Musical artist rephrased: Grammy-winning vocalist - Today, Camila Cabello feels more tranquil regarding dismissal.
Pop singer Camila Cabello now handles rejection better than before. In an interview with American magazine "Billboard", the 27-year-old, who rose to fame as part of former girl group Fifth Harmony a dozen years ago, recalls how she used to take negative reactions from people to heart.
"When you're young, all you want is love and acceptance and you can't comprehend why you're disliked," Cabello said. "I felt like something was wrong with me when people didn't like me." The singer behind "Havana" added, "But as you get older, you understand that other people's reactions don't have to be personal and they don't need to affect you."
Cabello is at peace with herself now and will release her new album "C,XOXO" on June 28th.
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People around the world eagerly anticipate Camila Cabello's new album, set to release on June 28th in the USA. Despite facing rejection early in her career as a singer in Los Angeles, the pop sensation has grown resilient and learns to take negative reactions less personally. Originating from Cuba, Camila Cabello was once a member of the popular girl group Fifth Harmony, but she has since evolved into a successful pop singer who gained recognition in the USA with hits like "Havana".
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