Carré Manchot is a Breton band that has carved out a niche for themselves within the realm of Celtic and folk music, focusing predominantly on the traditional music of Brittany, France. Since their inception in the 1980s, Carré Manchot has become a stalwart presence in the fest-noz (Breton night festivals) scene, infusing new life into the age-old traditions of their region with their energetic performances and skillful mastery of their instruments. Their music is characterized by the intertwining melodies of the accordion, fiddle, and other traditional instruments, all underpinned by driving rhythms that encourage dance and celebration.

With a discography that includes releases such as "Les chocottes," "Krenn-ha-krak," "Trente," and "Mamm an Avaloù," the band has consistently produced music that pays homage to their roots while also reaching out to a wider audience. "20 ans - la compile!" celebrated two decades of their musical journey, showcasing their ability to remain relevant and beloved in the traditional music community. Other works like "Pell Zo," "Laÿou!" and "Degemer" exhibit the group's commitment to their craft and their prowess in sharing the rich musical heritage of Brittany. Carré Manchot's efforts to keep the spirit of Breton music alive is further exemplified by their more recent ventures such as the "An Disparti - EP." Their dedication to their art form ensures that Breton music not only survives but continues to thrive and evolve in the contemporary music landscape.