Manau
At the height of its popularity, Manau was a trio made up of Martial Tricoche,
Hervé Lardic and Cédric Soubiron, a Breton living in the Paris suburbs, who
claimed to have created a hitherto unheard-of form of "Celtic rap". The group's
song "La Tribu de Dana" (1998) was inspired by the traditional "Tri Martolod".
Despite the controversy it provoked in the ranks of Breton music (led by Alan
Stivell), Manau toured France and Europe, selling over three million albums in
the process.
La tribu de DanaManau
Mais qui est la beletteManau
La ConfessionManau
Le Chant des DruidesManau
Panique CeltiqueManau
Dernier CombatManau
La tribu de DanaManau
Panique Celtique
4:47
Mais qui est la beletteManau
Panique Celtique
3:58
La ConfessionManau
Panique Celtique
4:07
Le Chant des DruidesManau
Panique Celtique
4:16
Panique CeltiqueManau
Panique Celtique
3:37
Dernier CombatManau
Fest Noz De Paname
4:20
