Maná releases free Red Rocks concert

Mexican rock band Maná will premiere a concert recorded at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, on YouTube on November 6. The platform announced the release in a statement on Tuesday. The performance marks the group's 40th anniversary.

The event, titled "Vivir Sin Aire Tour (Live from Red Rocks)," will begin at 6:30 p.m. local time in Mexico City. It will be accessible for free on the band's official YouTube channel. The recording will remain available on the platform after the initial broadcast ends.

Red Rocks is an outdoor venue known for its natural rock formations. It has hosted performances by artists including Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones. Maná recorded the set during their current tour.

Vocalist Fher Olvera described the stage as a personal milestone. He lived in Denver at age 21, where he worked washing dishes. At the time, he dreamed of performing at that specific location. He recalled asking himself what it would feel like to play there.

Olvera shared these memories in a short documentary released alongside the concert. The band performed several well-known tracks during the Red Rocks show. These songs include "Rayando el sol," "Clavado en un bar," "Labios compartidos," and "Oye mi amor."

The release is a collaboration between YouTube and Warner Music. It coincides with the band's 40 years of activity. Maná recently won the Latin Pop Artist of the Year award for duo or group at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards.

The group continues its "Vivir Sin Aire Tour" across the United States and Latin America. Upcoming stops include Bogotá, Lima, Santiago, and Buenos Aires. The tour concludes with two shows in Mexico City.