Camila
by Camila Cabello
  • Record Label: Epic
  • Release Date: Jan 12, 2018
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8.5

Universal acclaim- based on 1659 Ratings

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  1. Mohra
    Dec 8, 2020
    10
    This album is perfect
  2. senorita
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    By far camilas best album it’s so good and so catchy every single song is a bop.
  3. juannsd
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    Her debut album is so good, she did an amazing work on here and she deserved all the succes that CAMILA had. She is so talented and somethings gotta give is my favorite. This album has bop after bop!
  4. thayyoung22
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    Álbum incrível, músicas lindas cheias de emoções, visualmente perfeito. todas as músicas são hinos
  5. Kingjosuev
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    Álbum debut increíble. Cada canción te lleva a un lugar diferente, nos cuenta cosas muy personales, se abre a nosotros y lo logra sin que el álbum se vuelva aburrido.
  6. Fernandas
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    I love this album, everything it's perfect
    The sounds, the lyrics and vocals make that you'll never get bored
  7. Camilasopc
    Aug 28, 2020
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. An amazing album. The songs are beautiful and the sound is amazing. I really love this album.… Expand
  8. henaredd
    Aug 29, 2020
    10
    incredible debut album, your favs could never,,,, ended your favs full career,,, stream romance too
  9. EJMcpa
    Oct 30, 2020
    10
    I still love this album after how many years ❤️ she loves control and into should have been singles
  10. Ijessicamlima
    Oct 12, 2020
    10
    CAMILA is just incredible, it's just as magical how much feeling there is in this album of ours, how beautiful it is. congratulations camila Cabello this album is special to me.
  11. Shrines
    Oct 12, 2020
    10
    She did that!!! This is what an debut album should be!! It’s everything!!! In the dark, Something’s gotta give, and all these years are some of my favorite songs of all time!! The whole album is different and unique!! It’s award winning just immaculate! I can’t stop listening to it, it’s brilliant!! Stream Camila and Romance
  12. trullyghost
    Nov 7, 2020
    10
    Her melodious voice added to the inspirational lyrics of these songs made this album a sound bible, a very good start for Camila.
  13. hannaluna
    Feb 12, 2021
    10
    Can't believe this is a debut album. Amazing from beginning to end I have no words. All the songs have something unique but they still fit so well together. One of the best albums ever and probably the best debut album I have heard
  14. Thamiris22
    Dec 4, 2020
    10
    Obra latina divina criado por anjo. CC1 nunca vai ser esquecido. NBTS maior e melhor
  15. GLCC2431
    Dec 9, 2020
    10
    Un album hermoso, con un sonido muy bueno y con letras maravillosas, profundas y con significado.
  16. anacaroli91
    Mar 20, 2021
    10
    what an experience. love the way that she includes her latin routes on this one
  17. JohanGoma
    Mar 23, 2021
    10
    Su álbum más personal y hermoso, cada canción me transmite algo, es hermoso
  18. SAAULROB
    Apr 3, 2021
    10
    This album is amazing, I love the vibe it transmits and it really has the label that lets us see who is camila and its Latin roots
  19. kevyn_syan
    Apr 8, 2021
    10
    album of the year. amazing lyrics, amazing production, amazing sounds. CAMILAAA
  20. Jennifer213
    Apr 11, 2021
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A perfect balance! I like this album a lot because is just a masterpiece and Camila Cabello's debut like a solo is just perfect, she deserves this and more… Expand
  21. leticianicieli
    Jun 7, 2021
    10
    esse álbum é perfeito do começo ao fim, além do grande sucesso que foi havana
  22. cinnamongirl97
    Oct 15, 2021
    10
    Nobody can deny that Camila is a 10/10 debut album. There is a song for every mood, and you can really tell that Camila Cabello worked hard on this album. Such a fresh pop album which deserved to win the Best Pop Album Of the Year at the Grammys. Camila dominated the entire 2018 with this one!
  23. JavierKast
    Apr 8, 2022
    10
    Un álbum que sin duda marcó un antes y un después en la industria, teniendo éxitos totalmente reconocibles al oído
  24. rolipa
    Aug 20, 2022
    10
    te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo te amo y sí, te amo
  25. Imlucho
    Aug 25, 2022
    10
    Un álbum lleno de ritmos y sentimientos es lo que representa este, tanto su lírica y vocales son muy interesantes y atractivos de escuchar.
  26. Dani08
    Aug 30, 2022
    10
    Te amo camila, este álbum no tiene explicación. Lo escucho todos los días y no me canso
  27. andressacamargo
    Jul 7, 2023
    10
    O debut divino dessa mulher, não há palavras que descrevam a sensação de ouvi-la cantar. Never Be The Same é um sentimento
  28. NETMUSIC
    Jan 14, 2018
    9
    Great debut album from Camila. So glad she left Fifth Harmony

