Mano Negra - Amerika Perdida (1991)

1. Mano Negra	1:44
2. Mala Vida	2:54
3. Amerika Perdida	3:00	
4. Peligro	2:53
5. Sidi H'bibi	2:37				play
6. Noche De Accion	2:48
7. El Sur	1:00
8. Patchuko Hop	2:30
9. Mano Negra	0:58
10. Patchanka	3:07	
11. Indios De Barcelona	2:39
12. Guayaquil City	3:02
13. El Jako	2:49
14. Soledad	2:36
15. King Kong Five	1:57			play
16. Salga La Luna	3:33

Personnel
    Manu Chao – Lead Vocals & Guitar 
    Antoine Chao – Trompet & Vocals 
    Santiago Casariego – Drums & Vocals 
    Philippe Teboul – Percussion & Vocals 
    Daniel Jamet – Lead Guitar & Vocals 
    Olivier Dahan – Bass & Vocals 
    Thomas Darnal – Keyboards & Vocals 
    Pierre Gauthé – Trombone & Vocals 
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    Anouk – Vocals 
    Jean-Marc – Bass 
    Mamack Vachter – Saxophone & Vocals 
    Dirty District (Denis, Gilles, Fred, Geo) – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer 
    Les Casse-Piers (Lolo, Daniel, Phillippe, Jo, Tomas) – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums 
    Alain Wampas – Double Bass & Vocals 
    Napo Romero – Vocals 
    Zofia – Vocals 

With half its songs drawn from Puta's Fever, Amerika Perdida isn't so much a bad release as simply an unnecessary one best left to completists. The disc essentially re-sequences Puta's Fever and replaces the rock songs sung in English with half-a-dozen others (from early singles or EPs?) that play up Mano Negra's international side. The new tracks reflect the band's sweeping range well enough, but without really adding any new dimension. "Indios de Barcelona" is the one noteworthy new song, but whatever Mano Negra thought they were gaining by shifting the focus of their early material this way is offset by the sacrifice of their rock dimension. ---Don Snowden, allmusic.com

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