Camila Cabello: "The women in my life make me who I am"

Camila Cabello He celebrated the women in his family for Mother's Day and assured that thanks to them, he is who he is today.

"The women in my life make me who I am.. May they reign long," said Camila to celebrate the mothers of her family.

He shared a nice video with images with his mother and grandmother. She also highlighted the virtues of Latin women.

"The latin women We have many qualities, I think we are warm, honest, passionate. I find more power, confidence and strength in them. Part of that is what it does to me because they represent my culture," Camila said in the video.

In April the singer had also referred to this issue on her social networks when she confessed that she owes it to your family an important part of what he has achieved as an artist.

"It's a big part of who I am as an artist, it's a big part of my music," he said from the Malaga city of Torre del Mar, in Spain, where he went with his grandmother, Mercedes Rodriguez, to present the book "The boleros that I have lived".

This is the first novel that the artist's grandmother writes and where she tells what her life was like in Cuba until she left the country to reunite with her daughter and granddaughters abroad.

"I am loving this book and not only because it is my grandmother. It is a unique experience where I can listen to the songs that have accompanied her in each chapter of her intense and ordinarily magical life," said Camila, proud of her roots.