MANÁ MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST LATIN ARTIST TO JOIN APPLE MUSIC’S REDISCOVERED SERIES, REIMAGINING “OYE MI AMOR”

More than three decades after its release on their breakthrough 1992 album ¿Dónde Jugarán los Niños?, Maná becomes the first Latin artist to perform for Apple Music’s Rediscovered series, bringing new life to “Oye Mi Amor” live from Apple Music Studios in Los Angeles. Fronted by Fher Olvera’s unmistakable vocals, the band including drummer Alex Gonzalez, guitarist Sergio Vallín and bassist Juan Calleros, deliver the warm, melodic groove that helped shape the song into a defining anthem of Latin rock. The performance honors one of the genre’s most beloved love songs while marking a historic moment for the series. The session arrives as Maná continues to cement their legacy as one of the most iconic and influential Latin rock bands of all time, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. They have conquered stages in more than 30 countries, delivering record-breaking performances, including the most arena shows in Los Angeles history. Currently, the band is taking their celebrated Vivir Sin Aire Tour across the U.S. and Latin America, bringing their music to audiences across both regions. With 4 Grammy Awards, 9 Latin Grammy Awards, a historic Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, their legacy is unmatched. Beyond music, they are passionate advocates for environmental, social, and human rights causes.

In Apple Music’s Rediscovered series, artists perform new renditions of their most beloved and enduring songs in their catalog. Each session is filmed and recorded in Spatial Audio and released exclusively on Apple Music. Maná’s performance joins recent Rediscovered renditions from the Goo Goo Dolls, Norah Jones, Estelle, Ne-Yo, Billy Idol and Third Eye Blind.

Listen to Maná’s reimagined performance of “Oye Mi Amor” exclusively in Spatial Audio on Apple Music at apple.co/OMA, or watch their performance here.