Camilo has always been clear: there are no two without “three”

After the success of “un” and “dos”, Camilo presents “three”where the originality of his lyrics stands out, supported by cumbia, pambiche and tropical fusion ballads.

With this launch, in addition, The countdown officially begins for the release of “cuatro”, the Colombian’s long-awaited fourth studio albumwhich is scheduled for May 23.

“tres” is a very special chapter for Camilo for many reasons, starting with the fact that each of the three songs is very different from each other.

The first song is a sensual pambiche called “Amor de Extranjeros”, and Camilo describes it as “one of my favorite songs on the album because I explored in a DIY way a lot of resources that I’ve been wanting to explore for a while. I really enjoyed exploring the rhythm code of my typewriter, which is an important part of the sound of the song, a beautiful arrangement of saxophones and the sounds I make with my mouth. It’s a fusion between a merengue with African rhythms and things we had done before but hadn’t been able to achieve in such a playful way.

It is followed by “Corazón de Hojalata”, a tropical fusion ballad loaded with deep personal and emotional introspection, which Camilo wrote almost 12 years ago, that is, before the release of his first album, before all the successes and achievements he achieved during his career and even before starting his relationship with Evaluna.

And “three” ends with “Mission Impossible”, a cumbia which he did in a way he had never done before: exploring with the accordion, an instrument that captivated him during the recording of the album and which he dared to play on this song, which turned out to be very special for him.

Each song is accompanied by videos directed by Evaluna and Saumeth and filmed at El Taller Creativo in the city of Miami.