Camila Cabello and DaBaby created a dynamic energy with "My Oh My" featuring a Latin-infused beat and a playful melody. In this article, we will explore how to learn singing and style like Camila Cabello.

To start, let's talk about Camila Cabello's vocal range. She's a soprano, and her vocal range sits between C3 (C below middle C) and E♭6. Her voice is agile, and she often employs head and chest voice techniques to create a unique blend.

One notable song to explore Camila's vocal range is "Havana." In this song, Camila showcases her Latin-influenced singing style. It's a great piece to reinforce breath support and to master singing in head voice.

To achieve Camila's unique vocal style, you'll want to focus on a few areas: breath control, resonance, vibrato and diction.

• Breath control is key to sustaining long notes. Camila often uses long phrases, so breathing correctly is essential. Exercises such as the Farinelli breathing exercise can help improve breath control.
• Resonance can be described as the quality or "ring" in your voice. To enhance resonance, work on opening your mouth and throat when singing. Try some of the open mouth and throat exercises.
• Vibrato is a slight fluctuation in pitch that gives a pleasing effect to the voice. Camila uses vibrato throughout her music, so it's an important technique to master. The vocal warm-up exercises in Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game can help develop vibrato.
• Diction is essential, and you'll want to develop clean and intelligible singing. Exercises such as the Finger bite articulation exercise will encourage tongue control and clear articulation.

In conclusion, Camila Cabello's singing style requires a combination of techniques. It takes time and effort to master each of these skills. With Singing Carrot's resources, you're on the right track. Happy singing!