Jean-Marc Leclercq

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Jean-Marc Leclercq, 2007

Jean-Marc Leclercq , stage name JoMo , (born October 10, 1961 ) is a French musician and Esperantist from Toulouse . In 1999, he won an entry in the Guinness Book of Records with a concert in 22 languages .

The stage name JoMo is the Esperanto pronunciation of the initials of his first names ( J.M. ).

biography

J. M. Leclercq's father was born in northern France. On the mother's side, J. M. Leclercq is of Gascon , Catalan and Italian descent. His wife is a native of Poland .

Les Diam's

J. M. Leclercq's stage career began in 1977. In France he became known in the early 1980s as the bassist and composer of Les Diam's , who played pop with influences from reggae , ska and punk . After Les Diam's was dissolved in 1983, numerous projects followed such as Les Gringos ( folk and rockabilly ), Les Évadés d'Alcatraz , Queen Bees , Dougherty , Les Vicomtes . Jean-Marc Leclercq was also very involved in the field of music. He regularly produced programs on the libertarian radio station FMR and created the independent label Pink City Records . In the early 1990s he founded Les Rosemary's Babies , which released two albums in 1991 and 1993 . After the group split up, he began a solo career and later founded the band Libertarios (dt. The libertarians ). In 1999 he gave a concert with 22 songs in 22 languages ​​and landed in the Guinness Book of Records in 2000.

Esperanto and Libertarians

Jean-Marc Leclercq learned the planned language Esperanto in 1988 and began to write songs in the international language. His band has since been presented as JoMo kaj Liberecanoj ( Eng . JM and the Libertarians ).

Gascon and Occitan

Jean-Marc Leclercq is also committed to the preservation of gas cognitive and Occitan and has published a gas cognitive textbook ( Le gascon de poche ), a novel in gas cognitive ( Ucraïna ) and a gas cognitive dictionary ( Diccionari de rimas ).

See also

Discography

  • 1991: Lutte de Classe. (with Les Rosemary's Babies )
  • 1993: Malin Plaisir. (with Les Rosemary's Babies )
  • 1995: Ĉe vi min forprenu. In: Vinilkosmo-kompil '1 (with La Rozmariaj Beboj )
  • 1996: Ali Bensali. In: Vinilkosmo-Kompil '2.
  • 1998: JoMo kaj Liberecanoj. ( Rock music ; homage to the Spanish anarchists and Makhnovshchina )
  • 2001: JoMo Friponas! ( Latin American music )
  • 2004: Ne permesas. In: Esperanto Desperado: Hotel Desperado.
  • 2006: jOmO Slavumas. ( Eastern European music)
  • 2010: Afrika Kompilo. ( African music ; with Vigla Muziko , Konga Espero and Mayoma )
  • 2012: E la Rambalh Bòx. Lo Darrèr Disc Abans la Fin del Monde.
  • 2016: Okcitanas

literature

Web links

Commons : Jean-Marc Leclercq  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b La 87a elsendo. La 1a parto. (MP3; 14.9 MB) In: Varsovia Vento. Varsovia Vento, February 3, 2013, accessed March 2, 2013 (Esperanto, interview with Jean-Marc Leclercq in a podcast ).
  2. ↑ JoMo kaj LIBERECANOJ. Vinilkosmo, accessed November 30, 2012 .
personal data
SURNAME Leclercq, Jean-Marc
ALTERNATIVE NAMES JoMo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French musician and Esperantist
DATE OF BIRTH October 10, 1961