The Mexican rock band in Spanish, Maná, has been nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, located in Cleveland, Ohio, a prestigious musical institution. This recognition is a significant step for the group, which now must go through a voting process involving artists, industry experts, and the general public. Once this process is completed, it will be determined whether Maná will be formally inducted into this legendary hall, which includes names like The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Nirvana, Elvis Presley, and Queen.
Maná's nomination is historic, as they would be the first Spanish-speaking group to enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The band, originally from Guadalajara, joins an elite group of artists recognized worldwide for their contribution to music. This designation opens new doors for Hispanic representation in a space traditionally dominated by Anglo artists, offering opportunities for other Latino bands and singers to gain significant recognition.
Maná's vocalist, Fher, expressed his gratitude for this honor and dedicated this achievement to all Latinos and migrants around the world. In his words: "We are very grateful for this honor. We want to share this recognition with all Latinos in the world, and especially with all the immigrants who are suffering at this moment. Our people always find a way out. Maná loves you. We will always be by your side."