    Best Song(s): Havana, Into It, In the Dark, She Loves Control, Never Be the Same

    Worst Song(s): Something's Gotta Give
  29. nurhikmattew
    Jan 12, 2018
    9
    Lagunya kebanyakan warm, santai, enak, dan kurangnya ada beberapa lagu ke lagu itu sama. Keseluruhan saya sangat menyukai albumnya
  30. outerspace
    Jan 14, 2018
    9
    Camila is an excellent album which represents Cabello's latin origins very preciously, besides the fact that her voice is memorable and unforgettable. She has definitely shown the best of her potential when she left Fifth Harmony.
  31. CeanGlez
    Jan 12, 2018
    9
    "I enjoyed hearing this album"
    Although Camila doesn't have a special voice, if she has a very good vocal modulation technique, she shows it here. I must admit that each song is good in its own way, each has its essence, none is repetitive. It has some deep lyrics an it's a very good debut album. I just don't like the choice of that song as second single, there are better songs, and not    "I enjoyed hearing this album"
    Although Camila doesn't have a special voice, if she has a very good vocal modulation technique, she shows it here. I must admit that each song is good in its own way, each has its essence, none is repetitive. It has some deep lyrics an it's a very good debut album. I just don't like the choice of that song as second single, there are better songs, and not including Crying in the Club, I think it's a big mess.
    Best song: Something's Gotta Give
    Worst Song: Never Be The Same    … Expand
  32. Gretchenlokona
    Jan 13, 2018
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Um dos melhores albums que eu ja escutei. Fico feliz em poder escutar musicas com letras com significado de verdade, mostrando que ainda há musicas lindas e com significado. Parabens, Camila!… Expand
  33. milasperfect
    Jan 13, 2018
    9
    the "Camila" is simply amazing, all the songs on this album have a lot of potential to be single. The voice of Camila Cabello fits perfectly into each song. I really do not have words to say, but it's a great album and great songs.
  34. JJcabello
    Jan 13, 2018
    9
    I AM INLOVE WITH THIS ALBUM... You could tell she worked so hard on this aw❤️
  35. SweetsKat
    Jan 15, 2018
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The album is amazing! The lyrics most definitely will get you in your feelings, whether you're going through something or not. They give you some insight to what she has been feeling throughout her journey of releasing this masterpiece. Not only does she amazing ballads, she has bops for days with She Loves Control, Havana, Inside Out and Into It. She Loves Control is such a sexy, empowering song that you can't help but blast through the speakers; awesome production. Havana; Obvious world wide hit. Inside Out gives me being on vacation vibes and Into It, lyrically is unexpected of Camila but also fun. I only wish she had I Have Questions or O.M.G. rather than the radio edit of Never Be The Same and also that it was at least two songs longer.… Expand
  36. roanoke
    Mar 1, 2018
    9
    Camila brings to her new album a good sonority, i truly belive she is the future of pop!
  37. emiliosenn
    Jan 22, 2018
    9
    When delivering your first album, you must have at least one or two guaranteed hits. While 'CAMILA' fails to match another 'Havana' it is the most interesting emotional roller coaster a debutant like Miss Cabello can give. 'Never be the same', 'Consequences', 'Into it' the best cuts off the album.
  38. Aylee
    Feb 10, 2018
    9
    CAMILA is consistent from beginning and literally the end, is melancholy and destructive with their discrete ballads while explicit, CAMILA is sensational and transpired shape artist and what she went through for this album is finally and thankfully revealed to the world.
  39. MateoSanchez
    Dec 4, 2018
    9
    After belonging to Fifth Harmony, a group that perhaps had no personality of Camila in her, she releases her album being her, an album with very personal lyrics, very beautiful sounds and songs very easy to hear. A great debut album
  40. kbstrange
    Aug 17, 2018
    9
    Never Be The Same (8.5/10)
    All These Years (7.5/10)
    She Loves Control (8/10)
    Havana (9.5/10)
    Inside Out (5/10)
    Consequences (8/10)
    Real Friends (10/10)
    Something's Gotta Give (10/10)
    In The Dark (10/10)
    Into It (10/10)
    Album flow (9/10)
    Average (8.68/10)
  41. pursuingdreams
    Nov 26, 2018
    9
    Good debut album. Kind of generic, commercial and similar. Her voice is gorgeous but still can improve. Some tracks are wonderful while others are not so good. Hope her next album is better. (Actually some songs such as Scar Tissue and Crying in The Club that are not on the album are better)
    Never Be The Same 10/10(favorite track)
    All These Years 9/10(vivid but mediocre) She Loves    Good debut album. Kind of generic, commercial and similar. Her voice is gorgeous but still can improve. Some tracks are wonderful while others are not so good. Hope her next album is better. (Actually some songs such as Scar Tissue and Crying in The Club that are not on the album are better)
    Never Be The Same 10/10(favorite track)
    All These Years 9/10(vivid but mediocre)
    She Loves Control 9.5/10(great track)
    Havana 10/10(huge bop)
    Inside Out 7.5/10(forgettable but some parts are good)
    Consequences 9/10(ballad with good melody but flat)
    Real Friends 9.5/10(love the lyric very much, melody cute)
    Something's Gotta Give 8/10(not a skip but too normal)
    In The Dark 9/10(good attempt but can be better)
    Into It 10/10(deserve to be a single too)    … Expand
  42. andyn823
    Jun 6, 2020
    9
    This album is definitely worth a listen. I have mixed feelings about this album. "Havana" and "She Loves Control" are fun and fresh songs. "Never Be The Same" is the best track of this album because it gives me fresh and summer vibes. "Something's Gotta Give" and "Real Friends" are sad songs and they made me feel very emotional and sad. Camila's vocal is really outstanding and great. IThis album is definitely worth a listen. I have mixed feelings about this album. "Havana" and "She Loves Control" are fun and fresh songs. "Never Be The Same" is the best track of this album because it gives me fresh and summer vibes. "Something's Gotta Give" and "Real Friends" are sad songs and they made me feel very emotional and sad. Camila's vocal is really outstanding and great. I feel like she is underrated and she deserves more recognition. This album really touched my heart.… Expand
  43. Lucasuliana
    May 30, 2020
    9
    It's a good album, but I feel that Camila wants became the New Rihanna, make hits, in front of your time. Camila would has more luck If run next to World latin, building your place, like the Shakira did. I believe If her try be a big popstar, like the Megan Trainor did, your career Will be short.
  44. memistoker
    Aug 28, 2020
    9
    Perfect first album for a fresh and unique artist. Easy listening and beautifully done. Kudos for Frank Dukes and Camila Cabello
  45. owenrw89
    Jun 13, 2018
    8
    Camila is an excellent pop record, and a welcome change from the 2017/2018 pop norm. It doesn't try to be like everybody else. The likes of Dua Lipa, Anne-Marie are great pop artists, but their sound feels overly current and are very likely to date. Camila on the other hand, keeps things simple and classic. Gorgeous production, sweet melodies, no vocal show boating and no over-usage ofCamila is an excellent pop record, and a welcome change from the 2017/2018 pop norm. It doesn't try to be like everybody else. The likes of Dua Lipa, Anne-Marie are great pop artists, but their sound feels overly current and are very likely to date. Camila on the other hand, keeps things simple and classic. Gorgeous production, sweet melodies, no vocal show boating and no over-usage of "guest" artists makes for a very, very lovable and impressive pop debut.… Expand
  46. JaggedLittlePil
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    I love it! Camila made a really good debut album. She's got style and personality and she put all of her talent in this little pop masterpiece. I'm really impressed. Hope this is the beginning of a long career!
  47. spongeswift
    Jan 13, 2018
    8
    Camila Cabello puts out one of the best debut albums in a very long time. In this album Camila really strives to stand out but also she makes sure to be likeable enough by pop radio. Havana was such an in your face bombastic lead so it was weird going into an album with mostly piano songs. Songs like "She Loves Control" and "Consequences" stand out because of their fantastic lyrics andCamila Cabello puts out one of the best debut albums in a very long time. In this album Camila really strives to stand out but also she makes sure to be likeable enough by pop radio. Havana was such an in your face bombastic lead so it was weird going into an album with mostly piano songs. Songs like "She Loves Control" and "Consequences" stand out because of their fantastic lyrics and pretty beats. Most of the other songs on the album are cute but nothing that were really eye catching. Overall this album felt like a fancy restaurant meal. It has a good taste but there just simply isn't enough.… Expand
  48. LinttaFlamingo
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    Camila is actually a really catchy, thoughtful and pulling album. Immediately in the first song her vocals made my head blow up especially during the pre-chorus, and for the whole album her voice is seriously shining. Every now and then the album stops to just be energetic and have fun like the song "Havana", but then there are also songs like "Consequences" and "I Have Questions" that areCamila is actually a really catchy, thoughtful and pulling album. Immediately in the first song her vocals made my head blow up especially during the pre-chorus, and for the whole album her voice is seriously shining. Every now and then the album stops to just be energetic and have fun like the song "Havana", but then there are also songs like "Consequences" and "I Have Questions" that are more emotional and tell an actual story and have a more sad and slower tune in the background. It was interesting to hear all these different emotions in such a brief album and even when the lyrics definitely weren't amazing, her excellent voice kept the songs going. Though it's not a perfect album. Some melodies get a bit samey and there's the song "Inside Out" that aside from the warm tropical vibe in the background, has a stupid piano melody that gave me Dora the Explorer flashbacks. Luckily that's the only truly annoying song and the album picks up again after it. Overall there's a ton to like here and for a debut album this is a great success! Looking forward to new stuff from Cabello.… Expand
  49. MLan
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    No doubt this definitely a good album but to be honest it's a little boring. The album got many edgy lyrics and sounds but it's too soft even with the upbeat songs. Consequences is my favorite song on the album, it brings great emotion and more important, it touched me. There were some songs like In The Dark, Something's gotta give, Into It which I expected to be more upbeat but the chorusNo doubt this definitely a good album but to be honest it's a little boring. The album got many edgy lyrics and sounds but it's too soft even with the upbeat songs. Consequences is my favorite song on the album, it brings great emotion and more important, it touched me. There were some songs like In The Dark, Something's gotta give, Into It which I expected to be more upbeat but the chorus just failed me. Overall this is not a bad album, but not too great, I was expecting more songs like Havana and the fact that she eliminated CITC out of the album is making the album less fun. As one of her biggest fan, I gotta admit, I am disappointed but anyway this album is a good start for her career, everyone made mistakes and hope that she'll do better in her second album… Expand
  50. Hogdion
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    A great start for Camila. It has been hyped a lot, but it's still good and has a little bit of freshness!!
  51. filipehondrey12
    Jan 14, 2018
    8
    Such a good album! Camila has grown over the years and on this album is clear that she learned how to use her voice in the best way to make a balanced and coherent album. Congratulations, Camila, you slay!
  52. enaughton
    Jan 15, 2018
    8
    Camila really is trying to put herself into this, and I think it bodes well for what we're going to get in the future. I see mixed reviews of some people wanting less ballads, but at the same time they want her to be different. Her having more ballads is where she IS different, this is where she is really telling us something, on those songs. And I think if people really listen to theCamila really is trying to put herself into this, and I think it bodes well for what we're going to get in the future. I see mixed reviews of some people wanting less ballads, but at the same time they want her to be different. Her having more ballads is where she IS different, this is where she is really telling us something, on those songs. And I think if people really listen to the lyrics, instead of just a cursory listen, you'll find that Camila could have very bright future indeed, she is turning into a good writer.

