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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Welcome to the XMagneto performer page. XMagneto represents a brief reunion project from early 2000s Latin pop legends, originally formed in 2001 by Magneto members Alan Ibarra (Alan), Elías Cervantes, Mauri Stern, Alex (Hugo de la Barreda), and Charlie. The initiative aimed to revive Magneto under the XMagneto name and yielded a self-titled album released in 2001 on Epic Records. The lead single, "Una y Otra Vez," hit the airwaves on February 23, 2001. While the project saw a final concert on September 8, 2001, it did not continue under the XMagneto name due to legal and rights issues. Today, XMagneto is part of Latin pop history, with Magneto pursuing other reunion projects over the years. We’ve got you covered with a concise biography, discography highlights, and the latest on touring activity as it stands for 2025.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Biography: XMagneto emerged from a constellation of Latin pop veterans tasked with reviving Magneto under a new banner. The lineup included Alan Ibarra, Elías Cervantes, Mauri Stern, Alex (also known as Hugo de la Barreda), and Charlie. Their 2001 self-titled album on Epic Records showcases a continuation of the era’s melodic Latin pop sound, aligning with the Magneto catalogue that fans know and love. The single "Una y Otra Vez" exemplified the project’s radio-ready energy. Despite a dedicated fan response, the XMagneto project halted after a final concert on September 8, 2001, with legal and rights considerations preventing a continued run under that name. Present-day context places XMagneto in the annals of Latin pop history, with individual artists pursuing various reunion efforts and solo paths.

The sound

The musical character

Discography highlights: 2001 – XMagneto (self-titled) on Epic Records. Notable track: "Una y Otra Vez" (released February 23, 2001). The album remains a reference point for fans of early-2000s Latin pop and Magneto’s era sound, often catalogued alongside Latin pop catalogs of the period.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Upcoming tour info: As of 2025, there are no publicly verified XMagneto tour dates. Magneto and its members have pursued other reunion projects and individual ventures over the years. If new tour activity is announced, this page will be updated with dates, venues, and ticket details.

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A sourced detail

Social media and official links: Stay connected via the artists’ and label pages for the latest updates. Official social channels and websites (where applicable) provide the most reliable source for announcements and behind-the-scenes content.

The essentials

Quick Facts About XMagneto

  • Formed in 2001 by Magneto members Alan Ibarra (Alan), Elías Cervantes, Mauri Stern, Alex (Hugo de la Barreda) and Charlie to revive Magneto under the XMagneto name.
  • Released a self-titled XMagneto album in 2001 on Epic Records; the single Una y Otra Vez was released February 23, 2001.
  • Last XMagneto concert dated September 8, 2001; project did not continue under that name afterward due to legal/name-rights issues.
  • Genre/style aligned with Latin pop / Magneto’s era sound; album listed in Latin/pop catalogs.

The records

XMagneto Discography

  • XMagneto
    2001 · Epic

The hits

Top XMagneto Songs

  • Una y Otra Vez
    2001 · N/A

Biography: XMagneto emerged from a constellation of Latin pop veterans tasked with reviving Magneto under a new banner. The lineup included Alan Ibarra, Elías Cervantes, Mauri Stern, Alex (also known as Hugo de la Barreda), and Charlie. Their 2001 self-titled album on Epic Records showcases a continuation of the era’s melodic Latin pop sound, aligning with the Magneto catalogue that fans know and love. The single "Una y Otra Vez" exemplified the project’s radio-ready energy. Despite a dedicated fan response, the XMagneto project halted after a final concert on September 8, 2001, with legal and rights considerations preventing a continued run under that name. Present-day context places XMagneto in the annals of Latin pop history, with individual artists pursuing various reunion efforts and solo paths.

Discography highlights: 2001 – XMagneto (self-titled) on Epic Records. Notable track: "Una y Otra Vez" (released February 23, 2001). The album remains a reference point for fans of early-2000s Latin pop and Magneto’s era sound, often catalogued alongside Latin pop catalogs of the period.

Upcoming tour info: As of 2025, there are no publicly verified XMagneto tour dates. Magneto and its members have pursued other reunion projects and individual ventures over the years. If new tour activity is announced, this page will be updated with dates, venues, and ticket details.

Social media and official links: Stay connected via the artists’ and label pages for the latest updates. Official social channels and websites (where applicable) provide the most reliable source for announcements and behind-the-scenes content.

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