Maná headlines Ohana Festival's 10th anniversary in California

Mexican rock band Maná performed as a headlining act at the 10th anniversary of the Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California. As the only Latin rock group on the 2026 lineup, the band performed hits including ‘Oye mi amor’, ‘Clavado en un bar’, and ‘Rayando el sol’.

Pearl Jam frontman and festival founder Eddie Vedder introduced the group, praising their 40-year career and their environmental advocacy. Vedder highlighted the band's significant commercial success, noting they have achieved more sold-out shows in Los Angeles than any other artist.

The performance coincides with Maná's 40th anniversary and their ‘Vivir Sin Aire Tour’. Following their time in the United States, the tour is scheduled to continue through Latin America, including stops in Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina, before concluding with concerts in Mexico City.