After more than 10 years of relationship, Camilo Echeverry and Evaluna Montaner announced that they are at expecting her second child. The news came through a emotional video on Instagram where they detail how they chose their name and expressed: “How excited we are to meet you.”
Although there was already strong speculation about the birth of the media couple’s second child, none of them had commented on the matter until today.
In the same way that they announced the arrival of Indigo, their first daughter, the consecrated couple shared a video on their Instagram accounts where They revealed the news and the name their second baby will have.
What will the name of Evaluna and Camilo’s second child be?
In a shared post they wrote: “This poem Camilo wrote it to me before we found out that we were waiting for you.. On a flight from Madrid to Miami We started to imagine you with a name and a couple of weeks later we found out that you were already accompanying us“, they said of the first moments of pregnancy, in reference to the poem cited in the video.
Finally they assured: “We are excited to meet you. Your older sister already wants to take care of you. Amaranth“We feel honored to be your parents,” they said when revealing the name of their second child.
“Thank you God for the privilege of being your home. Officially the Echeverri-Reglero are FOUR“, they closed the post.
What does the poem that Camilo dedicated to Evaluna say?
“Evaluna fertile, mother never ready. Walker discovered on the march. Calm’s new daughter and fan’s murderer. She is the owner of all Sundays and the caller of showers and downpours,” the singer begins in the text dedicated to his wife.
Accompanied by instrumental music, the Camilo reciting the poem and is seen creating a “shelter” for Amaranto and Indigo. It is a little house that the singers are making for their children, based on cardboard, fabric, paints and lights.
“Bathtub taster and volcanic diver. Accidental baker. Excellent for intentional lack of skill. Spring through. Calendar violator. Anticipator of Christmas and mother of Amaranth and Indigo,” the poem concludes.
Source: Ambito
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