About Juan Luis Guerra
Mexican behemoths Maná have transcended their country’s rock scene to become one of the most widely recognized and celebrated Latin music acts in the world. They were in the right place at the right time, for sure, but they also had all the right ideas. Fronted by singer Fher Olvera, the Guadalajara quartet officially announced itself to the world with the release of their self-titled debut studio album in 1987 at a key moment when record labels were eager to capitalize on the rock en español tag. Through their 1992 effort ¿Donde Jugarán los Niños?, the band emerged as one of the pillars of the movement in Mexico, along with fellow countrymen Café Tacvba and Caifanes. Yet, as the ‘90s ended, they made clear they were more than a product of the decade’s hype by switching musical directions for genre-bending releases like “Corazón Espinado” (1999), featuring Carlos Santana, and the band’s iconic MTV Unplugged (1999). This omnivorous quality would characterize the band’s sound––and echo across much of rock music––in the decades after. It was most visible on the group’s 2015 effort Cama Incendiada, which found Maná fully embracing cumbia, merengue, bachata, and other tropical sounds of the Americas.

Albums list:
Juan Luis Guerra - A Son De Guerra
Juan Luis Guerra - Areíto
Juan Luis Guerra - Asondeguerra Tour (Live)
Juan Luis Guerra - Bachata Rosa
Juan Luis Guerra - Burbujas De Amor - 30 Grandes Canciones Románticas
Juan Luis Guerra - Colección Romantica
Juan Luis Guerra - Juan Luis Guerra y 440   Grandes Exitos
Juan Luis Guerra - La Llave De Mi Corazón
Juan Luis Guerra - Mientras Más Lo Pienso...Tú (Digital Version)
Juan Luis Guerra - Ni Es Lo Mismo Ni Es Igual
Juan Luis Guerra - Quisiera Ser un Pez - Los Grandes Éxitos
Juan Luis Guerra 4.40 - Romance Rosa

Singles list:
Juan Luis Guerra - Frío, Frío (Feat. Romeo Santos) [Live]
Juan Luis Guerra - MAMBO 23 - Single
Ricardo Montaner & Juan Luis Guerra - Dios Así Lo Quiso - Single
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