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ALBUMCamilo (1983)Camilo Sesto
Albums by Camilo Sesto
ALBUMCamilo (1983)Camilo Sesto
ALBUMVivir Así Es Morir de AmorCamilo Sesto & La Casa Azul
ALBUMAlmaCamilo Sesto
ALBUMCamilo SinfónicoCamilo Sesto
ALBUMHoras de AmorCamilo Sesto
ALBUMTuyoCamilo Sesto
ALBUMAgenda de BaileCamilo Sesto
ALBUMAmanecer 84Camilo Sesto
ALBUMCon GanasCamilo Sesto
ALBUMAlgo MasCamilo Sesto
Camilo Sesto's Popular Music Videos
Leyendas (feat. Carlos Rivera & Mercedes Sosa)
Carlos Rivera, Camilo Sesto, Juan Gabriel, Armando Manzanero, Franco de Vita, Gloria Estefan, José José, José Luis Perales, José Luis Rodríguez, José María Napoleón, Luis Eduardo Aute, Miguel Bosé, Omara Portuondo, Raphael, Roberto Carlos & Rocío Dúrcal
Algo de Mí
Camilo Sesto & Carlos Rivera
Algo de Mí (Versión 2021)
Camilo Sesto & Carlos Rivera
Melina (Actuación TVE)
Camilo Sesto
El Amor De Mi Vida (Video TVE/Playback)
Camilo Sesto
Algo De Mi (Video TVE/Playback)
Camilo Sesto
Devuélveme Mi Libertad (Actuación TVE)
Camilo Sesto
La Culpa Ha Sido Mia (Video TVE/Playback)
Camilo Sesto
Algo Mas (Video TVE/Playback)
Camilo Sesto
Vivir Sin Ti (Video TVE/Playback)
Camilo Sesto
Artist Playlists
Camilo Sesto Essentials
Artist Biography
One of the best-selling Latin music artists of all time, Camilo Sesto recorded in his native Spanish, as well German, Japanese, English, Catalan, Italian, and Portuguese.
∙ During his nearly 50-year career, he was known as El Rey del Amor for his romantic ballads, including “Perdóname,” “Donde Estes, Con Quien Estes,” “Jamas,” and “Melina.”
∙ Sesto scored his first No. 1 hit in 1972 with “Algo de Mi,” produced by fellow singer-songwriter Juan Pardo.
∙ He wrote almost all the songs on his albums, in addition to writing and producing for José José, Miguel Bosé, and Angela Carrasco.
∙ In 1975, he financed and starred in the acclaimed Spanish-language adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar, the first Broadway-level show of its kind in Spain.
∙ After announcing his retirement in 1987, Sesto changed his mind, returning in 1991 with the No. 1 hit “Amor Mío ¿Qué Me Has Hecho?”
∙ He was inducted into the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2017.
Hometown
Alcoy, Spain
Genre
Pop Latino