Follows:
LatLng isMe = new LatLng(mMap.getMyLocation().getLatitude(), map.getMyLocation().getLongitude());
final CameraPosition position = new CameraPosition(isMe, ZOOM_APROXIMADO, map.getCameraPosition().tilt, map.getCameraPosition().bearing);
mMap.animateCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.newCameraPosition(position));
I hope I’ve helped!
Cordial Greetings,
Correction as commented:
To maintain the standard, the way Voce did :
LatLng isMe = new LatLng(mGoogleMap.getMyLocation().getLatitude(), mGoogleMap.getMyLocation().getLongitude());
CameraPosition cp = new CameraPosition.Builder().target(isMe).zoom(5).build();
mGoogleMap.animateCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.newCameraPosition(cp));
Let’s just change the fixed position, to its Position on the Map (the Blue Dot).
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13904505/how-to-get-center-of-map-for-v2-android-maps
 here explains, a guy had the same doubts as you do.
– Miguel Goffredo
This sets the center of the map, but this I had already set. I had already set the center of the map to appear only one country. But there is no way to automatically zoom in on the blue dot? so the user doesn’t have to zoom in on himself?
– Dan_AD