    My biggest complaint is that at times I feel like there is too much auto-tuning. Camila's voice does not need this, at all, she is capable of producing that sound without help. I also would rather we'd gotten something other than a radio edit of Never Be The Same, perhaps the no rap version of Havana? I do understand the change in direction and some songs not being ready, as to why we don't have the song she did with Ed or Charlie XCX writing with her, and I look forward to what we get in the future.

    The zero ratings are coming from mainly two places: people not voting right given what they wrote (positive notes, but bad score), and pressed fans from her former girl group. To give a zero to the album, as if it has absolutely nothing on it worth anyone's time, is petty and disingenuous, and just not true (most of them were bopping to Havana even if they don't want to admit it.)

    Admittedly, this isn't for everyone, I wasn't even OPEN to pop music in general until I started listening to 5H and found something about them that spoke to me, in large part because of Camila's voice being so unique, and because they seemed to project this very positive girl empowerment theme. But I listen closer to what Camila is saying, not just the overall sound, and I'm finding music I can identify with, music I wish I'd had years ago.    … Expand
  53. gizem
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    From pop rock influenced Never Be The Same to cry-your-heart-out ballad Consequences, "Camila" proves that she has so much more than one would expect from an ex member of a girl group. Although this album has some questionable production choices, it's a lyrical paradise and shows what Cabello is capable of creating in the future.
  54. ZTA
    Jan 12, 2018
    8
    Solid for a debut album. Shes got a lot of potential so hopefully her 2nd solo album will be better. My favourites are: Never be the same, Havana, Consequence, Into It and Something's gotta give... the rest do kind of feel like fillers. Overall, I'm very proud of her.
  55. pedrolyma
    Jan 14, 2018
    8
    É um album gostoso de ouvir. O Ponto alto são os vocais tão únicos da intérprete e as letras. A produção é boa mas faz as musicas soarem repetitivas se tornando o pecado do album, mas no geral é bom, principalmente, para uma artista que está começando.
  56. delato
    Jan 16, 2018
    8
    First let me start by saying that 'Camila' is a record much different than I expected from a girl group runaway, especially when considering the group in question is Fifth Harmony and she was effectively the lead vocalist/figure and not some fringe member. It's worth mentioning that I've got nothing against Camila or her former Fifth Harmony band sisters, but the brand of pop found inFirst let me start by saying that 'Camila' is a record much different than I expected from a girl group runaway, especially when considering the group in question is Fifth Harmony and she was effectively the lead vocalist/figure and not some fringe member. It's worth mentioning that I've got nothing against Camila or her former Fifth Harmony band sisters, but the brand of pop found in their albums is just not my style and beyond a quick listen here or there, there's never been much that resonated with me as particularly interesting or appealing. It's for these reasons that the lead single off this album, "Havana" and the content of the album itself really took me by surprise. Camila Cabello has earned the right to have "Former Fifth Harmony siren" dropped before her name, she is an artist in her own right and here's why.

