Karol G: Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful (2025)

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Dude, how do I calm my nerves?

I can't control these nerves

because I haven't felt them before.

Let's take a shot.

- Yes.

- Yes.

Yes, obviously, right? I need a shot.

- Cheers.

- Okay, let's crush it.

Let's slay it.

For everyone to see

how hard we have worked,

and all of our effort

these past days, weeks... months!

Since I was a little girl,

everyone would tell me

"Karol, this dream isn't for you."

According to them,

I was in the wrong genre.

I came from the wrong part of the world.

But what if in reality

I stopped seeing those things as obstacles

and turned them into my biggest advantage?

I was lonely like a stray dog

Trying to fill that void

Since I haven't had you

No, oh

One day you loved me

The next one you didn't

I swear I don't understand

Trying not to lose my sanity

But here I keep myself together

Walking on a rope and seeing the edge

You're the cause of all my delusions

And tell the one you're with now

That I don't envy her

Because it no longer hurts

What used to burn...

I remember that I spoke to the moon

And asked the sun

That they please give me back

My first love

That sleepless night

I made friends with alcohol

But it wasn't to forget you

Sing it loud!

Since I did it

It was black and white

It started to gain color

And that's why I emphasize to you

That you were late

The boat left a while ago

And I threw your photos

With everything and the frame

Now at night I'm partying

No longer crying

And if I fell easily

I'll get up more easily

Anyways, I'm ready. How do we start?

- That drum...

- With the drum, so it sounds nice.

No, we can't.

Fabio on the guacharaca.

Juan Guillermo on the drums.

And the singer, the girl!

One, two, three.

Dance!

Music came into our lives

through my dad's family.

My dad, my uncles, they all sing.

All of my memories as a little girl

are filled with that fantasy

of being a singer.

I was just doing

what I feel I came into the world to do.

Which is to sing and play music.

We call on stage Karol G!

A young singer from Antioquia

who is making her debut

on national television.

I've been able to sing in many places,

but not somewhere

with this amount of people.

How do I become an artist

who transcends time?

I've spent 16 years chasing that goal.

That my music is heard

even after I'm gone.

To be unforgettable.

It's no secret

that it's rare seeing a woman

sing reggaeton

or urban music.

Well, the urban music genre

is assumed to be a male genre,

so when people at radio stations

see a female artist

at first they would say, "No."

They would say, "This is for men."

And I would say, "Why?"

I feel like, in some ways,

I'm getting closer to that goal.

BEST NEW ARTISKAROL G

But happiness isn't just

about numbers or ratings.

The best fans!

Everyone could see I was

at the top of my career.

But inside, I felt like I was losing

who I really was.

Love can make you feel

like the happiest person in the world.

But at the same time, it can destroy you.

Your dreams,

your whole world,

everything you are.

When I was a child and I listened

to a song on the radio,

I would be transformed immediately.

A song would give me the opportunity

to dream, to feel,

to imagine, to visualize myself.

This is the reason why I make music.

I still have a lot of work to do,

but perhaps

if I had been successful earlier,

I may not have been as prepared,

and I'm sure I would have missed

a lot of opportunities.

Pretend you have a hit in your hands.

There you go! You don't have to do it.

You've already done it.

Sixteen years pushing through

and working hard,

it strengthened my mind,

my heart, my vision...

so that in this moment, I can appreciate

what it means to hold a monster

like this in your hands

and to try to control it.

Because it can easily control you.

I love it.

And I love it when you say,

"Shakira, Shakira."

- I hope she likes it.

- She's going to love it.

I'm actually going to write

to her right now.

"Call me when you can."

I had the opportunity to talk to her.

She confided very personal things

that made everything make

more sense to me.

I was like, "This is the song."

In my last relationship,

it was very toxic trying to leave.

Very difficult.

I used to wake up

and feel like I was going to die.

I felt like, as a person, I had no value.

I couldn't see success.

I couldn't see greatness.

I really felt like it was something

I wasn't going to be able to get out,

that I wasn't going to be able

to escape from.

When you're suffering all the time

and all you're doing

is suffering and suffering,

you don't want to leave

because you will suffer even more.

