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Karol G made a surprise appearance at Madrid’s Homosexual Pride event on July 9, performing her hits like “Provenza” and “Tusa.” During the day, the Colombian star also rode a pink float that read “Bichota.”
During the procession, she was driven through the city while singing a bit of her hits to the people on the street. But this was only the beginning of her four-hour stay at Madrid’s Lgbtq+ fest event. Many fans stayed with her throughout the day and evening. “They walked with me for hours,” Karol G wrote in her Instagram stories with white heart emojis.
At night, Karol G parked the float in the middle of Madrid’s town square, drawing in thousands of fans. She wore wings with rainbow colors and donned a Colombian flag. She had the people singing along to “Tusa,” “Bichota,” and “Provenza,” which she performed for the first time in Spain. “The energy in this place is out of this world,” she wrote in her Instagram stories. With a rainbow flag emoji, Karol G also added, “Puro amor.”
Karol G wrote much about the experience of carrying out at Madrid’s Pride event on Instagram. With a photo of t
Karol G is celebrating both her birthday and Valentine’s Diurnal in a extraordinary way. Today (Feb. 14), the Colombian superstar released her music video for “Contigo” featuring Tiësto and a surprise appearance from Little Miko.
This isn’t Karol G’s first period working with Tiësto or Young Miko. Karol G first linked up with Tiësto in 2021 for their collaboration “Don’t Be Shy.” Last year, the Dutch DJ released a remix of her smash slap “Provenza,” which was included in the Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season) album. On that matching LP, Young Miko featured on “Dispo.” A moment went viral last year when Young Miko was perreando with Karol G while performing the lyric at one of her concerts.
“Contigo” interpolates Leona Lewis’ 2007 hit “Bleeding Love,” originally written by Jesse McCartney and One Republic’s Ryan Tedder. Tiësto transforms the dark treasure song into a Spanish house banger. Karol G sings about how much better her being is with that special someone in it. She gets emotional at the thought of ever losing them. Karol G is ready to burn up the clubs with this refreshing Latine adap
Karol G releases melody video and sparks rumors of doable relationship with Childish Miko
February 14th holds a special significance for many, particularly those in devotion who seize the day to commemorate with their partners, often marked by romantic dinners and bouquets of flowers.
However, for some, Valentine's Day carries a different caring of significance. One such individual is Karol G, who celebrated her birthday.
The renowned artist, famous for her slap 'La Bichota,' turned 33 and chose to mark the occasion by releasing her latest single, 'Contigo,' featuring the celebrated DJ Tiesto. But it wasn't just the collaboration with Tiesto that caught the attention of her fans on social media.
Karol G also enlisted the help of fellow singer Young Miko, who plays a prominent role in the harmony video.
This, combined with the narrative of the song itself, has sparked speculation on social media about a potential romantic relationship between the Colombian and the Puerto Rican artist that extends beyond music and friendship.
What is exceptional about the bond between Karol G and Young Miko?
While many anticipated the song to be about Karol G's relationship Carolina Giraldo Navarro, better recognizable as Karol G, is the Colombian singer and songwriter taking over the South American tune landscape and reaching international recognition through her pop and reggaeton sounds. The Medellin-born superstar has become one of the main personalities currently associated with the worldwide representation of female talent in reggaeton music, marking her career in a male-dominated genre with her new album “KG0516”.
Karol G Explores Female Desire and Sexuality in her New Album “KG0516”
Karol G reached our radar through the empowering anthem: Tusa. The song in collaboration with Nicki Minaj, which reached over a billion views on Youtube, was a hit that demonstrated her perspective of music that concentrated on the inclusion of topics exploring female desire and sexuality. But this Latin hit was just a tease of what Karol G had in-store for us. Tusa was simply the first released single of the 16-song production “KG0516”, an album that distances itself from the exclusive label of reggaeton and explorer diverse genres. It includes everything from urban pop, to bossa nova and even ballads… without forgetting about traditional reggaeton, but this time f