Maná, a Latin rock band formed in Guadalajara in 1986, has achieved significant success in the music industry. With over 40 million records sold, they have received numerous awards and accolades, including multiple Grammys and Latin Grammys. Their breakthrough album, "Donde Jugaran los Niños?" in 1994, propelled them to international fame. The band's 2002 album, "Revolución de Amor," earned them a Grammy for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album.
In 2015, Maná released "Cama Incendiada," their first album produced by George Noriega, which topped charts in Spain and on Billboard. Over the years, they have collaborated with artists like Shakira and Carlos Santana, further expanding their global reach. In 2018, they released the LP "Awapuhi Ginger Blossom," showcasing their continued musical evolution and enduring popularity.