And it was a f*cking nightmare.

It was hell.

The beautiful thing

that came out of all of this

was that, through my songs,

I had the chance to speak

on behalf of many people

who might not know

how to express their feelings.

Tell your new girl

That I don't compete...

Again.

That I don't compete for men

I want to talk about this,

and this and this...

And I started to go to the studio to write

and write, and write,

and to start venting.

Even my life improved

You're no longer welcome here

I saw that your girlfriend

Took a shot at me

That doesn't even make me angry

I just laugh, I laugh

I don't have time

For what doesn't give me anything

I changed my path

Making money as a sport

Filling up my account, the shows

The parking, and the passport

The reports say I'm tougher

Now you want to come back, it shows

We made a lot of music,

and "TQG" was born.

Hear how it sounds.

- Yes.

- How...

- Yes.

- There.

You hear the third one?

The vocals are amazing, right?

While listening to that in the car,

I almost cried.

- That's amazing.

- These vocals are really cool.

It burns!

Are you okay?

Let me introduce you to more of my team.

- Hi, how are you?

- Hello.

- Are we ready?

- Yes.

Let's k*ll it.

Karol, where are we?

sh**ting the music video

for "TQG" in Barcelona.

- It's 3:30 a.m. on day two.

- Day two.

So cool. It's super cool.

- This performance is amazing. I love it.

- Yes.

- Bye.

- Oh, honey.

Thanks for everything.

You have no idea how much

this means to me. You have no idea.

Thank you very much.

Team, thank you.

For the effort, for everything.

- I love you all. Thank you.

- Thank you!

The process of writing this album

took about two years.

And it's the most honest album

I've made in my career

because, through my songs,

I'm sharing a personal story.

"Tomorrow will be beautiful" was a mantra

that I kept repeating myself

for a long time.

Like, "Okay, things aren't going well,

but tomorrow is another day."

"Tomorrow will be beautiful."

Give me time

I'm not at my best

But I improve little by little, yes

Today I'm down

But I know that tomorrow

Will be more beautiful

Different

Another vibe

Another environment

Today I'm in minus 20

But I recharge from my people

And while I heal from the heart

Today I go out to the sea

To take advantage of the sun

It's okay to not feel good

It's normal...

Two weeks before the album came out,

I was literally physically sick,

vomiting with a stomach ache.

Because I had a bunch of songs

that talked about me.

I never believed

in the greatness of this album.

I thought it was a very personal album.

Exactly.

What are you doing?

Just thinking about life

and "the project."

Let me get it.

We're here in Ibiza

finishing the album

Maana Ser Bonito.

Let's start with one

of the new songs, shall we?

I'm going to start with the chorus

and see if you know it.

Don't play that song for me

while I'm drunk, m*therf*cker!

That first night,

people were screaming,

"This song, that song."

And I was like, "Do you know this song?"

I was singing a cappella

because I hadn't rehearsed with the band.

By the third day, I sang

most of the songs from the new album,

and everyone knew the lyrics.

The songs she writes come

from her experience.

It's things that have occurred,

and one can identify with that because

those songs represent everyday people.

We have good days,

and sometimes we have bad days,

but as she says,

tomorrow will be beautiful.

Do you have a few minutes to talk?

Because you've become

the first number one artist

in the Billboard charts.

Papi!

Look! Hey!

Only two Latinas have done it before.

Who are they?

J. Lo with her English album,

and Selena with her English album.

I can't believe Selena

and I share something.

How cool!

Sing it!

Congratulations, baby

on everything

that is happening to us, my love.

But you know what?

You deserve it all, baby.

You've worked for it.

But one day we won't be

the first in the world.

So you need to prepare for that, sweetie,

because just like your idols

and all the great artists in the world,

it will happen to you.

I love you, Dad.

Thank you for everything. I love you.

- I love you. Bye, baby.

- Bye.

My dad is always one step ahead.

All my life, he prepared me

for a moment like this.

And for the first time in his life,

he says that.

It's the first time, my dad tells me

we have to prepare

for when we're not number one.

I told the team that I had an idea

to do a stadium tour.

The first stadium tour

of a Latina in history.

