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by Peter Culshaw


  anti-G8 demonstrations 200, 201, 201

  Volterra prison event 203–4, 203

  in Mali 210–12, 211

  importance of the neighbourhood 223

  logo 224, 287

  and son Kira 225, 303, 315

  speaks at Guadalajara International Film Festival 281, 282

  tells Cancodrillo story 311–13

  Chao, Kira 225, 303, 315

  Chao, Ramón (Manu’s father) 15, 18, 69, 167, 187, 315

  music studies in Madrid 17–18

  music scholarship in Paris 18

  journalist with RFI 18, 22, 46, 300

  Barthes astonished at his pianistic virtuosity 23

  amazes his children with his playing 23

  sends his sons to the conservatory 24

  personality 24

  sees Joint de Culasse play 29

  Olympia gig convinces him 97, 98

  on the Colombian train trip 123, 125, 127, 132

  motorbike trip in Galicia 141, 166–67

  enjoys Clandestino 173

  and G8 202

  takes Manu to visit his grandfather 323–24

  Le Lac de Côme (Lake Como) 24

  Priscilianio de Compostela 166

  A Secret Guide to Paris 24

  The Train of Fire and Ice 18–19, 123, 129

  Chao family 17

  Chao Rego, José 17

  Chats Sauvages, Les 28

  Chatwin, Bruce 222–23

  Chausettes Noirs, Les 28

  Chavez, Hugo 83, 240, 241

  “Chinita, La” 196

  Chetto, Negro 9

  Chez Jimmy bar, Ménilmontant 53, 54

  “Chez Rascal and Ronan” 79

  Chiapas region, Mexico 135, 141, 154–57, 156, 173, 187, 190, 234, 283

  Chichos, Los 44

  Chihuahuas 49, 54, 56, 61

  Chile 22

  Chinguitos, Los 44, 58

  Chirac, Jacques 38, 99, 101

  Chopin, Fryderyk François 22

  Chunguitos, Los 310

  CIA 127

  Cigalle concert hall, Paris, La 285

  Circulo de Bellas Artes, Lugo, Spain 17

  City of God (film) 316

  Ciudad de Pobres Corazones 248

  “Clandestino” 8, 151, 168–69, 171, 174, 276, 306

  Clandestino 11, 12, 100, 134, 140–41, 143, 150, 151, 153, 154, 155, 157, 160, 162, 163, 168, 170, 171–75, 177–78, 183–87, 189, 190, 192, 193, 196, 197, 198, 232, 236, 298, 303, 308, 313, 324

