Camilo

Camilo Echeverry, known simply as Camilo, is a Colombian singer-songwriter and producer who became one of the defining voices of contemporary Latin pop. He first gained attention as a teenager after winning the Colombian talent show Factor Xs, and later established himself as a prolific songwriter, co-writing international hits such as «Sin Pijama» and «Desconocidos» as part of a creative circle that includes Mau y Ricky, Jon Leone and Tainy.

He launched his solo career in 2019 with singles including «No Te Vayas» and «Tutu», the latter recorded with Pedro Capó and later remixed with Shakira, becoming one of his signature crossover moments. His music blends pop, country-tinged acoustic textures and electronic production, marked by playful, tender songwriting, a distinctive nasal-toned vocal delivery and a visual identity built around his trademark mustache.

Camilo's relationship and eventual marriage to Evaluna Montaner, daughter of Ricardo Montaner and sister of Mau y Ricky, tied him closely to one of Latin music's most prominent artistic families, further embedding him within a close-knit collaborative network. Songs like «Vida de Rico», «Favorito» and «BEBÉ» cemented his reputation for warm, feel-good pop with wide crossover appeal across Latin America and beyond.