Ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-mano negra!
A live show that will spin your head or even upset you for not having seen them live even once. Forte Prenestino hosted them in 1985 and it was a frenzy with dismantled barriers, bone-breaking pogo, and above all, them. The legendary historic Mano Negra.
Recorded in Japan, a group of about 20 members engaged the audience with a mix of sounds from almost every type of instrument: trumpets, saxophones, percussion, pianos, flutes, organs... This mix sounded like an experimental ska-core. The characteristics were sudden rhythm changes, trumpets playing, and always the hip-hop of Manu Chao on vocals.
This live performance is the essence of their immense desire to make ordered chaos, regular noise, rhythmic beats ranging from slow to fast, in one song you could hear practically many different musical genres, I’m not only talking about world music but also about punk, hip-hop, ska, reggae, and a fierce ability to be a true orchestra. If you didn’t experience them when they came out, get this live album to understand how it is possible to make such beautiful and engaging music. Even for those who love popular music, delve into Mano Negra, you will like them; they were basically a French group because Manu Chao is French, lives in Barcelona, and speaks 5 languages.
Mano Negra, a unique live experience for variety in the history of music.