  Clandestino tour 145

  Clapton, Eric 187

  Clash, The 36, 37, 43, 44, 48, 58, 60, 67, 79, 93, 115, 117, 138, 152, 153

  Club Thiossane, Dakar 179

  Coachella Festival 230

  Coca-Cola 230

  Cochabamba, Bolivia 191

  Cochrane, Eddie 29

  Coquatrix, Bruno 97

  Cocteau, Jean 221–22, 289

  Coldplay 11

  Colifata, La 251, 253

  Colifata, La (The Crazy One) 237, 243–44, 246–49, 251–57, 281, 296

  Colombia 114, 147

  Mano Negra’s epic rail journey through 11, 18, 22, 122–33

  Colombiage festival 308

  Colombian Army 127

  Colombian rail journey 11, 18, 22, 95, 122–33, 165, 176, 177

  Columbus, Christopher 108

  Communist Party 41, 115, 127

  Communist Youth League 25

  Congo civil war 249

  Conny Plank studios, Cologne 98

  Conservatoire de Chaville 24

  Cookman, Thomas 235

  Cooper, David 246

  Coppola, Francis Ford 65

  Córdoba, Argentina 8, 9, 137, 244, 248, 249

  Corida 187, 285, 292

  Coronet theatre, London 308

  Cortés, Javier 281

  Courcoult, Jean-Luc ‘Coco’ 107–8, 111, 121, 123–24, 125, 132, 133

  Covell, Mark 200–201

  Cuba 17, 19, 113–15, 117, 267, 324

  Cuban revolution 165

  Cuyum 190

  Cuzco, Peru 84, 85

  D

  Daft Punk 234

  Dahan, Joséph (’Jo’) 62–63, 64, 72, 78, 94, 119, 119

  Dakar, Senegal 177, 178–81

  Dakhla refugee camp, Algeria 259, 262–69

  Daniel (singer of Montage) 317

  Dannatt, Adrian 238

  “Darling Darling” 69

  Darnal, Tom 78, 94, 144

  in Garage Psychiatrique Suburbain 46, 47

  friendship with Manu 46

  and Manu’s concern for his mother 58

  Patchanka album 71–72, 73

  angles for a place in the band 72

  pseudonym (Helmut Krumar) 76

  on signing to Virgin 78–79

  drugs in Peru 85

  demonstrates anarchy on TV show 117, 118

  South American train trip 122–23, 129, 130, 132

  and the Zaptistas 135

  on Manu’s depressed state of mind 142

  introduces Manu to peyote 147

  Mano Negra Le Boukin 138

  D’Dour, Youssou 179

  De Beauvoir, Simone 18

  de la Prada, Ágatha Ruiz 164

  de las Isla, Cameron 43, 249

  de Lucía, Paco 165

  Dead Kennedys, The 115, 117, 152

  Découflé, Philippe 110

  Del Carril, Hugo 244, 245

  Del Valle, Ignacio 281, 283

  Delabel 234

  Dembélé, Boubacar 211

  “Denia” 195–96, 294

  Deprisa, Deprisa (film) 44

  “Desaparecido” 7, 11, 171, 174, 175, 249, 276

  Despiegnes, Jean-Marc 42, 45, 45, 59, 61

  Deville, Willy 64

  “Dia Luna … Dia Pena” 140, 173

  Digne, Jean 125

  Dimanche À Bamako 212–13, 293, 297, 298

  Diplo 163

  Dire Straits 187

  Dirty District 52, 68, 69, 72

  Dirty War (1975-83) 247, 252

  Disappeared, The 247

  Divina Pistola, La 282

  Django Django 293

  Dogs, Les 52

  Donsky 251

  Don’t Shoot The Piano Player (TV show) 260–61

  Double Happiness bar, Chinatown, New York 238

  Dr Feelgood 33, 34, 34, 43, 58, 297

  Duomo, Milan 199

  Dury, Ian 52

  Dutronc, Jacques 28

  Dylan, Bob 51, 97, 294, 298

  E

  Earth Wind and Fire 29

  Ecuador 82, 88

  Eddie and the Hot Rods 34–35, 34

  Electron Libre 40

  Elizabeth II, Queen 302

  Elizalde, Valentin 279, 280

  EMI Virgin 293

  Enfants Du Paradis, Les (film) 289

  Escabasse, Xavier 42

  Escobar, Pablo 129

  ETA 205

  EZLN 153

  F

  Fabulosos Cadillacs, Los 137, 235

  Fahem, Madjid 165, 186, 188, 229, 236, 239, 249, 258, 260, 261, 262, 264, 269, 275, 276, 278, 284, 299–300, 306, 307, 308, 309

  Fahrenheit bar, Paris 69

  Fakoly, Tiken Jah 211

  Familia, La 271

  FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) 127

  Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook) 235

  Fellini, Federico 204

  Feria de Las Mentiras, La 165, 174–76

  Feria de Nîmes 107

  Fernández, Vicente (Gómez) 274

  Ferrara, Italy 202–3

  Festival of the Desert, Mali 210–11, 211

  Finisterre, Galicia 323, 324

  Flamin’ Groovies 59

  Flappers, Les 42

  Flying Burrito Brothers 123

  “Fool, The” 99

  Force label 41

  Ford, Henry 20

  Foro Alicia, Mexico City 282

  Foro Sol, Mexico City 283

  Fortaleza, Brazil 115, 225, 301, 314–20


  FPDT (People’s Front for the Defence of the Land) 280, 283, 284

  Fraga Iribarne, Manuel 17

  Franco, General Francisco 16, 17, 24, 53, 164, 205, 244

  Frank (lighting) 77

  Fréhel 52

  French Lovers, The 130

  Front National 53, 104

  Frost, Sir David 310–11

  Frost/Nixon (film) 311

  Fura Dels Baus, Las 106

  G

  G8 summit (Genoa, 2001) 199–202, 201, 202, 240

  Gabin, Jean 52

  Gainbourg, Serge 28

  Galeano, Eduardo 83–84, 250, 271

  Galiana, Javier 229

  Galicia, Spain 15, 17, 19, 141, 165, 166–68, 174, 176, 300, 323–24

  Gambit, Jean Michel (Gambeat) 130, 131, 144, 145, 165, 186, 188, 201, 221, 229, 239, 275–76, 278, 283, 284, 299–300, 306–9

