Manau

Hip-Hop/Rap

The next Manau concert is scheduled for Friday, May 23, 2025 at Le Cabaret du Monde in Bonneville, France. See all 2 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By Manau

Listen to La tribu de Dana by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

La tribu de DanaManau

Listen to Mais Qui Est La Belette by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Mais Qui Est La BeletteManau

Listen to Le Chant Des Druides by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Le Chant Des DruidesManau

Listen to Je Parle by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Je ParleManau

Listen to Panique Celtique by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Panique CeltiqueManau

Listen to Le Chien Du Forgeron by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Le Chien Du ForgeronManau

Listen to L'avenir Est Un Long Passé (Nouvelle version) by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

L'avenir Est Un Long Passé (Nouvelle version)Manau

Listen to L'avenir Est Un Long Passé by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

L'avenir Est Un Long PasséManau

Listen to Dernier combat by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Dernier combatManau

Listen to Un Mauvais Dieu by Manau, see lyrics, music video & more!

Un Mauvais DieuManau

Upcoming Concerts for Manau

Latest Release

Listen to Requiem pour un celte by Manau

ALBUMRequiem pour un celteManau

More albums from Manau

ALBUMRequiem pour un celteManau

ALBUMNouvelle vagueManau

ALBUMFantasyManau

Listen to Le village - Panique celtique 2 by Manau

ALBUMLe village - Panique celtique 2Manau

ALBUMSeul et en silenceManau

ALBUMOn peut tous rêverManau

ALBUMFest Noz de PanameManau

ALBUMPanique celtiqueManau

Listen to Panique celtique, Vol. 3 by Manau

ALBUMPanique celtique, Vol. 3Manau

About Manau

Artist Biography

French rap group Manau made their debut in 1998 with the single "La Tribu de Dana," whose catchy refrain is an interpolation of the melody from Alan Stivell's 1971 rendition of the Breton folk standard "Tri Martolod." One of the biggest hits of 1998, it topped the French singles chart. The group's debut album, Panique Celtique (1998), subsequently topped the albums chart. Manau later experimented with a range of rap styles on successive albums Fest Noz de Paname (2000) and On Peut Tous Rêver (2005), and though these follow-up albums didn't rival the success of the group's debut effort, they were fairly popular nonetheless. ~ Jason Birchmeier

Hometown

France

Genre

Hip-Hop/Rap