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Digitally remastered

Yancy Fajardo | Las Vegas, Nevada United States | 11/21/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Mana treats us with this compilation of their greatest hits along with Sol y Luna. Mana's most powerful and touching songs fill these cds including some bonus tracks such as celoso and fool in the rain....a must have for any mana fan....The music videos that come with these cds are also a plus...although one song that isnt on any of the 3 cds is donde jugaron los niños which is very strange since that song is very popular....all in all if your old mana cds are all scratched and damaged this is the way to go...listening to the greatest pop rock band to ever come out of Guadalajara, Jalisco.....also praise goes to sergio vallin, ivan "vampiro" Lopez, and ullyses calleros for their briliant guitar work throughout the years they are great with the backup of rhythm section juan "the statue" calleros on bass and the great Alex "el animal" Gonzalez on drums(which is considered one of the top latin american drummers in the world) Buy all three of these new cds its worth it."

An Eclipse Of Hits

Rudy | Arizona, USA | 02/24/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Even though I would have rather Maná to come back with another studio album, they came up with three albums including their greatest hits. "Sol" includes the band's "dancing" hits, "Luna" includes the band's more romantic hits, and "Eclipse" includes a combination of both types. This CD includes 13 of the band's past hits and 1 new single "Te Llevare Al Cielo". It also includes the video for "Eres Mi Religion", which was the second single of their album "Revolucion De Amor". One thing that I liked about the booklet in this album is that it gives a backround on some of the songs. This album would have been better if they would have added at least one more song.All in all, this is a very good albums for Maná fans or people who don't have their past albums. I recommend this album."

A Good Intro to Mana

J. Cohen | Palo Alto CA | 07/12/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This covers much of the same ground as Mana's greatest album, 'Unplugged ', but adds a few more gems that make it a good introduction to the band and a valuable part of any Mana collection. Highlights you won't find on "Unplugged" include Fehr's piercingly sweet vocal on "Te LLore un Rio," his nod toward Bob Marley on the sexy "Te Deseo," and the classic "Te Llevare al Cielo." More great pop composing, performance, alma, corazon and clean lines of beautiful Spanish on this disc than on a dozen ordinary greatest hits records."