Camille Esteban

She was destined for a career as a Spanish teacher, but talent and a little help from fate have fortunately redirected her towards music. Because when you listen to her, you are convinced. Even if she masters the rota and the culture of Madrid to perfection, she is made to give her voice, vibrant and raw, on the stages of France.

Impertinent and audacious, her musical influences range from rock to reggae and of course rap. In fact, it was a Diam's song, covered on the set of The Voice, that brought her out of the shadows. It was a risky gamble for the young woman who, afterwards, did not let herself be locked in. To the labels that would like to see her as the new queen of French rap, she closes the door. Yes, she can rap, but not only that! Her ambition is to break the codes, to abolish the borders, to mix the styles and the languages.

Her first tracks mix urban pop with Latin rhythms with Jamaican accents reminiscent of a certain Rihanna, sung both in French and in her perfect Spanish. The music is catchy, and her voice, slightly hoarse but full of warmth, is used to tell the story of her lyrics, which are often full of joy and hope, and sometimes more sombre and sensitive.

It is true that Camille Esteban is only at the beginning of her career, but in just a few years she has already won over her public with intimate tours all over France. A new love story between France and a young, free and generous artist, who dreams of sharing her universe and her desires for elsewhere with an ever-wider audience.