Mano Negra consists of Manu Chao (vocals), Santiago El (drums), Tonio Chao (trumpet).
Mano Negra was a French band fronted by Manu Chao. The band was founded in 1987 by Manu, his brother Antoine, and his cousin Santiago Casiriego. It split circa 1995, but many members had already left in 1992.
Mano Negra mixed a number of styles: straight rock (with a lead guitar), latin music (with a brass section), punk (influenced by The Clash).
La Mano Negra ("The Black Hand") was an alleged terrorist anarchist organization in Spain. The Spanish police accused most of the Spanish anarchism of being part of the organization.
Name Nickname Organs Albums Info Manu Chao Antoine Chao Santiago Casariero Philipe Teboul Daniel Jamet Olivier Dahan Thomas Darnal Pierre Gauthé Oscar Tramor Tonio Del Borño Santi El Águila Garbancito Roger Cageot Jo Helmut Krumar Krøpöl 1er Lead Vocals & Guitar Trumpet & Vocals Drums & Vocals Percussion & Vocals Lead Guitar & Vocals Bass & Vocals Keyboards & Vocals Trombone & Vocals From Patchanka To Casa Babylon From Patchanka To Patchinko From Patchanka To Patchinko From Puta's Fever To Patchinko From Puta's Fever To Patchinko From Puta's Fever To Patchinko From Puta's Fever To Casa Babylon From Puta's Fever To Patchinko Founder & Frontman Co-Founder & Manu's brother, left in 1992 Co-Founder & Manu's cousin, left in 1993 Left in 1993 Left in 1992 Left in 1993 The only left with Manu after the disband Left in 1993