    Before I dive in I want to get some things out of the way, the production here is lean and understated outside of the two singles "Havana" and "Never Be The Same", and this works beautifully for some of the gorgeous ballads [yeah, there are balladS, plural, on a debut album from a popstar in 2018, nuts right?] but causes some of the closing tracks to fall a little flat. Additionally, the speed of the album is pretty even-keeled and I won't lie, while it's a short listen, tracks 6,7,8 can feel long; prepare to either fall into your feelings if like me you live for earnest writing and emotive vocal performances or slip into a soft slumber if you expected high-octane, radio-ready pop bangers--though I do advise you against this, you will miss out on some of the most poignant deep cuts from a young popstar in years.

    That said, there's so much about this album that works--the Latin seasoning peppered through She Loves Control to Havana and sprinkled lightly on Inside Out, the charismatic and playful bounce of Camila's vocal delivery, ad libs and delicious cooing and of course, the spectacular writing for which Camila is credited on every single track along with a host of unusual co-writers [Amy Wadge?] outside of some flashy names [Justin Tranter, Ryan Tedder]. This isn't a perfect record by any means I could sit here and list a number of offenses from a technical standpoint [seriously, Camila powers this whole album virtually alone at times, what is with some of the production?] but I won't do that, what I will do is invite you to check out this heartwarming, tender and passionate debut and pay a close ear to the candidness she shares on virtually every song [even the lively Havana has the smoky line "Half of my heart is in Havana" which is an ode to her hometown, couple that with the fact Cuban-American relations aren't the best and she's not readily able to return and it's actually quite a poignant song]. In short, it sounds like Joni Mitchell and acoustic Shakira teamed up to put out an album.    … Expand
  57. JhosepKingsley
    Jul 21, 2018
    8
    Camila shut our mouths to those of us who said that she should have stayed at Fifth Harmony because she presented herself to the world with a debut in the big leagues. To summarize this album is art accompanied by success after success. I love the Latin flavor that Cabello imposes with this work and not to mention the great work with letters and sounds. Camila Cabello has put her feetCamila shut our mouths to those of us who said that she should have stayed at Fifth Harmony because she presented herself to the world with a debut in the big leagues. To summarize this album is art accompanied by success after success. I love the Latin flavor that Cabello imposes with this work and not to mention the great work with letters and sounds. Camila Cabello has put her feet firmly in the industry and makes more than one tremble.… Expand
  58. LeadOxide
    Jan 29, 2018
    8
    Fantastic debut, great sonic style, great up-tempo songs and surprisingly good Ballard's as well. Would've been even better of fleshed out a bit in places.
  59. partyfavor
    Apr 22, 2018
    8
    Camila Cabello is one of the rising pop girls that I am watching very closely. Her self-titled debut album satisfied my anticipation after I got hooked by her singles preceded by her albums. The album is catchy, fun, and some tracks also showed vulnerability. She got me.
  60. deanjacobson_
    Sep 29, 2018
    8
    A very strong album with every track contributing something different. Camila's vocals make this an instant success, and each and every song is a work of art. The album was a little short, however, and has room for more songs to create even more of an affect.
  61. lavieenrose
    Sep 1, 2019
    8
    best tracks: never be the same, all these years, into it, havana, in the dark
  62. turtlepeach
    Dec 7, 2019
    8
    Very strong debut album. Looks like experience in the industry has paid off.
  63. cipriano
    Feb 6, 2020
    8
    Camila proved to be powerful on her debut rock-to-rock pop album that is not a simple girl from an ex girl band. In controversial, it has questionable production choices and especially in the sample pegatives and root pop, but can show what it is able to create in the future something sensational.
  64. Wael
    Jan 14, 2018
    7
    "Camila", with all its changes, delays, and ups-and-downs, was such a promising record, and it did deliver a lot of what was promised, just not quite everything. There's no denying the talent of the ex-Fifth-Harmony-member, whose vocals, a bit meddled with auto-tune (which, don't get me wrong, is a highlight), shine all through her debut record, but it's the filler-nature of a couple of"Camila", with all its changes, delays, and ups-and-downs, was such a promising record, and it did deliver a lot of what was promised, just not quite everything. There's no denying the talent of the ex-Fifth-Harmony-member, whose vocals, a bit meddled with auto-tune (which, don't get me wrong, is a highlight), shine all through her debut record, but it's the filler-nature of a couple of songs that is the main, but minor problem with this record. When she was pushing back the release, Ms Cabello promised her fans it was because she "wanted every song to sound like a single", and that she did: there's no song on there that I couldn't imagine being played on the radio. The highlights are pretty clear here: 'Havana' is a huge bop, hence all the success it's getting, and 'Never Be The Same' is a very well-done pop track and a very enjoyable sing-along, 'All These Years' and 'Real Friends' are good laid-back tracks (that both sound a lot like Justin Bieber's 'Love Yourself', by the way), and 'Consequences' and 'Something's Gotta Give' are tender heartbreaking ballads (enlisting the help of Ed-Sheeran-peer co-writer Amy Wadge for the former). The instrumentation and the production all throughout the album are just excellent, leaning on a lot of latin-infused and raggaeton melodies, which work for Camila so not-surprisingly well. However, some other songs just feel... empty; it's not the production, nor the lyrics, nor the vocals, but they just sound like fillers (you might want to skip 'Inside Out' and 'In the Dark' altogether). Another flaw is closing the album with 'Into It', which is a very catchy Selena-Gomez-imprinted track, but that just doesn't fit as a closer to the record at all. In retrospect, maybe she shouldn't have scrapped 'I Have Questions' and 'OMG' (which were two truly powerful tracks).
    That said, let's not forget that this is Camila's first record (which turned out to be pretty solid), and she's allowed to make a couple of mistakes here and there. However, the LP still feels so personal and genuine, and that is what matters the most.    … Expand
  65. Evic21
    Feb 16, 2018
    7
    "Camila" is short, sweet and light, but the best part about this album is that Cabello doesn't forget where she comes from. With the Latin influences sprinkled throughout every track, her pride in her culture is what sets her apart from other pop stars on the rise right now.
  66. kbg12ila
    Jan 19, 2018
    7
    'CAMILA' is a great debut album. Camila has a good voice, although the pitch correction is over the top in a few places. Her voice brings a great smoothness to a lot songs like 'Havana,' and a nice melancholy to 'Real Friends'. The lyrics are good in places, but overall they are your run of the mill pop songs. Nothing as good as Havana on the rest of the album. The production is probably'CAMILA' is a great debut album. Camila has a good voice, although the pitch correction is over the top in a few places. Her voice brings a great smoothness to a lot songs like 'Havana,' and a nice melancholy to 'Real Friends'. The lyrics are good in places, but overall they are your run of the mill pop songs. Nothing as good as Havana on the rest of the album. The production is probably the strongest part on some songs for this album. The instrumentation is awesome in 'She loves control', 'inside out' and 'Somethings gotta give'. Although in other parts the instrumentation has a rushed and flimsy sound to it.

