CD-Charts Position 91
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En Vivo

by: Maná

Release Date December 13, 1994
These guys are great live. I've been to 2 of their shows on different tours and in different countries, and the sound is incredible. Had this been an english-singing rock and roll band, this CD would be among the classics like Frampton Comes Alive and The Song Remains the Same. The way the fans respond to the songs just gives this CD such a great feeling to it. It reminds me of the way fans cheer at a Pink Floyd Concert the second the realize "Wish You Were Here" is beginning. And not to mention the songs are great songs. So don't let the language barrier get in the way. Get this CD now!, and the sample music here on Amazon does not do the disc justice. try it out.

CD-Charts Position 92
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Vol. 1-Mana Media

Release Date December 04, 2007
These guys are great live. I've been to 2 of their shows on different tours and in different countries, and the sound is incredible. Had this been an english-singing rock and roll band, this CD would be among the classics like Frampton Comes Alive and The Song Remains the Same. The way the fans respond to the songs just gives this CD such a great feeling to it. It reminds me of the way fans cheer at a Pink Floyd Concert the second the realize "Wish You Were Here" is beginning. And not to mention the songs are great songs. So don't let the language barrier get in the way. Get this CD now!, and the sample music here on Amazon does not do the disc justice. try it out.

CD-Charts Position 93
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Super Grupo Mana

by: Super Grupo Mana

Release Date September 05, 1996
These guys are great live. I've been to 2 of their shows on different tours and in different countries, and the sound is incredible. Had this been an english-singing rock and roll band, this CD would be among the classics like Frampton Comes Alive and The Song Remains the Same. The way the fans respond to the songs just gives this CD such a great feeling to it. It reminds me of the way fans cheer at a Pink Floyd Concert the second the realize "Wish You Were Here" is beginning. And not to mention the songs are great songs. So don't let the language barrier get in the way. Get this CD now!, and the sample music here on Amazon does not do the disc justice. try it out.

CD-Charts Position 94
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Solo Para Fanáticos

by: Maná

Release Date August 06, 2002
This is the second Mana album I've listened to, after "Revolucion de Amor." This album has a very 80s pop sound, in contrast to the rock sound of "Revolucion." I also noticed that "Revolucion" shows a lot more Hispanic influence in its sound -- the rhythms, instruments and so forth -- than "Solo Para Fanaticos." You can tell this is early work. Nevertheless, it's fun and bouncy, and I like it.

(Note: I am not a native Spanish speaker, and most of the time I don't attempt to understand the lyrics when I listen to the music. I am probably missing a lot.)

CD-Charts Position 95
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Los Clasicos del Rock en Español

by: Mana

Release Date August 22, 1995
...this CD is simply called "Maná"! It's the first one of the mexican superstars from Guadalajara...and it's funny to see and hear how this band sounded in the 80'...the songs are quite cool and also hot, because they were young folks who represented Mexico like it really is, from Tijuana to Cancun, from Chihuahua to Tulum, from Acapulco to Veracruz...exotic and magic...Mexico!

CD-Charts Position 96
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100% Maná

by: Maná

Release Date September 02, 2002
...this CD is simply called "Maná"! It's the first one of the mexican superstars from Guadalajara...and it's funny to see and hear how this band sounded in the 80'...the songs are quite cool and also hot, because they were young folks who represented Mexico like it really is, from Tijuana to Cancun, from Chihuahua to Tulum, from Acapulco to Veracruz...exotic and magic...Mexico!

CD-Charts Position 97
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F4D

by: Electro Mana

Release Date October 27, 2003
...this CD is simply called "Maná"! It's the first one of the mexican superstars from Guadalajara...and it's funny to see and hear how this band sounded in the 80'...the songs are quite cool and also hot, because they were young folks who represented Mexico like it really is, from Tijuana to Cancun, from Chihuahua to Tulum, from Acapulco to Veracruz...exotic and magic...Mexico!

CD-Charts Position 98
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Corazon Espinado

by: Santana & Mana

Release Date November 14, 2000
I first heard this in a 12 passenger van with no seatbelts travelling NASCAR fast on a two lane road through the moutains in Honduras. I had to laugh once I got over being scared. The bridge starting 2 minutes and 36 seconds into the song will absolutely make your heart soar!