One of my managers said,

"Karol, we just finished doing arenas."

"Who's going to go to the stadiums,

if they already saw you last year?"

A stadium tour would take one

or two years to prepare.

You have worked hard for this.

Obviously.

You've worked hard, hard, hard.

You've been working on this album

for over a year.

Good things take time.

A legendary album

is going to be left without a tour?

I can't believe it.

I'm sorry.

- I'm proud of you.

- Thank you.

What do you think of your future?

How do you see yourself in 10 to 11 years?

When I grow up, I want to be a singer.

Like who? Who's your current idol?

Thala. Can you tell us one of her songs?

"Piel Morena."

How does that song go?

I saw Carolina's talent at an early age.

She liked music very much.

She would make up songs.

She would imitate any song she would hear.

When I was eleven or twelve years old,

I remember perfectly that my dad told me,

"I have a movie you are going to love."

She started at home, with her brothers,

with her family, with her dad.

Fighting against people saying

that it was a genre for men.

Giving it her all,

all her enthusiasm and emotion.

After watching that movie

and watching her,

it confirmed to me that becoming

a singer was my dream.

Who as a child didn't dream

of being a music star?

I think that almost everyone,

to be honest.

The good thing is that, here on Factor XS,

all Colombian children with talent

between the age of eight and fifteen

can fulfill that dream.

I remember that on TV

you would see commercials

for a show called Factor XS.

My dad arranged to get me on the show

and said,

"Tomorrow we will go to audition."

And I was like, "I don't want to."

I didn't want to.

Nervous, Carolina?

Very.

There were 11 of us.

And from those eleven,

they eliminated six.

And I was one of them.

My parents were super sad

because I was cut,

but I didn't care

because I was a little girl.

The thing is, that's where it all started.

I started this journey with my dad.

CAROLINA GIRALDO

TUESDAY, JULY 3, 7:30 P.M.

We built our team,

and we played many roles.

And we went on routes with a map.

And we would go not only

to the main cities,

but we stopped in small towns,

small town, small town.

And we would take

a month and a half doing that.

Good morning. Good morning, everybody.

I'm sharing that today

I am going to be with Mega Bogot

in Corferias from 2:00 p.m until 4:00 p.m.

Here in Medellin,

there was a huge movement, and still is,

but during that time,

there were several emerging artists

that had popular songs.

So it was nice to see the community

listening to local artists.

All the money that came in from anywhere,

from the shows, from everything,

was money that we reinvested in my career.

Show number one, done.

On to show number two.

During that time, we didn't buy anything,

we didn't buy any luxuries.

It was all invested into the project,

into the project, into the project.

I feel like hard work

will always make a difference.

I have a motto that goes,

"The difference between

extraordinary and ordinary

is the extra 'extra.'"

It doesn't have a roof yet,

but look at it.

For my last tour,

we performed in arenas

with around 10,000 to 15,000 people.

But for Maana Ser Bonito,

there were venues

with capacities of up to 90,000 people.

To be honest,

I've never felt so much pressure.

We have a huge team

working behind the scenes

to create a spectacular show.

People won't know what to expect,

but Karol G will always surprise you.

And I will have to be at my peak.

Look at my skin. I have goosebumps.

Physically...

mentally, and emotionally,

to be at the level of a world tour.

Right there, see the difference.

Doing that, the air flows through easier.

On top of that, I have a health issue

that causes weight gain,

which has always been criticized.

I can wake up today

with a six-pack, super skinny,

and tomorrow I can wake up super bloated

with an inflated stomach,

and I can't control it.

And we'll do something else.

It's a stadium show. I need to create

a new experience for people.

Always give people

more than what they expect.

I don't know how to explain it,

but I feel like...

like I'm not advancing,

and everything else is moving along.

The music is getting better,

we're spending more money,

but if you come and see

you might notice small things,

but nothing big has actually changed.

I have a hard time sleeping,

but not sleeping has given me

some great ideas.

When I go to bed, ideas come.

And they wake me up.

I'm about to fall asleep, and I go...

"Let's do it like this."

Hi, Jules. It's me, Karol. Look.

This is the shark,

right?

Let's say here is the stage

and here are the people.

These are the people.

