Camilo

Camilo, a Colombian artist from Medellín, presents his fifth studio album, Para cuando sean mayores, at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, a work centred on fatherhood and childhood memories.

Camilo is a Colombian artist from Medellín who began his musical career at an early age. His style combines pop, Latin rhythms and personal lyrics, and among his best-known songs are Tutu, Vida de rico and Índigo. His previous albums include Por primera vez, Mis manos and De adentro pa' fuera, and he has received several Latin Grammy awards.

His current project, Para cuando sean mayores, brings together thirteen songs that revolve around fatherhood, the passage of time and the importance of keeping the curiosity and wonder of childhood. The album was born from the desire to leave an emotional legacy to his daughters, and includes tracks such as El árbol and La medalla, the latter in collaboration with Evaluna Montaner.

The show in Madrid combines his new songs with his musical sensibility, in a format designed for singing, being moved and sharing memories with the audience. The Movistar Arena, located on Felipe II, hosts mostly pop, rock and indie concerts.