- Corazon Espinado Ft. Mana - Santana

The track is emotionally heavy, revolving around the universal themes of .

: Santana’s solos in the song blend the Aeolian (natural minor) and Harmonic minor scales. He notably includes "musical quotes," such as a reference to the main guitar hook from Eric Clapton’s "Layla". Performance and Legacy Santana - Corazon Espinado ft. Mana

"" is a landmark Latin rock collaboration between legendary guitarist Carlos Santana and the Mexican rock band Maná , released on the massive 1999 comeback album, Supernatural . The song, which translates to " Thorned Heart ," was written by Maná's lead singer, Fher Olvera , and serves as a masterclass in the fusion of rock energy with traditional Latin rhythms. Key Highlights The track is emotionally heavy, revolving around the

: It was co-produced by Alex González , KC Porter , and Fher Olvera . During the recording at Fantasy Studios, Santana added his signature "soul-stirring" guitar licks over Maná’s established rock foundation, creating what band members described as a magical "BOOM" moment. Performance and Legacy "" is a landmark Latin