, there were no training facilities. I ended up singer George Seba for the tour he will do in Cameroon.


Others have they together? Yes, Zangalewa also called the Golden Sound. At the time, they were also members of the presidential guard. They were all part of the presidential guard, except kerosene and fire me. The adventure is going really well until we find ourselves in Ebolowa, which is the town of George. Then there was this excitement, a crazy world. George is all wet he could not continue, he left the scene to mop. Starting Ze he asks Bella to blackmail me, but he hesitated, saying they did not repeat, I did not have a directory with them. George wanted anyway I sing, the time it starts to go home. I decide to interpret a song by Anne Marie Nzié. The audience was ecstatic. And he asks me to repeat the same several times. This is the way that George told the group to keep me because he knew I had something ... and it did not last three months. One day, Ze Bella comes home to tell me they had found a producer, and it took me to intervene on a song. That's how he takes me home to Ekounou Dooh, the bearded bassist. Kero I find playing a melody, Ze had already written the lyrics in Beti. It shows me, but I asked him to let me try in my language. This results in "difficult disease to treat."


An album that was a great success ... a great success. In 1989, we toured, I sing with Mbilia Bell. After we went to Zimbabwe with Tshala Mwana, Zambia and I even had dinner with Robert Mugabe. Hear a story, you see, me, the pygmy, I got off the plane, walk into a limousine, I have a driver who wears gloves. Meanwhile, Ze Bella and the others were in a bus. While we're at VIP lounge at the airport, it makes me interviews. I was at that time became the real star of the group. I heard someone tell me, "you sing like Miriam Makeba." I understood nothing at all. I was content just to say "Yes". That evening when I was at my hotel in Lusaka I see in my newspaper interview that goes on TV.


In 1991, with the Golden Sound who had become Zangalewa you make the album "Baby." The album works very well. When does the adventure ends with Zangalewa and why? The adventure ends because later, we go to Togo, and then I felt hurt deep inside me. I can not say exactly what happened by what it is not healthy, but when I returned I decided to leave the band and from Yaounde to Douala to settle


Know you people in Douala, or did you intend to sing in nightclubs? Cabarets had a lot of singers at the time. I'd just watch. I feel like creating ...


Did you already tired of bands?

No, because when I out my first solo album Changes in 1994, I invite all members of the Golden Sound. Only two of them accept and producer told me I was not allowed to release a solo album because I had signed an exclusive contract with Zangalewa. Yet I had never signed a contract with him and he had never given a penny.
How he called the producer?

I'd rather not mention his name!
How do you manage to produce your second album?

One day through the central post office in Douala, I came across a lady who recognized me and told me they are looking for singers. She told me a place to Bonadibong while recommending me to prepare a model. From that moment I was very concerned, because I had no money to produce a model. So I rush to see the late Tom Yoms. It was then North at Akwa. He had a home studio. It therefore begins to make my comp and at the third or fourth title, a man shows up. His name is Daniel Peh Peh. I think it was then the producer of Butterfly. While listening my comp, it asks Tom who I am. And without even telling me, both decide it's going to happen. Shortly after, I go to Yaounde for a studio ...
In this album you picked a song Ekambi Brilliant Moussoloki. How did it happen?

(Surprise) What happens is that Mr. Peh approached and, after listening to the model, he states that something is missing. Then he returns with a pile of cassettes and old hits me, I fell for Moussoloki is how I leave the studio to add this song.
It becomes a bit the flagship title of your album.

There was this song, but also Kandanamè. A song whose refrain was taken up by children in schools.
So that changes is your first album, the biggest hit of the year, there was not there at the time of piracy?

IT must ask the producer!
Did he give money?

Nothing! Not even five francs!
And Tom Yoms in history, it was he who helped you meet the producer?

Let his soul rest in peace!
What do you do then, because your journey from 1994 to 1998, there is a little empty. We know that you do many concerts, but no album.

concerts have enabled me to live. I was invited several times, especially in Equatorial Guinea. I went there every six months. I've had great things there, things that do not tell, but live.
What has seduced the Equatorial Guineans in your album?

Myself I can not explain it! But I think mostly it's the dance steps of Kandanamè.
In 1997, you return Cameroon. You make your second album, visado ... In Guinea

I realized that we were one people. Why apply for a visa to go there? That's why I pulled visado Visa which means in English. The album works very well.
Who produced this time?

Binam productions ... (Laughs)
Why laugh you Annie, have you rolled a second time?

just this story Leave my brother.
You are very inspired at this time. A year later, you come out a third album, Kwassio. What does this mean ?

Kwasio means researcher ivory! In fact, I am one of the people Kwasio, found in Guinea, where they are called Bisiyo. In Gabon, they are called the Makina and home, the Kwasio.
When do you decide from Cameroon?

You want me to tell you the truth? I never intended to leave my country. That's life that I played dirty tricks. I thought from recording an album and come back. But arrival in France, who greeted me was my producer and even more than that ...
That was it for you specifically ?