This is the shark.

I'm on top of the shark.

"BICHOTAG" finishes

and you guys come in during "OKI DOKI."

And I'll come down from the middle.

So when "OKI DOKI" starts,

you're marching and marching,

and then you stop on the sides,

and then I start with...

I told them, "I have this idea."

"I want to come out on a shark."

"But not an inflatable shark,

a shark that looks like it's made of steel

because it has a powerful meaning."

We come out from the side in a group,

in a line.

Like a combination of different moves

before doing the dance.

I love it.

- And this is to take me where?

- To the stage, so no one can see you.

- When--

- And who will take me to the stage?

Seriously?

Because people will see me if I walk.

Can you take me?

Oh, you want to go by yourself, fine!

Dude, this is so cool. Wow.

Ma, isn't this cool?

And the eyes turn pink.

Oh, honey,

that brain of yours is something else.

There is always risk.

And we live with that risk.

We just go with it.

Whatever problems occur,

we'll solve them along the way.

What happens when you aren't ready?

You get ready.

You don't stop doing it

because you're not ready.

You get ready to do it.

What I'm saying is

that I can start the song,

and I am here.

And I appear on the screens.

The camera gets closer.

And the shark starts coming out,

and I stand over there.

So, bring them.

We have one day. We have one day.

The "MI EX TENA RAZN" video

is everywhere.

What happened?

How do I get up there?

The focus track of the album

is called "MI EX TENA RAZN."

We made a spectacular video, super cute.

The song is super special to her.

And unfortunately,

the video got leaked today.

And we don't know how.

It's just... seriously?

People see it leaked.

I see it as something

that I've been working on

for so many months.

I hate it when things get leaked

because we do a very good job,

we have a lot of strategies,

and we do so much

to make sure this doesn't happen.

And secondly,

how the f*ck does that happen?

I'm worrying too much,

and I can't focus, I can't concentrate.

Or I can't enjoy things

because I'm too stressed

and worried about everything

going the way it's supposed to go.

Today is a special day.

We are so emotional.

And at the same time nervous

because I think we've sold out.

It's something

we've always dreamed about,

and now it's coming true.

Tighten here. Let's go again.

There we go!

Well done. One more time.

There's a part of me

that goes into another state of mind.

I go out there and internally,

I'm like, "I'm the Bichota."

"This is mine."

"I'm going to stand on that stage.

I'm going to crush it."

When its time to go on stage,

I have to remind myself

to forget about everything

that is going on.

The rehearsals, the things

that maybe aren't quite perfect,

the song that leaked.

I convince myself

that this is mine, that I earned it.

That I am the best

and that nothing can beat me.

And by hyping myself up,

I will have everyone

believe it and feel it,

so that we can all go out

with that same vibe to the stage.

How are we doing?

Are we here to have a good time?

Yes or no?

Yes or no?

During our first show in Las Vegas,

I saw that the cameras,

the things that they filmed

weren't what I dreamed of.

For me, the cameras are very important

for the whole show.

Because in the stadiums,

80 percent of the people

watch the show on the screens.

At this moment,

there is nothing on the screens.

- There's nothing?

- She's right there.

Do you see her?

So everyone is watching her

from that screen above.

I turn around.

And I tell Ado,

"There's a problem with the cameras."

"What's wrong?"

The signal was coming and going.

I turned around.

"Ado, the quality of that camera

doesn't look good."

"It looks blurry, it looks bad.

What's going on?"

"There is a problem with the cameras."

And we had a lot of issues

with the wardrobe.

A lot.

For me, it was very frustrating

because I felt like it wasn't at the level

of what I wanted people to see.

Usually when the show is over,

I celebrate with everyone.

I got off the stage

and I went to the dressing room,

and I said, "I want to talk

to this person, this person, this person."

I was very angry

because it was the first show.

I don't forget that day

because it was hard,

and it was very sad.

I felt disappointed with everyone.

All the time.

Dude, it seems like it's a mental illness.

I don't know how to explain it.

It's not that something

is happening to me.

It's almost like... I look at the videos,

and I'm like, "No."

I've spent the last three days

telling Joha, "Dude, I'm too skinny."

