1. Mientes
2. Entre Tus Alas
3. Besame
4. Maya
5. Dejarte de Amar
6. Aléjate de Mi
7. Me Voy
8. Nada
9. De Que Me Sirve la Vida
10. Restos de Abril
11. De Mi
12. Aléjate de Mi (Versión Bachata)
13. Bésame (Paco Peres – Extended Mix)
14. Amor Eterno
15. Entre Tus Alas (A Dueto Con Colbie Caillat)

Denyse Buffum 	- Viola
Mario Domm - Coros, Dirigida, Piano
Alma Fernandez - Viola
Stefanie Fife - Cello
Samuel Formicola - Viola
Maurice Grants - Cello
Pablo Hurtado - Dirigida
Carole Kleister-Castillo - Viola
Marielos Labias - Coros
Jeanie Lim - Viola
Miguel Martinez - Cello
Peter Mokran - Mezcla
Barbara Muñoz - Coros
Rodrigo Ortega - Drums
Paco Pérez - Synthesizer
Ruben Perez - Ocarina
Samo - Coros
Natalia Sosa - Coros
Rudolph Stein - Cello
David Stenske -Viola

The passionate trio known as Camila took three years off after their debut album, Todo Cambió, shook the Latin music world with its 21st century twist on the power ballad. Their return effort, Dejarte de Amar, suggests the time off was used to explore the possibilities of this sound. Here, the heart-wrenching songs have evolved from a Maroon 5 size to a larger -- and arguably better -- sound that’s Coldplay big, filling the speakers with layers of strings, rock guitars, and full-bodied piano. The opening highlight, “Mientes,” is on the soft side of the spectrum, while the powerful “Maya” proves the trio can deliver that fist-in-the-air-type number with the same skill. Fans who fell for the first album are likely to fall even harder for this well-crafted and more ambitious follow-up. ---David Jeffries, Rovi

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1.Decidiste dejarme - 3:30
2.Perdón - 4:24
3.Quédate - 3:30
4.Este momento - 4:08
5.De Venus - 3:40
6.Tu tiempo ya se fue - 4:04
7.Me enseñaste a odiar - 3:28
8.La vida entera - 3:47
9.No hay vuelta atrás - 3:19
10.Adicto al dolor - 3:32
11.Lágrimas - 4:07
12.Tú - 5:33

Michael Bland - Drums
Mario Domm - Piano, Keyboards, Vocals (backing)
Lauren Evans - Vocals (backing)
Josh Freese - Drums
Ian Shelly Holmes - Vocals (backing)
Carlos Murguía 	- Hammond B3, Piano
Rodrigo Ortega 	- Drums
Carola Rosas - Vocals (backing)

Elypse is the third album from Mexico City pop giants Camila and their first since the departure of lead singer Samo, who left in 2013 to launch a solo career. Carrying on as a duo, founder Mario Domm and guitarist Pablo Hurtado seek to reinvent themselves while staying true to the band's winning formula. The album's lead single, "Decidiste Dejarme," finds them in familiar waters with a passionate, soulful ballad that builds to an intense and powerful crescendo. Throughout the rest of the album's 12 tracks they move on to cover darker themes and tones as well, incorporating orchestral sections, blues, electronic, and straight-up rock. As one of Latin America's most successful bands, there is a lot riding on this decisive third album, but Domm and Hurtado took it as an opportunity to stretch out creatively, hoping that their many fans will join them for the ride. ---Timothy Monger, Rovi

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