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Menudo - Exclusive Interview with the Newest Members!
An exclusive interview with the five new members of the legendary Latin boy group Menudo. Selected from a nationwide search which was documented on the MTV show “Making Menudo,” these five talented teens were selected to carry forth the Menudo torch.
The original Menudo, which became a major sensation throughout the United States and Latin American in the seventies and eighties, cut 35 albums, sold over 60 million records and broke box-office ticket sales the world over. To this day, the legendary boy group, which kicked off the careers of Ricky Martin and Robby Rosa, holds the world record for the largest crowd gathered for a live performance.
The original Menudo, which became a major sensation throughout the United States and Latin American in the seventies and eighties, cut 35 albums, sold over 60 million records and broke box-office ticket sales the world over. To this day, the legendary boy group, which kicked off the careers of Ricky Martin and Robby Rosa, holds the world record for the largest crowd gathered for a live performance.
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An exclusive interview with the five new members of the legendary Latin boy group Menudo. Selected from a nationwide search which was documented on the MTV show “Making Menudo,” these five talented teens were selected to carry forth the Menudo torch.
The original Menudo, which became a major sensation throughout the United States and Latin American in the seventies and eighties, cut 35 albums, sold over 60 million records and broke box-office ticket sales the world over. To this day, the legendary boy group, which kicked off the careers of Ricky Martin and Robby Rosa, holds the world record for the largest crowd gathered for a live performance.
The original Menudo, which became a major sensation throughout the United States and Latin American in the seventies and eighties, cut 35 albums, sold over 60 million records and broke box-office ticket sales the world over. To this day, the legendary boy group, which kicked off the careers of Ricky Martin and Robby Rosa, holds the world record for the largest crowd gathered for a live performance.