Manu Chao, a revolutionary of rhythm and words, is coming to Slovenia again after two years. This summer, Manu Chao with the group La Ventura will perform for the first time in Koper under the stars, in the immediate vicinity of the sea, where he will perform the national anthems Clandestino, Bongo Bong, Me Gustas Tu, Politik Kills, Mi Vida, Welcome to Tijuana, Je ne t'aime plus and others. Let's reserve July 19.
It will be in Koper Manu Chao performed with La Ventura, consisting of guitarist Madjid, bassist Gambeat and drummer Garbancito. On this year's tour, the line-up has been strengthened by two more brass players, who will further fuel the fiery repertoire. In addition to the hits, which are always very well received by the audience here, Manu Chao will also present us at the concert in Koper many surprises in the form of hitherto unreleased songs.
The career of this incredible musician, who has been performing on all continents for three decades, and has also had more than 100,000 people at his concerts, is still shining, and the audience just can't get enough of him. Manu Chao founded the group in 1987 together with his brother and cousin Mano Negra, which went down in the history of rock music as the most successful French rock band. In 1998, he started his solo career - four excellent studio albums were created. The first album Clandestine soon achieved cult status, in 2001 he built on that success with the hugely successful Próxima Estación: Esperanza.
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His concerts, which last several hours, are an explosion of positive energy and infectious, lively dance rhythms. The songs are imbued with social issues, and the texts are more relevant every year. Music critics think that about his music politics in music never sounded so good. Current topics such as anti-consumerism, the issue of migrants, the issue of human rights are interwoven with a cocktail of rock, reggae, punk, ska and other lively global rhythms.
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