Esencials: Eclipse

1	Te Llevaré Al Cielo 4:48
2	Rayando el Sol 4:10
3	Perdido en un Barco 4:14
4	Oye Mi Amor 4:33
5	Vivir Sin Aire 4:53
6	Te Lloré un Río 4:55
7	Cómo Te Deseo 4:31
8	No Ha Parado de Llover 5:23
9	Hundido en un Rincón 5:59
10	Clavado en un Bar 5:13
11	Hechicera 5:00
12	En el Muelle de San Blas 5:53
13	Sábanas Frías 5:21
14	Eres Mi Religión 5:29

Barnes & Noble

Mexico's platinum-selling rock legends cap their international success with a three-disc collection, each sold separately. Sol features the band's hardest-rocking pop hits, while Luna is strictly ballads territory. Eclipse splits the difference with a mix of Maná's biggest songs. Each disc is 14 classic songs, with Sol including a brand-new track.

All Music Guide

Eclipse is a pretty good collection, featuring most of the highlights from Maná's career. It spans ten years of work, from 1992's Falta Amor through 2002's Revolución de Amor, and includes hits like "Vivir Sin Aire," "No Ha Parado de Llover," "Rayando el Sol," "Hechicera," and "En el Muelle de San Blas." Of course, there are some songs missing, like the Santana collaboration "Corazón Espinado," "Déjame Entrar," and the unplugged version of Juan Gabriel's classic "Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez." Regardless, this is a good sampler of Maná's more popular and solid work, and a good place to start if you are a neophyte to the band. If you like the band's calmer and more romantic side, then you should choose the Luna compilation, and if you prefer the more danceable and uptempo tunes, then you should start with Sol. Eclipse is intended to include the best of both worlds. Ivan Adaime