Rauw Alejandro and Camilo's 'Tattoo (Remix)' passes 1 billion YouTube views
Rauw Alejandro and Camilo's 'Tattoo (Remix)' has passed 1 billion views on YouTube. Billboard confirmed the milestone on 15 October 2026. It arrives six years after the video was released in July 2020.
The result puts the pair in YouTube's Billion Views Club, for videos with more than 1 billion plays. It is Rauw Alejandro's third video to reach the mark as a lead, featured artist or collaborator. It is also Camilo's third video to do so.
The story began with the original 'Tattoo' by Rauw Alejandro in February 2020. The remix with Camilo followed five months later on YouTube. It was the first collaboration between the two artists.
Radio responded quickly. 'Tattoo (Remix)' reached No. 1 on Billboard's Latin Airplay and Latin Rhythm Airplay charts. Those charts track plays on Spanish-language and Latin rhythm radio stations in the United States. At the time the remix was released, the original 'Tattoo' was peaking at No. 50 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart, which combines streaming, sales and airplay.
The official video was directed by Gustavo Camacho. It runs for 3 minutes and 20 seconds. It is published on Rauw Alejandro's YouTube channel. The listing credits the clip as a music video by Rauw Alejandro and Camilo under © 2020 Sony Music Entertainment US Latin.
The climb to 1 billion was steady rather than instant. When Billboard covered the remix in July 2020, the video had already passed 100 million views on YouTube. By March 2022, when Billboard ranked Camilo's most-watched videos, the total had passed 700 million. That ranking also listed 'Tutu' and 'Vida de Rico' among his most-watched clips.
At that point in March 2022, Camilo had yet to enter YouTube's Billion Views Club. Four years later, 'Tattoo (Remix)' has taken him through the door. The same video has now done the same job for Rauw Alejandro for a third time.
What makes this stand out is the length of the run. A song released in the summer of 2020 kept adding viewers year after year. For fans finding it now, the video sits alongside each singer's two other billion-view entries.
