Camilo & Evaluna Welcome Second Daughter: ‘Girl of Golden Velvet’

The Echeverri-Reglero family is officially a family of four. Camilo and Evaluna announced on social media on Thursday (Aug. 1) the arrival of their second daughter, Amaranto, who joins her 2-year-old sister Índigo.

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“Amaranto. All the frogs came out to sing your welcome. Girl of golden velvet. Dad caught you and you painted his hands forever. Sovereign of midnight. Welcome,” reads a shared post on the couple’s Instagram accounts, along with a carousel of photos that starts with a tender image of the four resting on a bed, Amaranto on Evaluna, Índigo on Camilo.

There’s also a photo of a white sheet with a pair of hands imprinted on it in red, something that the poem in the caption refers to.

It is not specified where and when Amaranto was born. Camilo’s publicist told Billboard Español that no further information will be provided at this time.

Camilo and Evaluna married in February 2020 after five years together, and became parents in April 2022. Índigo was born months after they announced the pregnancy in the music video of a song named after their daughter.

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Earlier this year, in February, they announced that they were expecting baby No. 2 with a beautiful poem by Camilo dedicated to his wife, who wrote in the description: “Officially the Echeverri-Reglero are FOUR.”

“Evaluna, fertile, a mother never ready, a walker discovered in the journey, a new daughter of calmness and killer of haste,” narrated the Colombian singer-songwriter in a video. “Owner of all Sundays, a caller of downpours and heavy rains, a tester of bathtubs and a volcanic diver. A baker by accident, excellent for intentional lack of trade. A springtime crossed. Violator of calendars, anticipator of Christmases, and mother of Amaranto and Indigo.”

Check out Camilo and Evaluna’s new baby announcement below:

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