Multi-Grammy-Award-winning Mexican rock outfit Mana have been at the forefront of Latin pop rock for two decades, offering an optimistic and exploratory blend of pop, funk-rock, reggae and Latin sounds in a variety of hit albums and exciting collaborations. From 1987’s Mana to 1999’s MTV Unplugged and 2006’s Amar es Combatir, Mana have consistently satisfied record buyers with their exciting fusion of hard rock and lighter, experimental sounds. Famous collaborations with stars such as Juan Luis Guerra and Carlos Santana as well a reputation for exciting live shows have made Mana a not-to-be-missed force on the US live music scene.

Originally formed by Fher Olvero (vocals), Alex Gonzalez (drums), Juan Diego Calleros (bass) and Ulises Calleros (guitar) in the 1980s, Mana has endured many changes in the group’s configuration over the years. After changing labels from Polygram to Warner prior to their first major release, Falta Amor in 1992, Mana recorded 1994’s Donde Jugaran Los Ninos? with Ivan Gonzalez and Cesar Lopez before settling on the current four-piece lineup of Olvero, González, Juan Diego Calleros and guitarist Sergio Vallin. Building on the success of Falta Amor with extensive Mexican tours, Mana exploded to international stardom with 1997’s Suenos Liquidos.