Camila Cabello

Camila Cabello was the unfortunate recipient of boos from Liverpool supporters at the Champions League final on Saturday evening as they took aim at UEFA's ...

@UEFAcom." Absolute carnage." Shameless."

Camila Cabello kicked off the Champions League Final with a vibrant performance before Liverpool and Real Madrid went head to head.

‘My dad is Mexican; I’m Latin, so soccer is a big part of our culture and rooting for Mexico whenever they play. I definitely think it will give them a lot of energy.’ I’m not just saying that because I’m here, it is something I’ve always wanted to cross off my bucket list. ‘All of Europe is watching, I love being here. ‘Camila Cabello’s performance was so beautiful. Camila Cabello got the Champions League Final off to a fiery start by opening the game with a performance of some of her biggest hits.

The Cuban-American singer, born in Cojímar, Cuba, performed before the season finale between Real Madrid and Liverpool in Paris.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes announced their split in November 2021 after two years as a couple. Camila Cabello has a Cuban mother and a Mexican father. Her Hollywood film debut came in 2021 when she took on the role of the main character in an updated version of ‘Cinderella’, the famous Disney children’s classic. Throughout her career, Camila has received numerous awards and nominations. Her first album, entitled ‘Camila’, was released in January 2018 and became a worldwide hit. The singer-songwriter says she is extremely excited about this new challenge, despite the fact that she doesn’t consider herself a big fan of the sport.

FANS were left baffled as the Champions League final was further delayed by Camila Cabello's pre-match performance.The match was supposed to kick off.

While a further comment read: "Anything more UEFA than playing Camila Cabello while fans are being pepper sprayed?" A third depressingly added: "Camila Cabello singing and dancing while fans are tear gassed outside the stadium is peak football." Fans were left unimpressed, with one writing: "Camila Cabello performing as chaos ensues outside the stadium is hilarious to me.

Camila Cabello put on a great performance before the UEFA Champions League Final this weekend -- pristine in presentation ... but exactly the opposite of ...

Also, Euro soccer fans are low-key bonkers for the beautiful game. Even if she knew what was going on, it's not really her problem. Twitter Tweet Unavailable There are some reports (and videos) of minors getting tear gassed as well. Twitter Tweet Unavailable Some of these videos are absolutely insane -- people are climbing over each other and risking it all just for a chance to get inside.

The 25-year-old singer is headlining the opening ceremony before the soccer game between Liverpool and Real Madrid, and Camila is looking forward to watching ...

The 25-year-old singer wowed the crowd with her carnival-themed performance.

Cabello, who is a noted huge soccer fan, made the most of her recent trip to Paris and clearly was excited about the performance. Real Madrid came out on top, 1-0, in a match that was aired in more than 200 countries, but it seems Cabello really stole the show. Following the performance, fans took to social media to give Cabello a virtual standing ovation.

Real Madrid went on to beat Liverpool 1-0 to secure its 14th European crown. You can watch Camila Cabello's stunning performance below: ...

"This Camila Cabello performance gave me goosebumps🥺🥺 I love itttttttt😍😍😍😍" Wearing a long, ruffled white dress, the 25-year-old singer delivered a colorful spectacle of a show complete with dozens of back-up dancers, fireworks and a whole lot of dancing. "Camila Cabello’s performance was so beautiful.

The 25-year-old stormed the stage at the Stade de France stadium, delighting Liverpool and Real Madrid fans with her incredible performance.

Camila wore a splash of gold jewellery with ear-ring, rings and chains around both her neck and waist 'When you're having mental health struggles, treating it like a broken arm or leg and being like, 'I need X, Y, and Z to feel better,' I think that's important.' It's an ever-present struggle, and I think a lot of women feel that way.' At the Met [Gala], I struggled with it too. 'I thought it was important for me to be like, 'Hey, this isn't necessarily something to aspire to. Opening the show: Camila started the show with a booming rendition of one of her biggest hits Señorita

Camila Cabello put on a show before the show at the 2022 UEFA Champions League Final. The 25-year-old singer strutted onto the field Saturday at Stade de ...

Cabello, who is a noted huge soccer fan, made the most of her recent trip to Paris and clearly was excited about the performance. The fan wrote, “Camila Cabello’s performance was so beautiful. Real Madrid came out on top, 1-0, in a match that was aired in more than 200 countries, but it seems Cabello really stole the show.