    Overall I really enjoyed this album. It is a debut album, with an artist who is still trying to find who they are but its surprisingly cohesive for a debut. The best thing it does is give me hopes for the future.    … Expand
  67. zueltabordasant
    Jan 12, 2018
    7
    The album has a great sound, but I found it over produced and there is a bunch of Autotune you barely hear Camila's voice which I consider it's not the best but it's okey, the general people will love it, but not all will love it, the girl tries to hard to be someone like Ariana Grande, the only good songs are Never Be The Same, Havana, Real Friends, In The Dark and Consequences.
    Songs    The album has a great sound, but I found it over produced and there is a bunch of Autotune you barely hear Camila's voice which I consider it's not the best but it's okey, the general people will love it, but not all will love it, the girl tries to hard to be someone like Ariana Grande, the only good songs are Never Be The Same, Havana, Real Friends, In The Dark and Consequences.
    Songs Review:
    Never Be The Same (8/10)
    All These Years (5/10)
    She Loves Control (6/10)
    Havana (9/10)
    Inside Out (3/10)
    Consequences (9/10)
    Real Friends (8/10)
    Something's Gotta Change (7/10)
    In The Dark (10/10)
    Into It (5/10)
    The whole Album has a particular sound, I expected more. Disappointed on Camila. The album is not that good. 7/10    … Expand
  68. AntonioUchoa
    Jan 15, 2018
    7
    It is impressive Camila Cabello’s performance in her debut. This Caribbean rhythm involves so many emotions and different feelings that I made me feel breathless. Through the 11-tracks, this album, for me, is perfect in some points, as production, vocals, the elements that envelop the feeling of excitement (She loves Control; All These Years) even the “little sad” tracks (Never Be theIt is impressive Camila Cabello’s performance in her debut. This Caribbean rhythm involves so many emotions and different feelings that I made me feel breathless. Through the 11-tracks, this album, for me, is perfect in some points, as production, vocals, the elements that envelop the feeling of excitement (She loves Control; All These Years) even the “little sad” tracks (Never Be the Same; Consequences; Something Gotta Give). However, there are two weak points in this record, for example, Havana is an annoying track without purpose inside of this world, the classic pop music with a rapper wasting time and ruining the whole performance just being in a verse. And Real Friends that tired me before the end. The basic beach sound in the background did not with the excellent performance from Camila.

    In the end, 2018 started with a good record. Thank you Camila to have postponed this album.

    Listen: “She Loves Control”; “All These Years”; “Never Be the Same”; “Consequences”; “Something Gotta Give”;    … Expand
  69. thedaywalker
    Jan 23, 2018
    7
    It's good
    I liked her style, it's not a masterpiece, but its good for a debut album. Some songs are really passionate made me have goosebumps, and i felt what i thought she was feeling while singing them, but at another part some songs are forgettable, and some songs lack good production behind it.

    Favorite Songs: Never be the same, Havana, In the Dark
  70. Godrox20
    Jul 24, 2020
    7
    I just discover that the girl behind Havana released an album and i'm not sure i'm a fan of the overuse of autotune. But it 's a great first album good job.
  71. bluebxy
    Jan 12, 2018
    7
    El album debut de Camila Cabello es bueno y seguro. No se arriesga y combino un pop que funciona con sonidos tropicales que tambien le funcionaron con Havana. Se siente genuino y no cansa. Un buen album pop que abre este 2018. No es una obra maestra, pero sorprende para ser un album debut.

    Canciones imperdibles: Never Be The Same, She Loves Control, Havana, Inside Out, Into It
  72. Angelds
    Jan 14, 2018
    7
    A good album, but the production on the entire album except Havana and she loves control makes me feel bored and irritating
  73. sarahseans12
    Feb 4, 2018
    7
    I appreciate Camila's delivery on the songs and the inclusion of sounds from her ethnicity. Her voice is unique and beautiful. Overall, this was a good debut album. She had some great songs (Havana, Real Friends). However, I found that most of the other songs had a familiar sound and felt as if they were filler songs for her "hits." Wish she would have included her songs that she releasedI appreciate Camila's delivery on the songs and the inclusion of sounds from her ethnicity. Her voice is unique and beautiful. Overall, this was a good debut album. She had some great songs (Havana, Real Friends). However, I found that most of the other songs had a familiar sound and felt as if they were filler songs for her "hits." Wish she would have included her songs that she released before the album, such as OMG and Crying In The Club and I Have Questions, for I enjoyed those more than some of the songs on the album. Great debut album, Camila, looking forward to more from you.… Expand
  74. abrah
    Feb 5, 2018
    7
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  75. switch_cat_mac
    Mar 12, 2018
    7
    This is a great pop album. It's short, with a minimal number of filler tracks (Something's Gotta Give, In the Dark). it's got the requisite bangers (Havana, Never Be the Same, She Loves Control), and some really touching ballads (All These Years, Consequences). The ballads are a particular standout for me. Camila is one of the few pop stars that comes off as a legitimately sympatheticThis is a great pop album. It's short, with a minimal number of filler tracks (Something's Gotta Give, In the Dark). it's got the requisite bangers (Havana, Never Be the Same, She Loves Control), and some really touching ballads (All These Years, Consequences). The ballads are a particular standout for me. Camila is one of the few pop stars that comes off as a legitimately sympathetic person, and her vocal performances are sincere and polished without being too perfect--great example is on Consequences ("steady place to let down my my defenseeeees"... "and I lost so much more than my senses"). I love her vocal performance on this song. The way she transitions from falsetto to her more natural alto is thrilling... she isn't afraid to let the natural grit and coarseness of her voice shine. This is in contrast to the unending breathiness of so many of her pop vocalist contemporaries. It's a nice, if subtle contrast to the current vocal zeitgeist.