(Hesitation and smiles) you know what I mean. He said he was not married. So I box, five minutes walk from home. He was married to a West Indian, and this woman started to persecute me on the phone. It has, perhaps because he called me from home, from time to time. She realized. Call a friend who is in Montpellier. She told me to take the train to get home. I stayed with my friend the time to wait for the album done. These visado.
can say it's bad for property, because you meet in Montpellier love ...

Yes I met a French entrepreneur who was in Masonry, he built houses. When we meet he does not know that I'm a singer. I do not often put forward that I prefer to appreciate the wife and the singer afterwards. As soon as he discovered I was a singer, he has completely changed I remember one day a show organizer name and the latter wanted to invite me to Madrid and then, my husband ripped the phone ...
Were you ever married with this gentleman?

Yes! The show took place two days later. The gentleman sent me an airline ticket, but my husband decided to accompany me in the car, more than 2000 km to Madrid. He wanted to be the focus of my career and I wanted him to rest just my husband. Something funny is that we arrived in Madrid late and I had to sing almost an hour later. The impresario came to see me in the lodge where we were installed, he discussed with me how he should present myself on stage, my husband responded. He wanted the present as well. I could not understand. Before going on stage, I was given money for my character on stage and I had also received money. Everything I had, I gave my husband. Later when we returned to Paris he offered me a honeymoon and it was financed with my money.
Would you say that this marriage was at first a union of love turned into a scam?

Young people often dream of finding a white husband. But I came across a really white not white at all! How
long is your wedding?

two years. After I left. I did not want to stay in France. I was very upset.
Back in Cameroon, you see a man who helped you achieve Kwassio album. How is your meeting? This

M Wafo. The meeting happens at the new City road. I do not live nearby. By going to my races, there is a gas station, I fall on the attendant who calls me and tells me about a businessman who wants to perform. Then the attendant insisted that because this man had promised to give him 10,000 CFA francs, if ever I accepted I give my phone number. What I did.
Have you given your contact for the young man avoids losing 10,000 CFA francs, or because you absolutely want this admirer who wanted to meet you produce?

I think a little of both. Actually, it was co-produced. Because at the time he did not have enough resources, but it was a lot of willpower. I remember that it was he who taught me to work with small budgets.
Is it true that after, you really liked the point of being possessive and being embarrassed by your past?

When I sit with him, as I am a little dreamy. I like writing little things. I own archives. It is in my writing the name of a person I liked it. So he complained and I needed to write a song to reassure him. I wanted to tell him that he forgets that my past does not even know. However, I recognize in him many values. I respect him and I always respect. He is someone who supported me too, he met the singer and the woman I am. I think he liked me a lot but he was very jealous to the point of making me sick.
Together you have created a project cabaret ...

Yes, at our first meeting when we discussed, he mentioned the issue of my projects outside of music. I told him I wanted to go for training in France in order to supervise the younger generation who wants to invest in the song. And I added that I also wanted to have a cabaret for my development and receive my artist friends. He said he would offer me a tavern and he did. He kept his promise I had the greatest cabaret Cameroon, called Fishing. For this project, Mr. has spent nearly $ 200 million. Unfortunately, it worked, but did not take very long, because this has aroused the envy, jealousy, girls who came ... I knew my man had not much we had loved I liked it very much and so far it has no rival.
What is the reason that broke your marriage?

I said earlier, it is jealousy. I remember that some girls were saying "I want the husband of Annie Anzouer. All this because he has money.
Is this why you will do your album in 2004 If Mayala, to silence the gossip?

No, I'm not like that. I make the album in 2004, we are still together. We had to go to France together. But at the last minute he said 'go, I'll join you in France in two weeks. " I spent nine months, it never came. But each time he told me to stay there. Another girl had already got my back (laughter).
When you talk about your "Heroes Bandjoun" in one of the songs, is it him that you're referring to.

Yes!
What do you say in this song?

When I finished this album, My hero is not one of the songs on the album. I sent him a copy of the album. He listens, but complains that I quote everyone in the songs, except him. So I take a lot of anger while asking if we're together because I have to mention in my songs. I hang up the phone edgy. When recalled, he started crying on the phone. I was upset. I returned to the hotel at about five o'clock in the morning hours when usually I'm inspired, I found the melody and words came by themselves. I ran in the morning to call a cab. He liked and sent me money to go into the studio to record it.
When will the next album?

The next album will be available in a few weeks. I am currently organizing the promotion with my family. Thank God, you will soon. I did, I had not a penny, but some people were there for me. My daughters Sahel, Gaëlle Wondji, Castro Epanya. I said thank you. I know it will be a gift album. I say thank you to you too for thinking of me. Sometimes I want to discourage me. But it's always the fans who give me strength. And to them I feel like telling them: "You are my food."




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