  Garage Psychiatrique Suburbain (GPS) 46, 47

  García, Teca 153

  Garçons Bouchers, Les (The Butcher Boys) 51, 52–53, 55

  Gardel, Carlos 244

  Garrido, Andres 301

  Garrincha (Manuel dos Santos) 278

  Gauthé, Pierre (Kropöl) 76, 78, 86, 94, 102, 174, 210

  Gaviria, Victor 128

  Genoa 199–202, 201, 240

  Genoa Social Forum 199

  Genty, Philippe 110

  Geo 69, 72

  George, Yvonne 52

  Gil, Gilberto 117, 315, 318

  Gilles 69

  Gillett, Charlie 90, 198, 223, 250

  Gilmour, Dave 213

  Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry 37

  Giuliani, Carlo 201, 202

  Glass, Philip 239, 289

  Glastonbury Festival 220, 310

  Glitter, Gary 249

  Globo 120

  “God Save the Queen” 28

  Gold, Nick 234

  Gómez, Paz 165

  Gong 28

  Gonzaga, Luiz 315, 316

  González, Celina 114

  “Good Morning Chechnya” 269

  Gougnaf Movement 49, 50, 50

  Graham, Bill 59

  Gran Hotel Chao, Vilalba, Galicia 17, 323

  Gran Silencio, El 137

  Grande Halle de La Villette, La, Paris 192

  Grandmaster Flash 71

  Grateful Dead, The 123

  “Great Balls of Fire” 41

  Greco, Juliette 18

  Greene, Graham 150

  Gris, Juan 20

  Grulze, Brent 93

  Grundy, Bill 118

  Guadalajara, Mexico 272, 273, 277, 279, 281, 284

  Guadalajara International Film Festival 281, 282

  Guaita, Gerard Casajús 186

  Guardiola-Rivera, Oscar 137

  “Guayaquil City” 88

  Guayaquil, Ecuador 88

  Güereña, Luis 151–53, 152, 154

  Guernica, northern Spain 40, 52

  Guerrero, Mexico 283

  Guevara, Che 155, 196, 298, 299, 303

  Guilty Razors 35

  “Guns of Brixton” 36

  Guthrie, Woody 298

  Guzmán, Abimael 85

  H

  Hadji-Lazaro, François (‘Gros François’ [Fat Frank]) 51–55, 55, 68, 79, 80

  Haiti 115, 158

  Haley, Bill 27

  Halifax, Joan 239

  Halliday, Johnny 28

  Happy Drivers 55

  Hardy, Françoise 28

  Harvey, Mick 100

  Havana, Cuba 113, 178

  Haynes, Roxanne 275, 278

  Heldon 28

  Helno (aka Noël Rota) 119, 290

  “Helno Est Mort” 290

  Heros du People sont Immortels, Les 49

  Herri Batasuna Party 205

  Hetaira Collective 261

  Hill Mead School, Brixton 310

  Himes, Chester 57, 250

  Hitler, Adolf 70

  Holiday Inn, New York 296

  “Homens” 193–94

  Hooker, John Lee 209

  Hop Farm Festival, Kent 308–9

  Hôpital Ephemère, Paris, l’ 40

  Hot Chicas 49, 56

  “Hot Pants” 42

  Hot Pants 54, 55, 61, 62, 63, 69, 72, 80

  creation of (1983) 42

  the Hot Pants sound 43

  breaks out of the Sèvres neighbourhood 45–46

  on compilations 49, 56

  and the Paris scene 50

  growing success 56

  “Hoyo, El” (The Hole) 149, 282, 284

  HSBC 208, 235

  I

  I Ching 163, 304

  “I Fought The Law” 117

  “I trust My Dealer” 317

  “I Wanna Be Sedated” 206

  Idir 294

  Iguana’s, Tijuana 151

  Ils ont osé 54

  “I’m so Bored of the USA” 93

  In the Hell Of Pachinko 98

  Independiente 254

  “Indios de Barcelona” 69

  “Infinita Tristeza” 194, 237

  Inflammable Material 33, 36

  Inrockuptibles, Les 37

  Inter Milan 157

  IRA 302

  Iraq War 248, 311

  Irmandade da Boa Morte (Sisterhood of the Good Death) 160

  Iron Maiden 274

  Island Records 184, 237

  Islas, Francina 262–65, 273

  Issue de Secours (Emergency Exit), Sèvres 40–42

  Issy-les-Moulineaux, Paris 33

  It’s a Free World (film) 266

  “It’s My Heart” 99

  J

  Jai Alai Katumbi Express, The 204

  “J’ai Besoin De La Lune” (I need the moon) 291–92

  Jako (roadie) 77, 90–91, 94, 113

  James the Apostle, Saint 166

  Jamet, Daniel 33, 78, 87, 94, 119

  a member of Les Casse Pieds 62–63, 64

  in Cain and Abel 33

  joins Mano Negra 33, 72

  pseudonym (Roger Cageot) 76

  leaves the band 118

  joins Les Wampas 206

  Japan 98

  Jara, Victor 22

  Jarre, Jean Michel 170

  “Je Ne T’Aime Plus” 172, 187

