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1200 Woluwe-Saint-LambertBelgium Water and fire will meet for an unforgettable concert! We are delighted to propose you this very special association. In the heart of the Poseidon skating rink, the MRCI ensemble will play the most emblematic musical numbers of the Congolese rumba. Exceptionally, you’ll be able to set foot on the ice rink without slipping. In full summer, this winter space will welcome the most flamboyant rumba ensemble, and will come alive for a crowd, during a single evening. Mythique Rumba Congolaise Internationale (MRCI) is an orchestra that specializes in the Congolese rumba. With its experienced artists, some of which of international fame, the orchestra continues to make these great musical classics known to the public. The Congolese rumba illuminates African scenes and is conquering the world. It brings back to life the works of timeless artists such as Kallé Jeff, Tabu Ley Rochereau, Franco Luambo Makiadi, Nico Kasanda,… not to mention thos ....
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But I didn t know it at that time. So this experience at the funeral of Tabu Ley in 2013 leads you to these people, and that s where you get the idea to make this film? Long story short, the idea of the film probably happened in two moments. The first moment was when I watched an American documentary film called Playing for Change. Yes. That s where musicians around the world collaborate together on covers of famous songs. Beautiful stuff. Yes, made by Mark Johnson. I fell in love with that. I said, “Wow. The sound is amazing. How did he get that sound?” There were the microphones on camera. I loved it. I said, “One day if I could do something with that same energy, it would be amazing.” And while that film was still on my mind, I met Brazzos and Petit Pierre. Those were the first two Congolese rumba legends I met, before Kuka. And they told me about the African Jazz s trip to Brussels for the negotiations for the independence of Congo in January 1960. ....