Two years after the release of her last record, ‘Romance,’ Camila Cabello is back with new music. She excitedly made the announcement on one of her Instagram stories while also dropping the music video for the new song ‘Don’t Go Yet.’
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In her Instagram story, she uploaded a selfie making a funny face, writing in it: “Waking up and realizing ur song and video is out. What do you guys think!!!”
The video is bright and colorful and shows her wearing a variety of beautiful outfits. It was directed by Philippa Price, who’s directed some of Katy Perry’s music videos, and Pilar Zeta, a fashion designer.
Her third studio album is called ‘Familia.’ Her new single has been embraced by her friends and followers, including Shawn Mendes, Pablo Alboran, Camilo and more, who took to social media to promote it.
Camila reposted a story from Shawn that said: “So happy for you. This beautiful song and this beautiful wave of music. Go mi reina!!!!!” She wrote: “I love you so much.”
In an interview with Apple Music, Camila talked about her album and some of the inspiration behind it.
“I was really inspired by when I saw C. Tangana’s Tiny Desk, shout out to C. Tangana because I’m a huge fan of his, and he’s doing the tiny desk at this dinner table and he’s got people around him and there’s like half eaten food on the table. That’s the life I’m trying to have,” she said.
Camila recently helped Shawn Mendes with his new song, which he made in collaboration with Camilo. The song, called ‘Kesi,’ features Shawn speaking Spanish, something that he initially thought was intimidating. According to Shawn, Camila was in the studio ensuring he was pronouncing the words correctly. “If you‘re going to do this, you got to do it right. You can’t be saying these words wrong,” she said.
Camila has also been vocal of her support for the protests that are occurring in Cuba due to power outages, food and medicine shortages.
She went on Twitter and posted a photo of a black square with the #SOSCuba hashtag, explaining a bit of the crisis that the country is facing. She called Cuba her people and asked for her followers to help spread awareness.
You can check out Camila Cabello’s new music video below.