The noun KIMPA has several meanings in KIKONGO language. It has several meanings like ''game, legend, riddle, mystery, difficult character of a person, strategy '' based on the context of its use. In this song, Luambo Franco Makiadi talked about a MYSTERIOUS FACT, A KIND OF DEMONIC GAME which was as if clinging to the sky and which is nothing but WITCHCRAFT.

Luambo Makiadi Franco revealed their way of harming people. He exposed the sorcerers intense nocturnal activities. He revealed how they drive planes and trucks, meet in the dead of the night market, to swallow human flesh, eat children (Bewitch people to harm them, kill them). Luambo Makiadi asked them to confess their misdeeds to the society. Meanwhile, he was surprised to see that, these evil people were poor during the day and suddenly become rich at night. While the others fall asleep, the wizards flaunt their invisible opulence: private jets, shops, cars, trucks, they suddenly become night police. Luambo shouted with anger and his exasperation while asking certain family officials including ''MA NGUDI;; (The mother of the twins in Kikongo language) and ''MA TUNGA'' (the youngest sibling in the family, in Kikongo language) to open their eyes to avoid the carnage that threatens their lives. He swore to consult a seer or a prophets to uneath the mistry. Come what may, he concluded while warning the sorcerers.

In the process, Luambo Makiadi mentioned the name of his late younger brother BAVON MARIE-MARIE, whom he continued to mourn for many years after his tragic death in a road accident. The question being, was the Negro Success solo guitarist death a victim of witchcraft?. In this song, we feel the rage of Franco who mobilized the parents to warn them of the danger that awaits their lineage.

1. Did he see his end coming?
2. Did he feel personally threatened or targeted by the wizards he always fought? Like SIONGO in ″MASEKE YA MEME″ and ″MAMONA MBUA MAFUILA KUMBUNDU″, Luambo in turn delivered a strong message about witchcraft that rots his family.

MORAL LESSON ABOUT KIMPA KISANGAMENI:
Do not put your tongue in your pocket to defend the general interest.



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