Este grupo nació el 18 de julio de 2006 con la necesidad de un grupo más dinámico de Maná en Myspace. Somos un grupo de fans dedicados a compartir nuestras experiencias con nuestra banda favorita y entre todos expresar nuestros puntos de vista sobre las canciones que se han robado nuestro corazón. El respeto hacia los demás miembros del grupo y la banda es bien importante para nosotros, así demostramos nuestra capacidad de dialogar; por tanto si decides unirte a nosotros debes tener en cuenta que seguimos unas reglas las cuales se deben cumplir. Bienvenidos todos y espero que compartan con nosotros esas experiencias "manáticas" que tanto atesoran.
Latin rock superstars Maná got their start in the Mexican city of Guadalajara in 1986 when singer Fher Olvera, guitarist Ulises Calleros, brother and bassist Juan Diego Calleros, and Cuban-Colombian drummer Alex González joined together, initially signing with Polygram. Unsatisfied with the direction in which the label wanted to take them, they switched to Warner Music by the time their debut, Falta Amor, was released in 1992. Shortly after, however, Ulises left and was replaced by keyboardist Iván González and guitarist Cesar Lopez, who remained with the group only for their seminal 1994 album, Donde Jugaran los Niños?, the record that propelled them into the ranks of Latin rock stardom. En Vivo, which captured the energy of Maná's live show, was released in 1995, the same year that new guitarist Sergio Vallin made his first appearance, on Cuando los Angeles Lloren. After Sueños Liquidos came out in 1997, the band began to receive heavy global attention, particularly in the U.S., that was solidified after the release of MTV Unplugged in 1999 and an appearance on Carlos Santana's record Supernatural with the song "Corazón Espinado." The legendary guitarist returned the favor when he performed on Maná's 2002 Revolución de Amor, the record that definitively showed them for the stars they were and gave them a Grammy for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album. Four years later, the band's sixth studio album, Amar Es Combatir, recorded at Miami's The Hit Factory, was released. In its first week, Amar Es Combatir became the highest charting debut for a Spanish-language album by a group on the Billboard 200.
