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Making her triumphant return to BroadStage, Camila Fernández brings an energy to the stage that few artists in our history have compelled.

There are dynasties, and then there is the Fernández family. Granddaughter of the legendary Vicente Fernández and daughter of Alejandro Fernández, Camila carries one of Mexican music’s most storied names. A revolutionary artist who seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, Camila creates a sound that is authentic, distinctive, and deeply moving. Her commanding performances captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression, honoring the nostalgia of mariachi while embracing contemporary influences. 

If you were at BroadStage for her sizzling debut last season, you know she is carrying the Fernández legacy forward in her own way – and if you weren’t, now is your chance to experience a once-in-a-generation voice emerging as a leading force in modern mariachi.

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Camila Fernández has established herself as an unstoppable force in the Mexican regional genre. Her undeniable talent and passion for music have led her to become the lone female voice of the Fernández Dynasty.

Born on November 30, 1997, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, Camila’s love for music was evident from her earliest days. At the tender age of four, her powerful voice and stage presence impressed everyone on every stage she graced, whether it was in musical theater, school choirs, religious pageants, or performances. Her destiny was clear: music was her path.

To formalize her music career, Camila embarked on an educational journey, studying at the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. Additionally, she honed her musical skills in Guadalajara and San Diego, CA, exploring piano, guitar, and voice.

Before delving into the world of Mexican regional music, Camila experimented with various music genres until she found her unique voice in mariachi. Inspired by a promise to her grandfather, the legendary Vicente Fernández, she began writing songs and shaping her eponymous album.

Her musical influences encompass icons like her grandfather Vicente Fernández, her father Alejandro Fernández, Juan Gabriel, Rocío Dúrcal, José Alfredo Jiménez, and Eugenia de León, who have left an indelible mark on her style and passion for music.

Although her music career began in 2017, it was in 2022 and beyond that Camila Fernández’s journey experienced a constant evolution. From her memorable mariachi performance at Corona Capital Guadalajara in 2022 to the release of a moving cover of “Amor Eterno” and her touching rendition of “Las Mañanitas” to the Virgin of Guadalupe, to her collaboration with Morat on a mariachi version of “Debí Suponerlo,” the singer has chosen to focus her exceptional talent on Mexican regional music, establishing herself as the only female voice of the Fernández Dynasty.

On July 6, Camila released the first single, “Todo, Todo,” from her upcoming eponymous album, set to be released on October 26, 2023. This preview showcases La Fernández redefining the distinctive style of Mexican regional music by blending elegance, fashion, and tradition with more contemporary elements and language, creating a perfect balance.

Her new album, “Camila Fernández,” includes 20 tracks, with 10 original songs and 10 covers, all connected by the theme of love in its various forms. Camila penned 9 of the original songs, demonstrating her creative ambition and deep commitment to her music.This creative ambition is reflected in the musical development of her new album, which evokes the nostalgia of Mexican mariachi and the sonic innovation of the 21st century. Camila is an artist with a promising future, capable of reinventing the past through her ranchera passion conveyed in every verse.

Thanks to her unique qualities, Camila Fernández is undeniably the best representative of the new Mexican regional music: a revolutionary woman who blends the best of multiple worlds to create an authentic and distinct style. Her music is a gift for Mexican music enthusiasts and an inspiration for future generations.

I’m going to defend Mexican music fiercely because I want my daughter and future generations to keep singing my grandfather’s, my father’s, and my own songs. I want them to know about charrería and what it means to wear a charro suit with pride.

Camila Fernández