When Camilo takes over the Hollywood Bowl this September, you can bank on two things: He’ll have his heart on his sleeve and his fans on his mind. That’s “la tribu,” as he calls them, and for the Colombian singer and songwriter, they’re the reason he dominated the 2021 Latin Grammys with his album Mis Manos: “You’re not here to see me,” he’s said from the stage, “I’m here to see you.”
Camilo’s songs were made for the biggest possible spaces, because they capture the biggest possible emotions: true love, heartbreak, doubt, resilience, joy. He weaves these feelings through a staggering range of sounds—on his most recent album, 2022’s De Adentro Pa Afuera, you can hear him singing banda, bachata, norteña, cumbia villera, and, of course, powerful pop music. On a huge night at the Bowl, he’ll open his heart and share everything inside.
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