Maná

Con soundtrack de La Unión.

Y de, pues Maná o ¿de quién era? [risas]

No, no.

No, Maná nunca estuvo involucrado en esto.

Ay, ¿por, por qué tanto odio hacia Maná? No lo entendería.

No, no, es solo el odio al odio y ya.

¿Qué más, qué otro comentario tenemos de los espíritus?

Yeah.

And she used to listen to Golden Roses, Bon Jovi, Maná.

You know Maná? I love Maná.

You know Alex Gonzalez.

Maná could

sell out seven nights at the Staples Center.

Alex.

They hired him as a kid, I think.

I

know, right? Alejandro Fernandez, Carlos Santana, and even Maná.

It's a huge celebration of culture.

Exactly, but what's fascinating is how they're blending music with such a rich historical event.

[laughs]

[upbeat music] All right, so that was Oye Mi Amor by Maná, off a record Donde Juguar... [laughs] I'm not even gonna try and pronounce it.

It's Maná, and it's from a 1992 record, and that is Alex Gonzalez on drums, which actually, the NAMM that me and Chris went to before the pandemic in 2020, he had that kit there, if you remember, and it was that big red kit, and it was...

Oh, I, I guess we went to dinner with Eric as well.

I was also there.

Ah.

And Maná also.

Right.

Like, Mexican rock.