The Mexican Rock en Espanol band Mana may be the most unfamiliar name on this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ballot, but it's a group with a rich -- and continuing -- legacy of music and good works.

The Mexican rock band is the most popular and influential Latin rock band of all time, according to the Rock Hall, which celebrates the history of rock music.

The band is one of the most successful in Spanish. But, many wonder if it deserves that place of honor or if Café Tacuba or Soda Stereo would have been better.

Joan Baez, whose father was born in Mexico, was inducted in 2017. She released one Spanish-language album, "Gracias a la Vida" in 1974. Rage Against the Machine, inducted in 2023, is by no means considered a Latin act, but frontman Zack de la Rocha's parents are Mexican-American.

Ask 100 people for their biggest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame snubs and you're likely to get a ton of different answers. What we did: We previously offered our list of snubs and heard from you. "Lemmy Kilmister's legendary band shaped heavy [metal].

Paoli’s Chubby Checker, best known for his monster hit from 1960, “The Twist”, has received his first nomination for induction into Cleveland’s

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced today its list of 14 nominees for potential induction in 2025. The list features an array

But why are there non-rock acts nominated for the Rock Hall?” Sir, this question has been asked and answered one billion times. I will not waste time addressing it here. 3) You are allowed to vote for seven acts.