YAMI SAFDIE CELEBRATES FIRST-EVER LATIN GRAMMY®️ NOMINATION FOR “QUERIDA YO” WITH CAMILO

Rising Argentine Pop Star Earns Recognition in Prestigious Best Pop Song Category

Rising Latin pop powerhouse Yami Safdie is celebrating a career-defining milestone: her first-ever Latin GRAMMY®️ nomination. Announced this week by The Latin Recording Academy®️, Safdie has been nominated in the coveted category of Best Pop Song for her stunning collaboration with global superstar Camilo on the heartfelt anthem “Querida Yo” (Warner Music Latina Inc.).

This recognition highlights Safdie’s remarkable talent as a singer-songwriter and positions her as one of the most exciting new voices in Latin music.

“Querida Yo” – A Letter of Strength and Healing

Co-written by Yami Safdie, Camilo, Gonzalo Ferreyra, and Nicolás Ramírez, “Querida Yo” (“Dear Me”) is a deeply moving ballad that embodies empowerment, healing, and self-reflection. With its soaring melodies and emotionally charged lyrics, the track has struck a powerful chord across Latin America and beyond, quickly becoming a fan favorite.

“To be nominated for a Latin GRAMMY is beyond my wildest dreams,” said Yami Safdie. “Querida Yo is one of the most personal songs I’ve ever created—it’s a message of self-love and resilience. Sharing this recognition with Camilo, an artist I deeply admire and respect, makes the moment even more meaningful.”

Yami Safdie’s Breakthrough Moment

The nomination arrives during an explosive year of growth for Safdie, who has rapidly carved her own space in the Latin pop landscape with her honesty, authenticity, and artistry. With millions of streams and a devoted fan base across Argentina, the U.S., and Europe, she is part of a new generation of female voices bringing depth, soul, and fresh perspective to Latin music.

Recognition Among Icons

The Best Pop Song category at the Latin GRAMMYs honors songwriting excellence and has historically spotlighted some of the most impactful artists in Latin music. Safdie’s nomination alongside Camilo signals her arrival on the global stage, solidifying her role as both a powerful songwriter and a commanding performer.