Camila Cabello His successful career in the entertainment business and his personal growth are reflected after the release of his album ‘C,XOXO’. The singer shared her thoughts during a conversation with Dave Grutman at Art Basel Miami Beach, where she talked about what it means to be a “Miami Girl” and what she thinks is important after turning 27.
The singer was born in Cuba and grew up in Miami. However, many were not aware of his background. “I think this album was also really special because I don’t think people knew I was a Miami girl, and I think people resonated with the little Miami things that were put on that album,” she said during the panel. Said The performer looked stunning on stage in an all-black ensemble paired with matching black Gianvito Rossi finny booties and minimal jewelry.
© Jamie McCarthy“I’m figuring out what’s really important to me and what my values are and that’s a process,” he told the audience. “The second half of your 20s is when you really feel like an adult. At least for me, at 27, it’s the first time I really think, ‘I’m a woman!’ Like, I’m an adult.”
© Grosby GroupHe continued. “For me, change and change feels very natural and I’m always changing and I understand pushing your own boundaries, but maybe not alienating people… I think this last album was like that for me.”
© John Shearer“Pushing my own boundaries [is my motivator] And sometimes in music that can be a little difficult,” explained Camilla. “I get this question a lot: Were you worried about what your fans would think about this album? And to be honest, I wasn’t at all, but I think I should have been, in the sense that when it came out, people thought said, ‘It’s very different.’
