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Hispanic Heritage Month: Maná's Music Video Evolution
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Maná's Music Video Evolution
The '90s wouldn’t be the same without Maná’s music. The Mexican band marked a new era for Spanish rock. They became legends, scoring many hits through the years. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, check out Maná’s music video evolution -- from “Perdido en un Barco” to “De Pies a Cabeza” featuring Nicky Jam -- below.
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“Perdido en un Barco” - 1990
This song fuses rock and Caribbean rhythms, and made millions of fans sing and dance.
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“Oye Mi Amor” - 1992
This chorus is one of those that gets into your head, and you end up singing all day long.
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“Como Dueles en los Labios” - 1997
Who said rock was just about having fun? Mana showed that other feelings -- like spite -- are also important.
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“Clavado en un Bar” - 1997
Trying to forget someone? This is the perfect song for it!
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“Eres Mi Religión” - 2002
This song showcases the band's romantic side.
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“Bendita Tu Luz” - 2006
In this video, Mana is joined by another legend, Juan Luis Guerra. The romantic song combines their sounds with a bit of bachata.
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“El Verdadero Amor Perdona” - 2011
A video that tells the story of the things that happen in life and love.
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“Hasta Que Te Conocí” - 2012
"Hasta Que Te Conoci" pays tribute to the late singer Juan Gabriel.
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“Mi Verdad” feat. Shakira - 2015
This song spent six peaks at No. 1 on the Latin Pop Songs Chart.
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“De Pies a Cabeza” feat. Nicky Jam - 2016
After 25 years, Maná returned to the studios to record one of their greatest hits, “De Pies a Cabeza," but this time with a special guest, Nicky Jam.
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