Conchita Campos

Filipino-American singer Conchita Campos lived initially in Pasadena, CA, after that relocated to Philadelphia, PA, as a kid when her father became a teacher in the Wharton School from the University of Pa. Her parents divorced, and her mom took her towards the Philippines. After completing senior high school, she came back towards the U.S., settling in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CA, where she went to college at SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA State University or college. She analyzed music and after graduation worked well in radio. Relocating to the brand new York Town borough of Brooklyn, she ultimately began performing like a vocalist/songwriter. Supported by her music group Conchita’s Collective, she captivated interest at such NY locations as the Bitter End, Crash Mansion, as well as the Knitting Manufacturing plant, leading to the discharge of her debut EP, SO THAT IT Goes …, that was acknowledged to Conchita’s Collective.