Machu Picchu Lyrics in English Camilo , Evaluna Montaner

Ready for a whirlwind of Latin pop romance? In “Machu Picchu,” Colombian singer-songwriter Camilo teams up with his wife, Venezuelan artist Evaluna Montaner, to celebrate that crazy moment when you realize someone adores you exactly as you are. Comparing her emotional “ruins” to the legendary Incan citadel, Evaluna playfully labels herself “más ruinas que Machu Picchu,” while Camilo admits he must be even “más loco” for sticking around. The song turns self-doubt into a charming love confession: “How did I end up next to you, in my bed?” They marvel at the magic that let love bloom without masks, costumes, or filters.

Under the catchy folk-pop beat and joyful handclaps lies a message of unconditional acceptance. The couple poke fun at their own imperfections, yet keep repeating the heart-racing question: “Ay, dime qué viste cuando me viste.” Why? Because sometimes love feels like an archaeological mystery—one partner sees treasure where the other sees rubble. “Machu Picchu” reminds us that the right person won’t just visit our ruins; they’ll build a home there, dancing happily among the stones. So press play, sing along, and celebrate the beautiful madness of being loved for the real, perfectly imperfect you!