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Caro Caxi

b. 1996

English singer and songwriter (born 1996)

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Born 1996. Caro Caxi is a singer and songwriter.

Caroline Lara Alvares (born 14 August 1996), known professionally as Caro Caxi, is an English singer and songwriter. She initially gained attention in 2016 as part of the girl group Four of Diamonds, who competed on the thirteenth series of The X Factor UK. The group finished in eighth place and went on to be signed to EMI Records, releasing numerous singles, before ultimately going on an indefinite hiatus in 2020. Since leaving the group, she has written material for various singers and released Latin pop music under the stage name Caro Caxi.

Life and career Caroline Lara Alvares was born on 14 August 1996 in Lambeth, London. She was born to a Spanish mother and an Indian father and grew up with various cultures present in her upbringing. She grew up predominantly in Brixton, but also spent time in Spain. In her youth, she attended Streatham and Clapham High School and Graveney School's sixth form college, before going on to attain a BA in the study of commercial music at the University of Westminster. In 2016, alongside Yasmin Broom, Sophia Saffarian and Lauren Rammell, she became a member of the girl group Four of Diamonds. Later that year, they auditioned for the thirteenth series of The X Factor UK, initially making it through to the "judges' houses" stage of the series before being eliminated. However, it was later announced that Four of Diamonds would take Brooks Way's place for the remainder of the live shows, starting in week 2. They eventually finished in eighth place. Following the conclusion of the series, the final eight contestants co-headlined The X Factor Live Tour in 2017.

In 2018, Four of Diamonds signed with EMI Records, becoming the first girl group to be signed to EMI since the Spice Girls. . They released a string of singles, including collaborations with Burna Boy, Saweetie and Mr Eazi. They also supported Rita Ora on the Phoenix World Tour across the United Kingdom. The group's debut album was produced by Jonas Blue, but it was ultimately never released, with the group announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following Four of Diamonds, Alvares began performing under the stage name Caro Caxi. Her friends has always nicknamed her Caro, but she wanted to elongate it, eventually settling on Caxi (pronounced "cash-ee"). She liked that it sounded like "cash" and felt it sounded expensive. The song featured Dyce and was produced by Diztortion, who also signed Caro Caxi to his record label. She had met Diztortion through songwriting sessions years prior and accredited him with understanding her musical vision immediately, appreciating that she took risks.

Discography

Extended plays + List of extended plays, with release details Title Details Tigresa Released: 15 May 2026 Label: Diztortion Formats: Digital download, streaming

Singles As lead artist + List of singles as lead artist, showing year released and album name Title Year Album "Click" 2025 "De Mi Mama" "Diva" "Linda" 2026 Tigresa "Escaparelli" "Mejor"

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English singer and songwriter (born 1996)

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Caro Caxi was born on 14 August 1996.

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