    The songwriting is pretty consistently good for the genre. Havana is of course a smash, and Young Jeffery does a great job incorporating some interesting flows and his unique timbre is a good pairing with Camila's voice. The ballads are fantastic. Overall the songwriting is pretty traditional, but nonetheless very effective. There is a good, consistent tension between buildup and release, and the chord progressions feel inspired even though they are nothing new. The hooks are sticky as hell. The instrumentation is rather par for the course, but nevertheless effective.

    Super excited to see where CC takes her art next. I think paired with the right songwriters, she has wonderful potential.    … Expand
  76. gabrielcipriano
    Dec 21, 2018
    7
    Camila had her big challenge of facing her solo career and in that first huge album. The choice of single was partially commercial and are the worst of the album in exceptions! The album lacks a technique and its due involvement of Camila in some productions, but this did not disappoint and I expect much more of the next album!
  77. StavoSwift13
    Oct 3, 2018
    7
    "CAMILA" Es un buen trabajo, un buen disco debut para una Artista Pop. Pero hasta ahí, nuestra ex-integrante de 5H aún debe encontrar su estilo, ya que si bien su trabajo es totalmente influenciado por ritmos latinos, en un punto si tienes buen oido te daras cuenta del desastre que hay en varias canciones, oh más bien la similitud distorsionada que hay entre varias canciones entre sí"CAMILA" Es un buen trabajo, un buen disco debut para una Artista Pop. Pero hasta ahí, nuestra ex-integrante de 5H aún debe encontrar su estilo, ya que si bien su trabajo es totalmente influenciado por ritmos latinos, en un punto si tienes buen oido te daras cuenta del desastre que hay en varias canciones, oh más bien la similitud distorsionada que hay entre varias canciones entre sí (omitiendo el hecho del parecido con canciones en general de otros artistas). Sin embargo contiene mediana/buena producción y el poder de Camila Cabello para trasmitir mensaje o darle vibra a la canción. Top 5 (sin orden) 1. Something's Gotta Give 2. Havana 3. Real Friends 4. In The Dark. *GRAVE error no incluir Crying In The Club y I Have Questions, serían 2 canciones que contribuirán mucho más, pero bueno.* Calificación final 8.4… Expand
  78. Dsros96
    Oct 29, 2018
    7
    Very strong debut. Besides the masterpiece that Havana is, She Loves Control and Something's Gotta Give are the best songs on the album.
  79. Ana_Paula007
    May 6, 2019
    7
    1. Never Be The Dame (8/10)
    Uma boa balada, aceitável, sem muito potencial, porém uma boa faixa, abre bem o album
    2. All These Tears (8/10) Essa música é ótima, segunda melhor faixa do album, baladinha gostosa e interessante 3. She Loves Control (8/10) Essa música daria um ótimo singles, segue um pouco a vibe de Havana, com certeza teria um bom desempenho comercial, é muito boa e    1. Never Be The Dame (8/10)
    Uma boa balada, aceitável, sem muito potencial, porém uma boa faixa, abre bem o album

    2. All These Tears (8/10)
    Essa música é ótima, segunda melhor faixa do album, baladinha gostosa e interessante

    3. She Loves Control (8/10)
    Essa música daria um ótimo singles, segue um pouco a vibe de Havana, com certeza teria um bom desempenho comercial, é muito boa e contagiante

    4. Havana feat. Young Thug (9/10)
    Essa é a minha favorita, amo essa farofa gostosa, é uma boa música pop, dançante e divertida

    5. Inside Out (3/10)
    Essa com certeza é a pior faixa do album, música horrível! Refrão repetitivo e desinteressante, realmente péssima e descartável

    6. Consequences (8/10)
    Outra ótima balada, mostrando que as baladas são um dos maiores pontos altos desse album

    7. Real Friends (7/10)
    É uma faixa decente, mais ao mesmo tempo muito comum, bem parada, não é grandes coisas, um pouco descartável também

    8. Something's Gotta Give (5/10)
    Essa é de longe a faixa mais sem graça do album, a pior balada, sem graça, desinteressante, totalmente descartável

    9. In The Dark (4/10)
    Música péssima, os vocais são irritantes, uma das piores

    10. Into It (7/10)
    Legalzinha, divertidinha, mas nada demais

    Não podemos esperar um grande album da Camila logo no seu debut solo, ela está começando, poucos são os artistas que lançam grandes albuns logo no começo de sua carreira. Este album é acima da média, foi montado de uma maneira fabricada, mas foi bem montado, ele é coeso e coerente, um album pop que dá pra ouvir de vez em quando e até gostar, torço pra que Camila cresça artisticamente.    … Expand
  80. noinguyen
    Nov 30, 2020
    7
    Fifth Harmony's ex-member Camila Cabello shines on her own with a promising debut album.

