Camilo and Evaluna Montaner once again opened the doors to their private lives with their followers in a new and revealing video published on their YouTube channel. This time, they shared details about how they manage their finances as a couple. Under the title "What if our daughters want to be artists?", the singing couple answered personal questions covering sensitive topics such as family, future dreams, and perhaps the most surprising confession, how they manage their money as a married couple. The point that most captured the attention of their fans is the simple, yet radical, formula they use to manage their finances. Far from having separate bank accounts or complex financial structures, Camilo and Evaluna confessed that they operate under the principle of total unity. They have a single bank account for both of them. "Camilo and Evaluna are one person... that means we have a single bank account where everything goes," Evaluna revealed. “Just one, one team, one combo,” Camilo added. In the video, the singer indicated that his way of managing his finances might seem controversial to some, who might criticize them for not being able to buy things without the other knowing. “You know what I was thinking about, where we could get in trouble? Like, ‘So, Evaluna can’t buy something without Camilo knowing?’” the singer said. In addition to transparency in their finances, the couple discussed parenting. Evaluna, for example, commented on the possibility of her daughter Indigo following in her footsteps. “I feel that Indigo is definitely going to be an artist,” the Venezuelan expressed, although she acknowledged that, despite giving her all her support, they would warn her that it’s a complicated career. Camilo, for his part, contrasted his childhood dreams with his current aspirations. The artist, who dreamed of being a guitarist and filling stadiums as a child, confessed that today his main desire is for tranquility: “Right now what I dream of is having a quieter life, full of things I enjoy,” he stated.seeking to transform or eliminate from their life that which does not bring them well-being.