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Maná staged one of the biggest comebacks in the history of Latin pop with Amar Es Combatir, their sixth full-length and an album that, for all intents and purposes, had everything in common with the Maná that reigned supreme throughout the '90s -- a pop phenomenon that thrived on melodic acoustic rockers, heartfelt fingerpicked ballads, and a reggae-rock shuffle reminiscent of the Police, except en español. Recorded live over two nights at El Coliseo de Puerto Rico, the collection hits most of the highlights in Maná's career plus two studio tracks that serve as promotional signposts. The foursome plus a few guest musicians play the songs straight through, a by the book approach that yields very few surprises. These all-too-faithful interpretations can do one of two things: delight listeners who haven't kept up with the group since they plateaued with Sueños Líquidos, or simply remind them of Maná's best live album to date. Either way, Arde el Cielo: Vivo is a pleasant post-tour souvenir -- lightweight on recent repertoire but an otherwise nostalgic in-concert anthology from one of the original juggernauts of rock en español.
Condition:NEW. Punched UPC
TRACK LISTING
1 Déjame Entrar 4:27
2 Manda una Señal 5:27
3 Labios Compartidos 6:02
4 Bendita Tu Luz 4:19
5 Vivir Sin Aire 5:30
6 ¿Dónde Jugarán Los Niños? 6:01
7 Mariposa Traicionera 4:31
8 El Rey 5:08
9 No Ha Parado de Llover 9:06
10 En el Muelle de San Blas 6:16
11 Clavado en un Bar 6:59
12 Rayando el Sol 6:23
13 Si No Te Hubieras Ido Bonus Track 4:30
14 Arde el Cielo Bonus Track 4:33
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