    Favorite tracks: Never Be the Same, Havana, Real Friends, Into It
    Least favorite tracks: Inside Out
  81. bennlittlebenn
    Jan 12, 2018
    6
    Not that great. You know... there are like 5 or 6 songs that really worth it, but the rest is just... meh. I was expecting something bigger, but I'm very disappointed. Hope she improves herself on her next album.
  82. bigt187
    Jan 14, 2018
    6
    The first great release of pop music in 2018 is already between us. Coming from a troubled breakup of their former group "Fifth Harmony", many asked what Camila Cabello would be preparing for her solo debut and the response was not disappointing.
    After a series of promotional singles and a makeover, Cabello finally managed to deliver her debut album, formerly known as "The Hurting, the    The first great release of pop music in 2018 is already between us. Coming from a troubled breakup of their former group "Fifth Harmony", many asked what Camila Cabello would be preparing for her solo debut and the response was not disappointing.
    After a series of promotional singles and a makeover, Cabello finally managed to deliver her debut album, formerly known as "The Hurting, the Healing, the Loving". The self-titled "Camila" already holds the historic record for debut album with more # 1 on iTunes around the world and owner of the hit "Havana" which is already in the five weeks in second place on American Billboard. The album, released under the Epic label, has its own compositions and one of its main collaborators, Frank Dukes, is one of the big names in the American Hip Hop industry.
    Marked by the sensitivity and the cohesive form in which the work presents itself, the album follows between ballads and songs with great potential of hit. The first track "Never Be The Same", delivered during the pre-sale of the album, is the exact synthesis of what Camila can offer. "All These Years" is light, despite being one of the most personal of the album, does not present an exceptional performance beyond the sweet vocals of Hair. The sequel follows with "She Loves Control", "Havana" and "Inside Out", the most radiophonic part of the album and tempered with Latin rhythms, basically a junction of everything that is currently successful. The album slows down with "Consequences" where a piano solo is enough for Camila and her vocals again are in absolute focus. "Real Friends" repeats the same formula used in "All These Years" and could easily be sung by Selena Gomez. "Something's Gotta Give," another great ballad, must be remembered for the way Camila exposes her fragile side without sounding weak. And finally, "In The Dark" and "Into It" conclude the album in a charismatic and confident way.
    The album has a great commercial appeal and perhaps its biggest defect is the lack of boldness and creativity taking into account the fact that Camila follows the whole time by the easy way and by models already ready, but that does not mean that the work is bad and does not deserve to be heard, for a debut, Camila delivered something satisfactory and certainly deserves praise for it.    … Expand
  83. spaceagemixtape
    Jan 14, 2018
    6
    Look, when I first heard this album, I thought it was great. You have to understand that I had looooow expectations when I went into it - I never liked Camila during her time in 5H. So the fact that I got songs that made me sing along put me on a high.

    Now that I've slept on it and have gotten off that high, I think I can honestly say that this album is...good. I can't say it's    Look, when I first heard this album, I thought it was great. You have to understand that I had looooow expectations when I went into it - I never liked Camila during her time in 5H. So the fact that I got songs that made me sing along put me on a high.

    Now that I've slept on it and have gotten off that high, I think I can honestly say that this album is...good.

    I can't say it's great. I can't even say it's ambitious. And I'm pretty sure I'm going to forget all these songs by February.

    But I also can't say I didn't enjoy listening to this album. Some of them are bops; the remaining are piano or guitar ballads that I think have some good lyrics. There's no song that I actively hate - but there's no song I actively love, either.

    I've been a little unfair to poor Camilla in the past. I don't like her voice, but that shouldn't be a problem if she had the tunes to back it up. Her voice is unique, and a lot of iconic singers became iconic because of their unique voices. Cyndi Lauper, for example. And some of these songs really compliment her voice. But then there are tracks like Never Be the Same that just...her voice is really grating at times.

    My biggest problem with this album is how every song reminds me of another song from a different Top 100 artist. Inside Out basically reuses lyrics from The Chainsmokers, Into It sounds a lot like Sober by Lorde, and Never Be the Same will blend in perfectly with every other song on the radio. That doesn't bother me enough to hate it, but it does contribute to the whole 'forgettable' thing.

    So while I wouldn't recommend this album simply because I don't find it interesting enough to recommend to anyone, I wouldn't say no if someone asked me if they should listen to it. I'd probably say maybe.    … Expand
  84. EdenIsNotHere
    Feb 4, 2018
    6
    Such an overrated record, but it's still pretty enjoyable pop music. Songs like Havana, Real Friends, In the Dark are playing pretty good to Camila's strengths, even if his voice sounds a little over-produced and she doesn't have a phenomenal or super recognizable voice. This album, to be an solo debut, it's even than Fifth Harmony has made in the past, with sometimes interesting lyrics,Such an overrated record, but it's still pretty enjoyable pop music. Songs like Havana, Real Friends, In the Dark are playing pretty good to Camila's strengths, even if his voice sounds a little over-produced and she doesn't have a phenomenal or super recognizable voice. This album, to be an solo debut, it's even than Fifth Harmony has made in the past, with sometimes interesting lyrics, catchy hooks and a great production bringed by Frank Dukes. 6.5/10, nice album, with some flaws and playing very safe all the way through but I'll be interested what route gonna have Camila Cabello to the next album.

    FAV TRACKS: All These Years, She Loves Control, Consequences, Real Friends, Inside Out, Never Be the Same

