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“I met Guy-Man in eighth grade,” [Bangalter] says. “At the end of the year we took a class trip to Pompeii, and in the car ride we began making up songs. When we got back, we recorded them with a little Casio keyboard.”

“It was Italo disco by 12-year-olds,” de Homem-Christo says. I ask if the tapes still exist, but he shakes his head: “Just our first music video. My father still has it. It’s Thomas singing, and I’m laughing at him while I hold the camera.”

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De Homem-Christo’s parents ran an advertising agency together, and he hails from a clan of dubiously distinguished Pan-European extraction: His great-grandfather, Francisco Manuel Homem Cristo Filho, was a writer, described by present-day historians as “the first authentic and indisputable Portuguese fascist” and a personal friend of Benito Mussolini’s. “I know him only from photographs, of course,” de Homem-Christo says. In the Portuguese city of Aveiro there is an Homem Cristo street and an Homem Cristo school, both named after his ancestors.
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