Camilo Joaquín Villarruel, famously known as Milo J, is a rising Argentine rapper and singer from Morón, Buenos Aires, known for his viral hits like “Milagrosa” and “Rara Vez.”
His smooth mix of Latin trap, R&B, and hip-hop has made him a star in Argentina’s urban music scene.
At a young age, he’s collaborated with big names like Bizarrap and Nicki Nicole, showing his talent. Milo’s a proud Argentine who’s carrying his country’s music to the world.
Profile
- Full Name: Camilo Joaquín Villarruel
- Stage Name: Milo J
- Born: October 25, 2006
- Age: 19 years old
- Birthplace: Morón, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Nationality: Argentine
- Occupation: Rapper, Singer, Songwriter
- Height: 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm)
- Religion: Unknown
- Parents: Mr. Walter Villarruel, Mrs. Aldana Celeste Ríos
- Siblings: One
- Spouse: None
- Children: None
- Relationship: Single
- Net Worth: $500,000 to $2 million
Early Life And Education
Milo J was born on October 25, 2006, and grew up in Morón, a working-class suburb of Buenos Aires, Argentina. His dad, Walter Villarruel, and mom, Aldana Celeste Ríos, raised him in a home filled with music.
His ethnicity is Argentine, and he’s proud of his Morón roots. His religion isn’t publicly known. Milo has an older sister who inspired him to write songs at age 11.
His love for Morón’s local soccer team, Gallo de Morón, also shines through—he even celebrated his 18th birthday with a show tied to the team.
Career
Milo J started his music career in 2021 with the BajoWest collective, a group supporting independent urban artists in Buenos Aires. He posted early tracks like “Tus Vueltas,” “Tu Paz,” and “Morocha” on YouTube, building a small following. His big break came in August 2022 with “Milagrosa,” which went viral on TikTok, racking up millions of streams and earning gold certification in Mexico.
In 2023, his single “Rara Vez,” produced by Taiu, reached over 250 million Spotify streams and 85 million YouTube views, topping charts in Argentina and Spain. That April, he dropped his debut EP 511, a five-track trap project that solidified his name. In July 2023, he performed at La Velada del Año III in Madrid alongside Nicki Nicole and Duki.
He collaborated with big names like Nicki Nicole on “Dispara ***,” a Latin Grammy-nominated track, and Duki, Lit Killah, and Bhavi on “Aeróbico (Remix).” His “Milo J: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 57” with Bizarrap reached number two in Spain and 31 on the Billboard Global 200, paired with a five-track EP En Dormir Sin Madrid.
In November 2023, he released his debut album 111, featuring Peso Pluma, Nicki Nicole, and Yami Safdie, hitting number 23 in Spain. In 2024, he toured Argentina and released singles such as “Carta de Despedida” with Lit Killah and “Bésame (Remix)” with multiple artists, both of which topped the Argentina Hot 100.
His live album 18 (En Vivo Estadio de Morón) and new album 166 came out in late 2024, with LO QUE ME CAUSA and 166 (DELUXE) released in early 2025. He’s set to join ¡FAlklore! Volume 1 in August 2025 with songs like “La Taleñita.” Milo’s a proud Argentine star on the rise.
Social Media
- Instagram handle: @miloj
- TikTok handle: @miloj
- Facebook: Milo J
- YouTube channel: Milo J, Milo J Music
Personal Life
Milo J, now 19, is single and lives in Buenos Aires, keeping his personal life private. His height is around 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm), based on photos, though not officially confirmed.
He’s known for his casual style and dark curly hair. Milo’s close to his family, especially his sister, who got him into songwriting when he was young. He’s a massive fan of Gallo de Morón, his local soccer team, and celebrated his 18th birthday with a show tied to them.
He has a pet dog featured in a TikTok video and loves music so much that he once freaked out when his headphones broke. His influences range from YSY A to Justin Bieber, showing his diverse taste. Milo’s a proud Argentine who reps Morón in his music and stays connected to his roots.
Net Worth
Milo J’s net Worth is estimated between $500,000 and $2 million. His money comes from music sales, streaming (with nearly 20 million monthly Spotify listeners), and tours across Argentina. Hits like “Rara Vez,” “Milagrosa,” and “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 57” have millions of streams, with certifications like 4× Platinum in Spain for “Rara Vez.”
Discography
Albums
- 111 (2023) – Features “Dispara ***” (with Nicki Nicole), “Una Bala” (with Peso Pluma), “Alumbre” (with Nicki Nicole)
- 166 (2024) – Includes Charly García sample, “La Canción Feliz del Disco” (with Eladio Carrión)
- 18 (En Vivo Estadio de Morón) (2024) – Live album
- 166 (DELUXE) (2025) – Expanded album
- LO QUE ME CAUSA (2025) – Single release
EPs
- 511 (2023) – Tracks: “FLA,” “Al Borde,” “Morning,” “Morocha,” “M.A.I.”
- En Dormir Sin Madrid (2023, with Bizarrap) – Includes “Milo J: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 57,” “Fruto,” “Toy en el Mic”
Selected Singles
- “Tus Vueltas” (2021)
- “Milagrosa” (2022) – Gold (AMPROFON)
- “El Bolero” (2022, with Yami Safdie)
- “Valores del West” (2022, with Foco Foking)
- “Rara Vez” (2023, with Taiu) – 4× Platinum (PROMUSICAE)
- “Aeróbico (Remix)” (2023, with Bhavi, Duki, Lit Killah)
- “Flechazo en el Centro” (2023, with YSY A, Bhavi)
- “Milo J: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 57” (2023, with Bizarrap) – Platinum (AMPROFON, PROMUSICAE)
- “Fruto” (2023, with Bizarrap) – Gold (PROMUSICAE)
- “Dispara ***” (2023, with Nicki Nicole) – Gold (AMPROFON, PROMUSICAE