Maná

MANÁ ANUNCIA “CAMA INCENDIADA TOUR” SU GRAN ESPERADA 
GIRA DE CONCIERTOS QUE LOS LLEVARÁ A TRAVÉS DE ESTADOS UNIDOS ESTE VERANO
 
La banda de rock en español de mayor trascendencia regresa a los Estados Unidos tras el lanzamiento de su más reciente trabajo discográfico “Cama Incendiada.” 

Maná Announces Summer U.S. Concert Dates To Kick-Off The Highly-Anticipated “Cama Incendiada Tour”
 
“The most widely sold and heard Latin band in the world. …one of the must-see shows of [the year].”
– Billboard
 
The World’s Leading Latin Rock Band Will Return To Arenas Across The Country Soon After The April 21st Release Of Their Eagerly-Awaited New Album 
“Cama Incendiada” (The Burning Bed).
 
The Tour Will Begin June 10th in San Diego and stop at American Airlines Center on Sunday, July 5.
 
"[The first single from Cama Incendiada,] ‘Mi Verdad’ is a deeply poetic love song where personal truths are juxtaposed with eternal ones. And it doesn't matter whether or not you speak Spanish - it's all there in the grain of the singing. While the song is an enormous hit on the Latin charts (topping several simultaneously upon release), it [also] belongs on Anglo charts in contemporary country, adult contemporary and adult alternative. ‘Mi Verdad" is one of the first truly great singles of 2015. 4.5 stars” – All Music
 
“[Maná is] Redefining ‘Crossover’ in Latin Pop…typical this concert was not. Entire families, grandparents included, filled the arena. ..Hardly a word of English was spoken or sung from the stage. And the band was the proud record holder of the most sold-out shows in Staples Center history… Maná, with its mix of love songs and more pointed political material about immigration and the environment, has been playing sold-out concerts across the United States for decades, selling millions of records in the process. ..Maná has a mass appeal nearly unrivaled in the Latin pop world. …From Maná’s perspective, crossing over may be an anachronism. It has simply redefined what crossover means.” – New York Times, Arts Cover Story
 
“No need for translation that Maná came to rock …there's no denying that the Mexican quartet is the king of Spanish-language rock...the enthusiastic crowd cheered lustily, feting a long-running, barrier-smashing band” 
– Fort Worth Star Telegram
 
“Maná is not just a band, it is a force …and there is no stopping their momentum” – KCAL-TV
 
With the perfect amount of smart visuals, special effects and storytelling, fans didn't get just another concert -- they took in a full-blown spectacle…most people remained standing until the house lights came on. I went into the night with high expectations -- and Maná fulfilled them; the quartet was spot-on.  – Orange County Register