Maná is the first Spanish-language band nominated to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Maná is the first Spanish-language band nominated to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Only three Latine artists have ever been inducted into the Rock Hall: Ritchie Valens, Linda Ronstadt and Santana.

Maná Thinks Their Rock Hall of Fame Nod Is ‘the Start of Something Much Bigger’

Maná opens up about their 40-year career and why they dedicated their historic Rock Hall of Fame nomination to Latino immigrants in the U.S.

What was seen as a ‘guajiro dream’, begins to be seen as a possibility to make history in music. Mexican band Maná became on Wednesday the first group that sings in Spanish to be nominated to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. With this nomination, Maná becomes the first Latin band since Los Lobos was nominated in 2016, according to Billboard. And in case they were included, the group led by Fher Olvera would make history within Spanish rock and Span…

Maná, one of the most influential rock bands in Spanish, continues to leave a mark in the music industry. With a career that began in 1987, its success has transcended borders thanks to a repertoire full of classics. The first nomination in 10 years East 2025, the Mexican band composed by its vocalist, Fher Olivera, and Alex González, Ulises and Juan Calleros, achieved a milestone by being nominated to the Salón de la Fama del Rock & Roll, which…

Maná is about to mark a milestone in the history of Latin music. The band from Guadalajara has been nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, becoming the first Mexican group -and from Tapatia- to achieve this possible recognition. And as expected, the reactions were not long in coming. Is it true that even Coldplay supports Maná? Since its founding in the 80s, Maná has taken Spanish-language music to the top, with a unique mix of rock, pop an…