Leo Camargo
About me
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Leo Camargo is a Bolivian musician.
In 2018 he created the recording studio called Tirúa, producing various local artists and working on the music for different audiovisual projects.
He was part of some musical projects, among which Superluz stands out, a band that has released singles, the soundtrack for the feature film called “A Winter To Remember” and official video clips.
In 2021 he launched his solo project, linked to a proposal linked to urban pop that is manifested throughout the Latin region of the southern hemisphere and with hints of rural electronics, in 2023 he debuted with his first album “Chepɨagüi”.
In 2022, together with Mariana Baraj and Marcelo Baraj, he formed the electronic music project with South American folk roots Cocaibica, editing his own productions and performing various presentations in Argentina.
Cultural background
Band/Ensemble
Values
Project Music
Apapacho
Apapacho means to embrace or caress the soul, which is why we wrote a lyric that talks about the possibility of change by watering the plant from a young age, thinking that if we had more love or could care for and teach values to our children, this world would be better and more loving.
- African
- Latino
- Traditional / Folk
- World
- Background vocals
- Singer
- Singer-songwriter
- Soprano
- Tenor
- Synthesizer
- Bass guitar
- Charango
- Guitar
- Bass drum
- Caxixi
- Mbira / Sanza/ Thumb piano
- Snare drum
- Quena
- Argentina
- Bolivia
- Cameroon
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