Maná succumbs to the charms of Frigiliana before their concert at Marenostrum Fuengirola

From Mexico to Frigiliana. Maná is offering a concert this Friday in the province of Málaga, and has taken the opportunity to do some sightseeing. The band has visited what is considered one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, and they have not hesitated to praise its whitewashed walls, colorful doors, and cobblestone slopes.

"What places, what energy, what stories! Andalusia is a burst of inspiration," Fernando Olvera comments in the video about the visit that the band has shared on social media, which has gathered tens of thousands of 'likes' on both Instagram and Facebook.

The group tours the different corners of the town, takes photos with fans, and also enters some shops. In fact, they come across a T-shirt featuring Albert Einstein with a modernized image, and Olvera jokes: "He would go to Maná concerts and would tell us well, they are good, but it's relative."

Regarding the characteristic blue doors of this town in Málaga, the singer highlights that the group has a song with the same name, 'La puerta azul', and explains that it is "a metaphor for how when you open the wrong door, sometimes it's hard to go back. That's life, because you have to go out in order to come in." In another moment of the shared video, they highlight the Muslim roots of the town and Andalusia and also comment on how flamenco has influenced their music.

The Mexican group also took the opportunity to visit the city of Málaga as they have shared on social media, where photos of the group can be seen at the Alcazaba, the Roman Theater, or on the terrace of the Only You hotel. Maná is performing this Friday at Marenostrum Fuengirola on the occasion of its tenth anniversary. They will share the stage at X Fest with Chambao and Efecto Mariposa, among other guest artists.