Camila Cabello, renowned for her chart-topping hits “Havana” (with Young Thug) and “Señorita” (with Shawn Mendes), will be honored with the Global Impact award at the 2024 Billboard Latin Women in Music. The 27-year-old singer-songwriter, who has made significant contributions to popular culture and advocacy, will receive this accolade during a televised event on June 9 at 9 p.m. ET on Telemundo, also streaming on the Telemundo app and Peacock. Cabello has used her platform to champion vital causes such as immigration, mental health, climate change, and LGBTQ+ rights. Reflecting on her legacy, she tells Billboard, “Hopefully when I’m no longer here, I want the legacy I leave behind to make the world, somehow, more loving. There’s different ways of doing that, through art and music, and I always try to keep myself accountable.” Born Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao, she credits her altruistic nature to her Cuban mother, Sinuhe Estrabao, and Mexican father, Alejandro Cabello, who migrated to Miami when she was six years old. Despite their challenging start in the U.S., where her mother worked in retail and her father washed cars, they now run a successful contracting business, Soka Construction, named after Cabello and her sister, Sofia. Cabello emphasizes the influence of her family’s resilience: “I’m so proud of my family history, and proud of my work ethics, and any sort of strength or drive that I have is from hearing their stories. I really feel that I come from a family of f–king hustlers.” Her philanthropic efforts include partnering with This Is About Humanity and Miami Freedom Project to support immigrant families, and raising $500,000 with Equality Florida and Lambda Legal against harmful legislation targeting the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, she launched the Healing Justice Project to provide mental health resources to BIPOC organizers. Roger Gold, Cabello’s longtime manager, praises her sincerity and dedication: “What strikes me the most is how sincere, hard-working, and caring she is as a human being. Camila really absorbed that from her family, from her upbringing, from her journey to the United States. She grew up very, very humbling.” In addition to receiving the Global Impact award, Cabello is set to release her fourth studio album, C,XOXO, on June 28. Produced by El Guincho and Jasper Harris, the album is inspired by the eclectic rhythms and sounds of Miami, which she describes as the ultimate “Miami art piece.” Celebrate Camila Cabello’s remarkable contributions and catch the 2024 Billboard Latin Women in Music event on June 9.

Camila Cabello Advocates for a ‘More Loving’ World

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Camila Cabello Advocates for a ‘More Loving’ World

Camila Cabello, eminent for her chart-topping hits ‘Havana’ (with Youthful Hooligan) and ‘Señorit’ (with Shawn Mendes), will be honored with the Worldwide Affect grant at the 2024 Announcement Latin Ladies in Music. The 27-year-old singer-songwriter, who has made critical commitments to well-known culture and promotion, will get this honor amid a broadcast occasion on June 9 at 9 p.m. ET on Telemundo, moreover spilling on the Telemundo app and Peacock.

Cabello has utilized her stage to win crucial causes such as movement, mental wellbeing, climate alter, and LGBTQ+ rights. Reflecting on her bequest, she tells Bulletin, ‘Hopefully when I’m not here, I need the legacy I take off behind to form the world, some way or another, more adoring. There are diverse ways of doing that, through craftsmanship and music, and I continuously attempt to keep myself accountable.’

Born Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao, she credits her charitable nature to her Cuban mother, Sinuhe Estrabao, and Mexican father, Alejandro Cabello, who relocated to Miami when she was six a long time ancient. Despite their challenging beginning within the U.S., where her mother worked in retail and her father washed cars, they presently run an effective contracting commerce, Soka Development, named after Cabello and her sister, Sofia.

Cabello emphasizes the influence of her family’s resilience: “I’m so proud of my family history and proud of my work ethics, and any sort of strength or drive that I have is from hearing their stories. I feel that I come from a family of f–king hustlers.”

Her philanthropic efforts include partnering with This Is About Humanity and Miami Freedom Project to support immigrant families, and raising $500,000 with Equality Florida and Lambda Legal against harmful legislation targeting the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, she launched the Healing Justice Project to provide mental health resources to BIPOC organizers.

Roger Gold, Cabello’s longtime manager, praises her sincerity and dedication: “What strikes me the most is how sincere, hard-working, and caring she is as a human being. Camila absorbed that from her family, upbringing, and journey to the United States. She grew up very, very humbling.”

In addition to receiving the Global Impact award, Cabello is set to release her fourth studio album, C, XOXO, on June 28. Produced by El Guincho and Jasper Harris, the album is inspired by the eclectic rhythms and sounds of Miami, which she describes as the ultimate “Miami art piece.”

Celebrate Camila Cabello’s remarkable contributions and catch the 2024 Billboard Latin Women in Music event on June 9.

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