Camilo

Camilo Echeverry, known professionally as Camilo, is a Colombian singer-songwriter who has become one of the biggest names in Latin pop and reggaeton. He first gained attention in 2007 when he won the Colombian singing competition ‘El Factor X’ at just 13 years old. However, it took over a decade of songwriting and artist development before he achieved mainstream success as a solo artist. During those years, he honed his craft as a songwriter, writing hits for other Latin artists and developing his distinctive musical style.

Camilo’s breakthrough came in 2019 with the release of ‘No Te Vayas’ and his debut album ‘Por Primera Vez,’ which included the massive hit ‘Tutu’ featuring Pedro Capo. The song became a viral sensation across Latin America and Spain, accumulating billions of streams. His follow-up singles ‘Favorito’ and ‘Vida de Rico’ further cemented his status as one of Latin music’s most exciting new voices. His music blends pop, reggaeton, and traditional Latin sounds with heartfelt, romantic lyrics that have resonated with audiences worldwide.

In 2020, Camilo married Venezuelan singer and model Evaluna Montaner, daughter of Argentine-Venezuelan singer Ricardo Montaner. Their relationship and family life have become central to his public persona, with their love story documented in his music and social media. The couple’s daughter, Indigo, was born in 2022. Camilo’s connection to the Montaner family, one of Latin America’s most prominent musical dynasties, has also expanded his reach and influence in the industry.

Camilo has won multiple Latin Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist in 2020 and Best Pop Song. His albums ‘Mis Manos’ (2021) and ‘De Adentro Pa Afuera’ (2022) have been commercially and critically successful. With billions of streams across platforms, sold-out tours across Latin America, the United States, and Europe, and lucrative brand endorsement deals, Camilo has built an estimated net worth of $20 million as of 2026.