Lito Camo (born March 12, 1972) is a Filipino singer and songwriter. He established his reputation more solidly as a composer instead of being a singer which was his initial dream. He is known for songs such as "Bakit Papa? Tawag mo ako?", "Spaghetti Song", "Bulaklak", "Wowowee" and "Otso-Otso". In the roster of artists and musician, Lito found inspiration in Ely Buendia of the Eraserheads. Lito Camo was a native of Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro.[1]

His debut album entitled Sino Camo? was released on 1997 with "Kung Ikaw" and "Hey Babe" as the album's singles. His first single catapulted Lito to where he is now today. The album was followed by Ano Camo? but did not sell as well.His family and friends did not believe his initial success as a recording artist. They came to believe it after seeing him on TV. Though, his dream was to become a singer but opportunity paid him much better as a songwriter.Known for his novelty hits, he is dubbed as reigning king of the novelty songs. He turned artists into an instant sensation because of his songs. This include Sexbomb Dancers, Bayani Agbayani, Viva Hotbabes, Willie Revillame, Masculados, April Boy, Angelike Jones, Ai-Ai de las Alas, Sandara Park, K & the Boxers, Manny Pacquiao and many more.

A composer cannot just be a composer forever, this what Lito think as he shifted onto himself and released his 3rd album

entitled, Ako Naman.
Camo is now a mainstay of a new sitcom, Show Me Da Manny on GMA Channel 7, together with his fellow friend, boxer

Manny Pacquiao.

Personal life

He is close friends with Willie Revillame and Manny Pacquiao. He is in attendance at the Pacquiao fights holding the one of

Manny's belts during the singing of the Philippine anthem.

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two plus two equals four (are you sure?)
four plus four equals eight (you got it!)
double eight

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aw!

(bayani talking)
o, all you jokers, stop your non-sense, let's eight-eight
do you have that?
we're the originals there!
ha ha ha! ha ha ha!
joke joke joke!

it's not just to make your bones healthy
it's to lengthen our lives
teeth or none, all join in, aha hay (aha hay)

one plus one, Magellan (what?)
two plus two, Lapu-lapu (ha?)
four plus four equals eight (yehey! ha ha ha!)
double eight

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Slower! (slower!)

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eight-eight faster (stop me!)

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o, are you ok now? (let's eight-eight some more)
eight o'clock (eight-eight now)
it's just straight forward (eight-eight now)
ok, yeah (eight-eight more)