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Camila Cabello was recently interviewed by Teen Vogue, and during their chat, the Cuban-American singer-songwriter was asked about the rising popularity of Latin music in the mainstream music business.
Citing social media and the internet for helping to break down the language and culture barriers, she went on to elaborate, “But I feel like with everything that’s gone on this year and also with like K-pop groups performing on American award shows and making their way into the mainstream American industry, I just feel like there’s a lot of just breaking barriers. Which I think is super beautiful, and I don’t know exactly what there is to credit for that, but I’m definitely glad it’s happening.”
Then, when asked if she’s a fan of BTS—a Korean boyband who performed at the recent American Music Awards—she replied, “Yeah, it’s so cool. I think they’re super talented and cool. I saw them perform at the American Music Awards, which was their debut on American television, and I know everybody was super, super excited. A lot of my fans are their fans too.”
“[BTS] also mentioned ‘Havana’ in this one interview! It was one of my favourite performances from the show. They put a lot of work into their choreography and into their performance. And you can tell that they really work hard, and I respect that a lot,” she added.
Lucky for Cabello, she got to meet BTS backstage during the Billboard Music Awards earlier this year…
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