Lamache

Lesserwell-documentedmodern secular usage; film and music cultureFrance (media and institutions)International (music/event listings, Mexico - personal name)

Lamache is not attested in the supplied source set as a supernatural being; the string 'Lamache' appears only in modern secular contexts (surnames, fictional character names in films, stage/artist names, an institutional brand, and a biological genus variant). No folklore, cosmology, rituals, or spirit descriptions are present in the provided materials.

Origin

No mythological or folkloric origin story for a being called Lamache is present in the supplied sources. All attestations in the corpus are to contemporary secular usages: character names in French films (e.g., 'Doctor Lamache' in Quadrille and 'Monsieur Lamache' in Palais Royal!), the surname of real persons (e.g., Jorge Andres Ize Lamache), stage/artist names and radio mixes (Lamache appearing on refugeworldwide and Fabric London listings), an institutional name (LaMache training center in Lyon), and a biological genus variant (Lamachella in Wikidata). The sources contain no narrative of supernatural origin.

Appearance

No physical or supernatural appearance is described for a spirit named Lamache in the provided materials. The occurrences in the sources are human individuals or fictional characters credited by name in film and event listings; there are no descriptions of nonhuman form, attire, or visible marks associated with a supernatural entity.

Abilities

The supplied corpus contains no descriptions of supernatural abilities, behaviors, or interactions attributed to a Lamache spirit. References to 'Lamache' relate to human roles and activities—DJ/producer mixes and live performances, professional profiles (e.g., Florian Lamache as a CTO), film character credits, and institutional identity. No powers, behaviors toward humans, or otherworldly functions are attested.

Weaknesses & Wards

Weaknesses

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    No weaknesses attested in the provided sources

Wards

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    No wards or protective rituals attested in the provided sources

Community Record

Sources
  1. [1]
    Quadrille (1997 film). Quadrille (1997 film) — cast listing includes 'Doctor Lamache' credited to Didier Benureau.wiki
  2. [2]
    Palais Royal!. Palais Royal! — cast listing includes 'Monsieur Lamache' credited to Hubert Saint-Macary.wiki
  3. [3]
    Home Again | Lamache (refugeworldwide radio mix). Refuge Worldwide radio listing: 'Lamache. This mix has been recorded at home with 2 technics turntables and 1 E, S DJR400.'other
  4. [4]
    AIR | Emma Robertson & Lamache (refugeworldwide radio). Refuge Worldwide radio listing crediting Lamache as a participant in AIR episode.other
  5. [5]
    Fabric London event and posts mentioning Lamache. Fabric London event listing includes 'Lamache' among performers.other
  6. [6]
    Toi.Toi Takeover: Voigtmann, Lamache and Isis Salvaterra's Best Toi Toi Moments | fabric London. Fabric London post referencing Lamache in contemporary music/nightlife context.other
  7. [7]
    Lamache event listing (Flash DC) — April 24, 2026. Event listing naming 'Lamache' as performer for a 2026 club event.other
  8. [8]
    Jorge Andres Ize (biography) — MacTutor. MacTutor biography includes the full name 'Jorge Andres Ize Lamache' (1946–2012), indicating Lamache as a family name.academic
  9. [9]
    LaMache, a recognized training center in Lyon. Webpage describing 'LaMache' as a training center in Lyon.other
  10. [10]
    Lamachella (Wikidata - insect genus). Wikidata entry for Lamachella (biological genus) — included here to note a homograph in biological taxonomy; no folkloric connection provided.other
  11. [11]
    In The Can - Winnie (Archive.org). Archive page referencing director Pascale Lamche (variant spelling 'Lamche') in an interview; included as an adjacent modern surname usage.other
  12. [12]
    Palais_Royal! (Wikipedia) (duplicate reference for clarity). Film credit confirming 'Monsieur Lamache' in French cinema (reiterated).wiki
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