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🇲🇽 Mexico · 1986–present

Maná

In the Latin rock landscape, Maná has managed to build a distinctive sound that fuses pop rock with influences from rhythms like calypso, reggae, and ska. The current lineup, with Fher Olvera on vocals and guitar, Alex González on drums, Sergio Vallín on guitar, and Juan Calleros on bass, has been key to the evolution of their proposal. Since their beginnings, the band has demonstrated a remarkable ability to connect with global audiences, achieving commercial success that has led them to sell millions of records worldwide.

The path of Maná was not without transformations. After an initial period under the name Sombrero Verde, the band adopted its definitive name in 1986. Their debut album, titled Maná, saw the light in 1987. However, it was with Falta Amor, released in 1989, that they began to gain ground in Latin America, although the real boost came some time later, when the song Rayando el Sol became a resounding success, marking a turning point and opening doors in the music market.

Rock latin latin rock latin pop Pop 1980s

3 Albums

36 Songs

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Mariposa traicionera

4:18 02

Gitana

Falta amor · 1990

4:18 03

Refrigerador

Falta amor · 1990

3:50 04

Rayando el sol

Falta amor · 1990

4:13 05

Buscándola

Falta amor · 1990

4:09 06

Soledad

Falta amor · 1990

4:38 07

Falta amor

Falta amor · 1990

4:15 08

Estoy agotado

Falta amor · 1990

3:54 09

Perdido en un barco

Falta amor · 1990

4:15 10

La puerta azul

Falta amor · 1990

3:15

3 album|s · 1990 — 1997

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1997 ★ Essential

Sueños líquidos

12 song|s · Rock

1992 ★ Essential

¿Dónde jugarán los niños?

12 song|s · latin

1990 ★ Essential

Falta amor

11 song|s · Rock

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A fundamental milestone in their career was the release of ¿Dónde Jugarán Los Niños? in 1992. This work not only consolidated their sound but also became a benchmark for Spanish-language rock, selling millions of copies and being recognized as the best-selling Spanish-language rock album in history. The band embarked on an extensive international tour to promote this album, traveling through numerous countries. Subsequently, works such as Cuando los Ángeles Lloran (1995), which explored new sonic directions, Sueños Líquidos (1997), Revolución de Amor (2002), Amar es Combatir (2006), Drama y Luz (2011), and Cama Incendiada (2015) continued to expand their musical legacy.