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- Clandestino
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Manu Chao
Released 1998

Minha Galera
02:21
9,691 plays

Luna y Sol
03:08
9,589 plays

Lagrimas de Oro
02:57
9,360 plays

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- 1
- Clandestino
- 02:27
- 21,432 plays

- 2
- Desaparecido
- 03:47
- 17,096 plays

- 3
- Bongo Bong
- 02:39
- 20,020 plays

- 4
- Je Ne T'Aime Plus
- 02:01
- 16,079 plays

- 5
- Mentira...
- 04:38
- 13,866 plays

- 6
- Lagrimas de Oro
- 02:57
- 9,360 plays

- 7
- Mama Call
- 02:20
- 8,173 plays

- 8
- Luna y Sol
- 03:08
- 9,589 plays

- 9
- Por el Suelo
- 02:21
- 7,678 plays

- 10
- Welcome to Tijuana
- 04:05
- 12,090 plays

- 11
- Dia Lina... Dia Pena
- 01:30
- 7,594 plays

- 12
- Malegria
- 02:55
- 7,321 plays

- 13
- La Vie a
- 03:01
- 7,266 plays

- 14
- Minha Galera
- 02:21
- 9,691 plays

- 15
- La Despedida
- 03:08
- 7,484 plays

- 16
- El Viento
- 02:31
- 6,843 plays

album review

The first solo album released by the former frontman of Mano Negra, Clandestino is an enchanting trip through Latin-flavored worldbeat rock, reliant on a potpourri of musical styles from traditional Latin and salsa to dub to rock & roll to French pop to experimental rock to techno. Chao's voice tends to be a bit nasally, but the best songs ("Mentira," "Mama Call," and the silly novelty "Bongo Bong") here benefit from his infectious, freewheeling delivery which incorporates balladry, chorus vocals, rapping, and tossed-off spoken-word passages. Just about every track has odd sampled bits from what sound like pirate radio-station broadcasts (a possible link to the title). There are so many great ideas on this record that it's difficult to digest in one listen, but multiple plays reveal the great depth of Manu Chao's artistry. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide