Camila Cabello announces a collaboration with Hans Zimmer for the documentary series “Frozen planet II”
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Camila Cabello confirmed that she will premiere a musical collaboration with the acclaimed composer Hans Zimmer, entitled “Take me back home” and that it will be part of the soundtrack of the documentary series “Frozen planet II”.
The singer Camila Cabello is in a more daring stage of her life and given to experimentation, as she herself advanced in that interview that addressed her artistic and personal horizons after her media break with fellow singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes.
In that conversation with Cosmopolitan magazine , the music star revealed her desire to let herself go both in love and in the professional field. Regarding this last section, the former member of the Fifth Harmony group expressed her enthusiasm at the idea of ​​embarking on new and challenging projects, which would take her out of her comfort zone and entail a learning exercise at all levels. .
Said and done: this week it was confirmed that Camila will work closely with the renowned composer Hans Zimmer , winner of two Oscars and responsible for mythical soundtracks such as those of the films “The lion king”, “Gladiator” or “Pirates of the Caribbean ” , in the music that will complement the exquisite production of the new documentary series “Frozen planet II” , narrated and produced by the legendary naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
For the pop star, this work constitutes a "dream come true" , since it will also give him the opportunity to get personally involved in a creation conceived precisely to make the world aware of the need to care for the environment and continue the fight against climate change.
“Being able to combine my passion for the planet with music is a dream come true. And of course, do it with the legend that is Hans Zimmer”, Camila explained in a statement in which she presents the song “Take me back home”, in which she puts voice and lyrics to the majestic composition of the German artist, one of the most laureate and prestigious of the current artistic scene. “I feel so grateful to lend my voice to such an inspiring series,” she added.