The song Nabali Mis\u00e8re translates to “I married misery”. It was composed by Mayaula Mayoni. The lead vocal is soulfully delivered by Djo Mpoyi Kaninda. The chorus line features Lukoki Diatho, Lola Checain and Wuta Mayi.<\/p>\n
The song is about a wife who bitterly regrets being abandoned by her husband at the beginning of the marriage.<\/span> She thinks its is because of a\u00a0<\/span> curse. But upon further reflection, she realizes that it is rumours that are the basis of the misunderstanding between she and her husband. <\/span><\/p>\n She regrets that her husband believes all the information without checking. Friends of The song earned Mayaula Mayoni Zairean composer of the year honours in 1979. It was also a huge hit all over East Central Africa. The phrase “Kobala Misere” earned its way into Zairean lexicon. It became an expression which was used to mean marrying a poor husband or marrying a husband who makes you miserable.<\/p>\n
\nhusband seem to be at the origin of their conflict. But since she is unable to redress the
\nSituation, she laments with the hope of seeing her husband come back home.
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