Each year, the UEFA Champions League final Opening Ceremony presented by Pepsi MAX sees one of the hottest music acts in the world put on an electrifying ...

It received a GRAMMY® nomination in the category of "Best Pop Vocal Album" as "Havana (Live)" picked up a nod for "Best Pop Solo Performance." With the success of the triple-platinum single "Never Be The Same," she made history yet again as "the first artist ever to land two multi-format number one singles with the first two singles from a debut album." However, most recently, Camila made her most important, irresistible, and inimitable artistic statement to date with her third full-length album, Familia, released in April of 2022. The multi platinum anthem scored a nomination for "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance" at the GRAMMY® Awards. Her sophomore full-length, ROMANCE, ascended to platinum status. PepsiCo products are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. She has notably emerged as "the first Hispanic woman to reach RIAA Diamond status" with her Billboard Hot 100 #1 smash "Havana" [feat. Young Thug]—which also stands out "as the most-streamed song of all-time by a female artist." This year's Opening Ceremony partnership with TikTok also meant viewers could live stream the performance via UEFA's Champions league TikTok account around the world.

Letting their frustrations over the organisational issues be known, the supporters in the stands jeered during Cabello's opening ceremony performance.

Football presenter Gary Lineker shared his own experience of the match on Twitter, writing: “Finding it impossible to get in the ground. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. This appears to be very dangerous. The 25-year-old wrote: “Playing back our performance and I can’t believe people were singing their teams’ anthems so loud during our performance. Feel bad for Camila Cabello. Didn’t deserve the booing. Football fans, however, were furious with ticketing issues that left thousands queuing outside the stadium.

PRNewswire/ -- #PLAYTOINSPIRE -- Last night, GRAMMY® award-nominated, multi-platinum, and chart topping singer/songwriter Camila Cabello delivered a...

It received a GRAMMY® nomination in the category of "Best Pop Vocal Album" as "Havana (Live)" picked up a nod for "Best Pop Solo Performance." With the success of the triple-platinum single "Never Be The Same," she made history yet again as "the first artist ever to land two multi-format number one singles with the first two singles from a debut album." However, most recently, Camila made her most important, irresistible, and inimitable artistic statement to date with her third full-length album, Familia, released in April of 2022. The multi platinum anthem scored a nomination for "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance" at the GRAMMY® Awards. Her sophomore full-length, ROMANCE, ascended to platinum status. PepsiCo products are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. She has notably emerged as "the first Hispanic woman to reach RIAA Diamond status" with her Billboard Hot 100 #1 smash "Havana" [feat. Young Thug]—which also stands out "as the most-streamed song of all-time by a female artist." This year's Opening Ceremony partnership with TikTok also meant viewers could live stream the performance via UEFA's Champions league TikTok account around the world.

Camila Cabello called out the "rude" UEFA fans who sang over her performance at the Champions League Final 2022 in since-deleted tweets.

They went in for the football atmosphere, not her show.” “Its not like USA where people come for the show. Like my team and i worked tirelessly for so long to bring right vibes and give a good show,” Cabello wrote.

The hours leading up to Saturday evening's Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid can only be described as absolute chaos.

It’s unlikely, however, that too many of them were in the Stade de France on Saturday. Of those that were able to get into the ground without incident, not many seemed interested in listening to Cabello’s set. The hours leading up to Saturday evening’s Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid can only be described as absolute chaos.

She sang tunes including Bam Bam, as well as smash hit Havana and lively tune Don't Go Yet. Real Madrid scored a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at the highly- ...

We have officially requested a formal investigation into the causes of these unacceptable issue.’ A widely criticised statement from UEFA read: ‘This created a build-up of fans trying to get in. As a result, the kick off was delayed by 35 minutes to allow as many fans as possible with genuine tickets to gain access. A Liverpool statement read: ‘We are hugely disappointed at the stadium entry issues and break down of the security perimeter that Liverpool fans faced this evening at the Stade de France. Kick off had to be delayed after thousands of fans struggled to get inside the ground amid a breakdown or organisation at the Stade de France. Real Madrid scored a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at the highly-anticipated game, but the final was overshadowed by the treatment Liverpool fans faced in Paris.