    LEAST FAV TRACK: Into It    … Expand
  85. aleckeith
    Jun 26, 2018
    6
    Not really my taste in music, but I'm just one person and there are still songs on this album I love. The album as a whole seemed like generic pop, and each song had little to no variety in sound. But the album still definitely has gems and was the perfect debut album for Camila.
  86. camszinha
    Aug 24, 2019
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Camila Cabello possui um bom alcance vocal, é uma ótima cantora. Isso é um fato. Porém, o seu álbum Camila é um compilado de músicas completamente sem inovações se botarmos em geral. É um álbum apenas OK e recomendo ouvir quando você não tem outros para ouvir mesmo. Músicas repetitivas e algumas chegam a dar ânsia de tanta repetição que é o caso de Inside out. Porém, obviamente, possui seus prós: Into it. Into it, considerada por mim a melhor do álbum, é a melhor na batida (que lembra muito Sober da Lorde... Que inclusive ela autorizou a utilizar o instrumental e por isso a música se destaca das outras) e na letra. É a que diferencia do álbum, pois não tem toda aquela melação de idealização de um amor ou um amor partido. É a mais MADURA no álbum. É nessa música que ela se torna MULHER. Nas outras porém, dá impressão de apenas uma menina sonhadora... Dá uma impressão nada diferencial em seu álbum, pois vários álbuns possuem essa característica.… Expand
  87. ABRAHAMDXM34
    Sep 9, 2019
    6
    Un gran álbum que va perdiendo poder canción tras canción, dejando mucho que desear , poniendo una canción 2 veces solo para hacer un radio edit Fue el gran error del álbum
  88. Elvisfox71125
    Apr 26, 2022
    6
    It's cute for a first effort. Filled with mostly radio ready singles I'm not impressed.
  89. bubblishing
    Jan 14, 2018
    5
    This is a pretty much safe album, running on the mark of only 37 min with a song unnecessarily appearing 2 times. After the huge success of "Havana", kind of everyone expected something bigger and the stakes maybe got higher than the quality and she can deliver. There's nothing much to get from the songs lyrically. Melodies are fine and the Latin touches can point to the direction sheThis is a pretty much safe album, running on the mark of only 37 min with a song unnecessarily appearing 2 times. After the huge success of "Havana", kind of everyone expected something bigger and the stakes maybe got higher than the quality and she can deliver. There's nothing much to get from the songs lyrically. Melodies are fine and the Latin touches can point to the direction she should be following. Only plain safe songs and that's it. I know great safe(ish) albums, but Camila is a boring one.… Expand
  90. vicoanjos
    Jul 23, 2018
    5
    She's talented, but I wish this album could be more original. "Never be the Same" is really good tho.
  91. u137288reddit
    Sep 5, 2018
    5
    I felt like this album didn't really stick with me past a few weeks after its release. It's cute, sure, and there are definitely highlights (havana, She Loves Control), but on the whole it can be a bit bland and Camila's voice can sometimes be aggravating (especially on Never be The Same)
  92. Byannca01toledo
    Jan 13, 2018
    5
    eu gostei bastante das músicas tirando umas três que não ficaram tão bacanas. Mas o cd e bom
  93. selaritaykaty
    Jan 13, 2018
    5
    Stand outs are Havana, Never Be The Same, and Inside Out. Otherwise, there is nothing special on this album. Meh.
  94. biinniit
    Feb 4, 2018
    5
    "Camila" is a beautiful album, but it's assessed way too highly. It's just a regular pop album to me. I think people just like Cabello.
  95. louis_
    Jun 21, 2019
    5
    Without appreciating what seems to be the best, Camilla releases her first album with a melancholy and melodramatic tone, except the most dance-ful track "She Loves Control."
  96. theblackrhose
    Jan 12, 2018
    4
    From an unbiased point of view, this album promises more than it gives. Out of 10 songs, 6 sound the same and have that "wannabe pop-EDM" vibe we have been hearing for the past 3 years. There are a few songs that are good, but not the best. Cabello promises more than she gives, and the obvious use of autotune, excessive vocal runs and same old recycled lyrics all lead to it being soFrom an unbiased point of view, this album promises more than it gives. Out of 10 songs, 6 sound the same and have that "wannabe pop-EDM" vibe we have been hearing for the past 3 years. There are a few songs that are good, but not the best. Cabello promises more than she gives, and the obvious use of autotune, excessive vocal runs and same old recycled lyrics all lead to it being so monotone. In other words, the album is boring and repetitive. She may have success now, but this album shows that she is an artist that is living for what is trending NOW and not thinking of the future, which just proves that she is not prepared for a long-lasting career because her music does not have a distinguish sound that will transcend time.… Expand
  97. Tatiana01
    Jan 13, 2018
    4
    it's good but I think something is missing, I can not figure out what it is yet, but it does not impress me as I thought it would
  98. Morguein
    Mar 6, 2018
    4
    Algo decepcionado la verdad. Los tres adelantos indicaban y marcaban una decente dirección para el album. Me esperaba algo mas de latineo al estilo Havana.

    -Never be the same: De lo mejor del disco. Un sencillo tema pop con aires melancólicos y hasta depresivos. -All these years: Nada mal. Una simpática balada con guitarra donde la voz de Camila suena amena y preciosa. -She loves    Algo decepcionado la verdad. Los tres adelantos indicaban y marcaban una decente dirección para el album. Me esperaba algo mas de latineo al estilo Havana.

    -Never be the same: De lo mejor del disco. Un sencillo tema pop con aires melancólicos y hasta depresivos.
    -All these years: Nada mal. Una simpática balada con guitarra donde la voz de Camila suena amena y preciosa.
    -She loves control: Primer batacazo del disco. Una especie de reggaeton popero sobre producido.
    -Havana: Primer adelanto del disco. Temazo que va creciendo con escuchas. El tema mejora después del rap de Young thug donde entran unas trompetas que dan encanto a la canción.
    -Inside Out: Mantiene un poco el nivel de sus predecesores. Samples tropicales bastante usado y que nos llevan atosigando desde hace casi 2 años.
    -Consequences: Balada simple e intrascendente. Parece un descarte de Lana del rey.
    -Real friends: me gustaría decir que eleva un poco el disco, pero ahí anda. Después de All these years pues como que el tema se queda corto.
    -Somethings gotta give: Nada, mas de lo mismo. Balada pop con una base electrónica exagerada. Peor aún que consequences.
    -In the dark: Se soporta. Como este hay mil iguales y mejores. No empeora el disco pero tampoco lo mejora
    -Into it: De lo pero ya no solo del disco, si no de lo que llevamos del año en general. Una auténtica tontería.    … Expand
  99. prestonhung
    Apr 2, 2019
    3
    Overall, 'Camila' is a solid yet unexpectedly dull project by Cabello. The album is just plain and ordinary and lifeless, except for one track which is "Havana". "Crying in the Club", "OMG" and "I Have Questions" are some of Cabello's best works, but unfortunately, these amazingly-crafted tracks are not included in the formerly titled 'The Hurting. The Healing. The Loving.' album.
    Weakest    Overall, 'Camila' is a solid yet unexpectedly dull project by Cabello. The album is just plain and ordinary and lifeless, except for one track which is "Havana". "Crying in the Club", "OMG" and "I Have Questions" are some of Cabello's best works, but unfortunately, these amazingly-crafted tracks are not included in the formerly titled 'The Hurting. The Healing. The Loving.' album.
    Weakest Track(s): N/A (too many; cannot choose)    … Expand
  100. Khalid43
    Aug 22, 2022
    2
    Very monotone but cute for first try, wish her falsetto was less annoying
    The album has standout tracks but nothing to remember except havana
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 12 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 9 out of 12
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 12
  3. Negative: 0 out of 12
  1. Austin Chronicle
    Oct 5, 2018
    89
    Living between two cultures can be alienating, but Camila Cabello packages her experience as a Cuban-American seamlessly into pure pop perfection.
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  2. Variety
    Apr 5, 2018
    75
    “Never Be the Same” proves that Cabello doesn’t need a mammoth voice. The love-is-a-drug lyric she’s singing is dumb, but she sells it so joyfully that you don’t even notice, and its wonderfully breathy, high-register hook ensures “Havana” won’t be her last solo hit.
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  3. The Independent (UK)
    Feb 2, 2018
    80
    While Cabello stands out on the more fiery tracks, she also shines in subtlety.
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