Camila Cabello
Pop singer, 'Havana,' 'Señorita,' Fifth Harmony member
Camila Estrabao Cabello Estrabao (born March 3, 1997) is a Cuban-American singer, songwriter, and actress who became one of the defining pop stars of the 2010s and 2020s. Born in Mexico City and raised primarily in Miami, Florida, she first gained prominence in 2012 as a member of the girl group Fifth Harmony, formed on the American television show 'The X Factor.' Following her departure from the group in 2016, Cabello pursued a phenomenally successful solo career. Her debut single 'Crying in the Club' (2017) and subsequent album 'Camila' established her as a major force in pop music. Her breakthrough global hit 'Havana' (2017) became one of the most streamed songs of all time and won multiple Grammy nominations. The sensual Latin-influenced track showcased her cultural heritage and musical versatility. She continued her success with 'Senorita' (2019), a collaboration with Shawn Mendes that dominated charts worldwide. Beyond music, Cabello has ventured into acting and has been vocal about mental health advocacy. Her evolution from girl group member to global pop superstar, combined with her authentic connection to her Cuban heritage, has made her an influential figure for younger audiences.
Entertainment
Cuban-American
1997
Thinking about the name
Camila
Latin origin
“The Spanish and Portuguese form of Camilla, derived from the Latin Camillus meaning 'attendant' or 'helper in religious rites.' Camila has become globally recognized through Latin American and Portuguese communities, carrying both classical roots and modern international appeal. It's warm, accessible, and deeply rooted.”