"What a great unique artist in his craft Mr Camero was. So thankful to have had him in our lives for such a long time. I’m so sorry to the family and offer you my sincere sympathy. God be with you at this difficult time."
– Steele,
Dec 05, 2020
"I have been in love with Afo-Cuban music since I first heard it as a small child. I first saw Candido on TV playing six conga as I recall. Then I heard him play on a Tony Bennet album Live at Carnegie Hall. I was hooked and Candido became one of my percussion role models. I send condolences to the family. He had a rich full life and at 77 I hope to continue playing for as long as I am able. I pray for comfort for his family."
– Lee Highsmith, friend,
Tucson, Az., Nov 26, 2020
"Deepest condolences to the Camero family, many, many friends, and fans. Mr. Candido Camero was a percussionist who's considered to be the father of Latin jazz, best known for his conga and bongo drumming. His songs will NEVER be forgotten. May the God of comfort bless your grieving hearts with strength, loving kindness and peace as the world copes with the loss of Mr. Candido Camero. May his music keep his memory alive forever."
– Tony,
DC, Nov 20, 2020
"My condolences go out to the Camero family. So sorry for your loss. Candid will be missed by the music world."
– LeeRoy,
Nov 18, 2020
"Please accept my sincere condolences for Candido - A Great Human Being of Spiritual Depth, who paved the way for all of us to keep this tradition of religion, music, drumming and spiritually that dissented from a Continent we currently know as Africa! Until we meet again."
– Ricky Gordon, friend,
Brooklyn, NY, Nov 17, 2020
"My sincere condolences to the Camero family, so very sorry for your loss. The music will live on"