  “Je Pense a Toi” 208

  Jean-Marc (trumpeter) 131–32

  Jeanrenaud, Daniel 58–60, 61

  Jiminez, José 276

  Johnson, Wilko 33–34, 34, 60

  Joint de Culasse 32, 44, 58

  choice of name 27

  Manu’s parents see the band play 20

  search for a bassist on Canvey Island 34

  gigs in Sèvres area 35

  Issue de Secours squat 40

  first and only album 41–42

  rivalry with GPS 46

  Jones, Brian 253

  Joplin, Janis 123

  Judas Priest 274, 324

  “Junky Beat” 58

  Justice 234

  K

  Kawasaki, Japan 98

  Keita, Salif 209

  Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters 277

  Khaled, Cheb 234

  Khelifa, Anouk 46, 86, 99, 139, 142, 168, 169, 169, 172, 187

  Khelifa family 46, 168

  Kherfi, Madani 102

  Kichi 7

  “Killin’ Rats” 70

  “King Kong Five” 88, 189, 276

  King Of Bongo 98–100, 106, 110

  “King Of Bongo” 100

  Kingsnakes 57, 58–60, 61, 71

  Kinky Beat 283

  “Kira” 303

  Klipsch Amphitheater, Miami 306

  Kohly, Mario García 19

  Kortatu 205

  Kraftwerk 98

  Kshoo 69

  Kun, Josh 134, 137, 141, 153

  Kusturica, Emir 236, 248

  Kwanzaa Possee 146

  L

  La Cithéa 54

  La Coruña, Galicia 167, 176, 323

  La Défense, Paris 104–5

  La Gloria barrio, Mendoza, Argentina 190

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nbsp; La Mona Jiménez (Jiménez) 249–50

  Labbé, Jean 71

  “Lagrimas De Oro” 173, 312

  Laing, R.D. 246, 256

  Lake Chapalá, Mexico 270, 271, 272

  Lang, Jack 38, 105

  Lao Tzu 221

  Lapa, Rio de Janeiro 162, 163

  Larronda, Carlos 251

  “Last Night a DJ Saved My Life” 254

  Laurent (Lolo) 64

  Lawrence, D H 271

  Layotte, Manu 63–65

  Le Pen, Jean-Marie 53, 104

  “Leader, The” 36

  Lechner, Ernesto 174–75

  Led Zeppelin 213

  Leftfield 146

  Léger, Fernand 289

  Lehman Brothers 271

  Lennon, John 303

  Lenquette, Youri 126, 133

  Letang, Renaud 170–73, 172, 186, 304

  “Letter To The Censors” 99

  Levellers, The 237–38

  Levy, Lazare 18

  Lewis, Jerry Lee 29, 146

  Lewis, Lew 34, 34

  Liberian refugees, massacre of 249

  Lima, Peru 83, 85

  Little Richard 25, 29

  Lo, Cheikh 179

  Loach, Ken 266

  Lobos, Julio García 186, 275, 284

  Loco Mosquito 57–58, 59

  Lole y Manuel 43

  “London Calling” 36

  “Lonesome Bop” 70

  Loran 79

  Lorapido, David 116

  “Lost Highway” 168

  “Louie Louie” 27, 41

  “Lover Alone” 50

  Luci Vid 9

  Lucía, Paco de 43

  Luciérnaga, La (The Firefly) 8, 9, 10, 244, 248

  Lula da Silva, Luiz Inácio 280

  “Lust for Life” 70

  Luzmira 267, 269

  Lydon, John 90, 146

  M

  M6 100

  “Ma Dear” 58

  Maal, Baaba 178

  McCartney, Paul 214

  Macdonald, Kevin 302

  Machu Pichu, Peru 83

  McLaren, Malcolm 155, 294–95

  McLeod, Johnny 197, 258, 260, 262, 263, 264, 267, 269, 300

  Macumba 318

  “Madmen” 88

  Madness 52

  Madrid 8, 17, 164–66, 266

  Madrid Bar, El Palentino 261

  “Magic Dice” 88, 92

  Magma 28

  Mahaut, Frank 90, 95, 142

  Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture (MJC), Boulogne Billancourt 35

  “Mala Vida” 48–49, 77, 84, 86, 189, 229, 244

  Malalma 310

  Malasaña, Madrid 164, 165, 194, 261

  Malavida, La (film) 244

  Maldita Vecindad (Damned Neighbourhood) 137

  Maldorer, Rico 49

  “malegría” 173

  Mali 13, 209–12, 211, 297

  Malpica, Galicia 324

  Malvicino, Horacio 245

  Malvinas/Falklands War 247

  Manaus, Brazil 160

  Mancini, Angelo 229, 275, 276, 284

  Mangeshkar, Lata 178

  “Mano Negra” 66, 88

  Mano Negra, La (Colombian vigilantes) 62

  Mano Negra (The Black Hand) 8, 11, 55, 165

  creation of 60–61, 77

  the name 62

  logo 8, 62, 97, 138

  first manager 63

  first album 56, 69–75, 78

  first single 49, 68–69, 77–78

 

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