On Friday, Nicole Zignango released the emotional single 'Mimos,' which features Colombian pop star Camilo.
. The track hears the two stars singing about the often toxic back-and-forth following a difficult romantic split.. “I admire her very much as a person, as a mother, as a friend, as a director. she narrates beautifully with imagery about what it is like to be involved in a relationship that goes up and down, comes and goes. It’s one of my favorite videos ever.”
The Peruvian singer worked on “Mimos” for nearly five years, and said it was “a gigantic honor” to tap her best friend Camilo for the song. “Not only do I have the honor of calling him a friend but I am also his fan and working on this song with him is a dream come true,” she says. “Everything has remained in the family.”
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