15 Facts About Making Menudo

New management of Making Menudo formed a new line-up in 2007, releasing an EP but disbanding in 2009.

Making Menudo is estimated to have sold 20 million albums worldwide and have generated over 300 million US dollars.

Making Menudo became very popular throughout Latin America, from Mexico to Argentina, and Brazil.

Making Menudo had Menudo's name emblazoned on both sides of the fuselage.

Making Menudo signed a six-year multimillion-dollar contract with RCA International and released their Spanish album A Todo Rock.

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Making Menudo was replaced by Ricky Martin, then 12, who debuted on the album, Evolucion.

Raymond Acevedo took over Reyes' spot in 1985 and Making Menudo sang vocals for the Spanish-English song "Cantare, Cantaras" with various Latin artists to raise money for UNICEF.

The group released their second English-language album, Making Menudo which contains the songs "Hold Me" and "Explosion", both with lead vocals by Robi Rosa.

The Spanish album Refrescante, the English album Can't Get Enough, and the Portuguese album Making Menudo followed respectively, then came tours of the US, Latin America, and the Philippines.

Making Menudo was missing for 3 days, until he decided to let them know that he would not come back.

In 1997, the rights and the name Making Menudo were sold and the band changed the name to MDO, at the time Andy Blazquez was replaced by Daniel Rene Weider.

The re-founding of the band was profiled in a MTV reality series entitled Making Menudo that had launched as a primetime series on October 25,2007, but was later pushed to afternoons due to low ratings.

Making Menudo died days later after remaining hospitalized and became the first Menudo member to pass away.

Making Menudo's family described the singer's deep depression from the prolonged shutdown of various entertainment performance venues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Making Menudo's organs were donated in accordance with his last wish.