The fairy Zaiko Langa Langa examined Bernadette Hotel in Brazzaville

What better than a magic that happens to run his business? Zaiko Langa Langa to inaugurate the Bernadette  hotel is the obvious choice that the owner of this company made during its official opening,  in Brazzaville, Saturday,  3rd of March, 2012, at Makabandilu in the 6th district just a short distance from National Water Supply Plant of Djiri.

Since August 6th 2011, when the official release of his album “Bande-Annonce” Zaiko Langa Langa, the band of the fiftieth anniversary of the two Congos, remains much in demand in Brazzaville but especially in a closed circuit for birthday parties, weddings parties and official ceremonies. 

Not a single month without a concert of this group in Brazzaville to adorn these manifestations to the dismay of the public because  everything was by invitation. Such as during the opening of Hotel Hotel Bernadette (BH). On this occasion, the promoter had received the mutual “Les Copines” which exercised its solidarity between the two Congos. “Les 12 balles” also joined in the fun.

Set for 14h00, the celebration began at 16h00, due to the rain that came down  in this part of the city, thus delaying the smooth running of the event during which, a few speeches and sports games (demos of Katas by karate, boxing fight session) was called, and presented to the public invited to this occasion.

It was at 17h 20, that the dancing ballroom was opened by Zaiko, who has always had the art of public respect, during this kind of event where the guests were amazed to see N’yoka Longo exhibiting  some dance steps, for some they were so taken. Manuaku Waku, and Gina Efongue Bozi Boziana, being in Brazzaville had joined Jossart for some performances on stage. It was around 20h00 that the party ended and another concert was set for Sunday, March 4th 2012, from 14h00 open to public with an entrance fees which included some refreshment.

Unfortunately, for this Sunday, March 4, 2012, the concert was canceled due to the tragedy that befell the capital city, at the military camp of the armored regiment at Mpila where heavy explosion of munitions destroyed buildings causing thereby the death in families, who lived carefree…