Martina Camargo

Martina Camargo is a renowned Colombian singer and songwriter, often referred to as "The Ancestral Voice of Caribbean Tambora." Born in San Martín de Loba, Bolivar, she inherited her musical talents from her father, Cayetano Camargo, a folk singer-songwriter. Martina is celebrated for her contributions to the Tambora genre, a vibrant musical style from the Caribbean coast of Colombia, which blends African, European, and Indigenous influences. Her performances are known for their energy and authenticity, featuring traditional rhythms like bullerengue, Chande, and chalupas. Martina has represented Colombia internationally, performing in countries such as Mexico, Italy, Beirut, Cairo, and Spain. Her album "Canto, Palo y Cuero" was recognized as one of the top productions in Colombia in 2010.

Martina Camargo's music career spans decades, with notable albums including "Aires de San Martín," "Canto y Juego a Ritmo de Tambora," and "Canto y Rio." Her song "Me Robaste el Sueño" has become a fan favorite, achieving significant streaming success. Martina is a passionate advocate for preserving traditional Tambora music, ensuring its cultural significance is passed down to new generations. Her international tours and performances have been part of cultural celebrations, such as marking Colombia's bicentenary of independence. Despite her extensive career, some of her recent collaborations and releases, like "Sangana" and "Sombrerito Blanco," feature her as a guest artist, highlighting her versatility and continued influence in the music scene.

Genres

Folclor Afrocolombiano

Cumbia

Bullerengue

Latest Release

CANTO Y RIO

Martina Camargo

Album - 12 Tracks - Released May 31, 2024