P18 (band)

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P18 is an electro-Latino music band formed with former Mano Negra members Daniel Jamet, Philippe Teboul and Thomas Darnal.

Albums

• Electropica – 2002
• Urban Cuban – 1999
• P18 ¡ Los Mejores ! – 1999

Festivals

• Eurockéennes (1999)
• Couleur Café (1999, 2002)
• Caribana Festival (Switzerland) (2000)

External links

• Official site
• "Electropic Trouble," Miami New Times, July 4, 2002
• "Global Warming," Palo Alto Weekly, July 12, 2002
• "P18's 'Electropica' Storm, Making Afro-Cuban Waves," Washington Post, July 21, 2002

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