The Mexican pop group Camila skyrocketed to prominence with their tender debut, 2006's Todo Cambió, which is filled with piano-laced balladry and passionate soft rock like the lightly funky “Yo Quiero”. While their arena-friendly second album Dejarte de Amar earned praise for its Coldplay-leaning acoustic arrangements, it's ultimately frontman Mario Domm's captivating falsetto and larger-than-life epics like “Mientes” that stand out. The cinematic Elypse proves equally compelling, with songs like “Decidiste Dejarme” swirling with catchy choruses, dramatic guitars and romantic lyrics.