"I'm super skinny. I don't look okay."

Everything is...

It's never...

It's never, "How cool."

It's always...

So today I woke up angry. Like,

"Why did I let myself get too skinny?"

So now I want to eat all the time

because I feel super skinny.

So now nothing seems right to me.

It's a constant doubt

with everything I am doing.

And I can't be at peace because it's like

I want this tour

to be extremely memorable for people.

But I sit down and ask myself,

"But what's so memorable about this tour?"

So then I start finding

the bad in everything.

And that's how I spend every day

of my life with everything.

With music,

with what I do,

with how I speak,

with how I dress, or how I look.

It sucks that this is happening to me

because there is another part of me

that feels like, "This is cool!"

- Do you understand?

- Yes.

Give me a break.

Yes.

Do you want to sit here?

Hey, look!

I hadn't seen it.

It's my baptism photo.

Look at that flow.

I have a hat.

God, I have never seen this photo.

How cool!

You have to understand

that I had short hair like a boy

because I shaved my own head

when I was little.

Wow.

This concert that I performed at

was a huge reggaeton concert,

and the main artist was Don Omar.

At that time, I was probably

16 or 17 years old.

Look.

It's crazy.

Tell me how you started in music.

I started with all the guys I knew,

but of course it took me a little bit

because I was a woman

in a male-lead genre.

There weren't a lot of women.

The fact of just being a woman

was an extremely huge disadvantage

for my career.

We met a man who became my manager.

He was a big businessman,

and he started talking to us

about a huge project

that was going to happen with me

and the 50,000 ideas he had for my music.

I remember it was almost my birthday,

and I was in Bogot.

So this person said he was going

to organize something at his house

to celebrate my birthday

because I wasn't with my parents,

I was alone.

When I arrived at his house.

And after talking for a while,

well, he comes closer, and...

and he tells me

that he's starting

to have feelings for me.

I was 16 years old.

And I'm sure he was probably 45

or 50 years old at that time.

It feels uncomfortable

talking about these things.

He tells me,

"Karol, I feel like I've fallen in love."

"And if you don't reciprocate,

it's better that you tell me now

because if not,

this whole music thing won't work."

It broke my heart because I was like...

"You are putting me

in a situation in which

you're using my hopes and dreams

and putting this condition

on achieving them."

Unfortunately, in big industries,

women have to go through horrible things.

Not in order to get there.

Because I can assure you that

no woman who respects herself

would allow being harmed

in order to achieve something.

Imagine how many girls, women, people

can relate to that.

I didn't dare say anything to my parents.

I just told them that I didn't want

to continue in music anymore.

That for my dad was very painful.

He felt disappointed.

My dad and I stopped talking

completely for months.

As much as one would like to explain

piece by piece

how difficult it was...

I would not have enough time,

nor do I think I would be able to talk

about many things I'd like to talk about

because I feel that, as a person,

I never allowed myself

to remember them or to talk about them.

So no,

we can't go on. Duy, come here.

I'm going to ruin my makeup.

- So nice, everything, I feel so happy.

- Obviously.

No, what are you talking about?

It looks incredible.

This stadium is impressive.

It's incredible we're going

to sing there tomorrow.

Holy sh*t!

When I moved to the United States,

I saw a psychiatrist for eight months.

I would cry, cry, and cry.

I would wake up,

and all I wanted to do was sleep and cry.

Sleep and cry.

NATIONAL SAVINGS FUND

They had stolen my dream.

They had damaged my idea of music.

They had taken everything from me.

TOMORROW

CAROLINA GIRALDO

I love New York, but whenever I'm here,

it takes me back to when

I moved here for the first time.

And it brings back memories and feelings

that I thought I had left behind.

This is the closest I've been to the sea

since we were in Puerto Rico.

Dude, don't get mad

because I'm going through here.

Oh, I want to get in.

Should we get in?

When we got to New York

to perform at MetLife,

I was also rehearsing for the VMAs.

And the choreography for the VMAs

was done by Parris Goebel.

It was my first time working with her.

I wanted to show her

that I was up to the challenge.

And when they sent us the schedule

for the rehearsals,

I asked the team,

"I have eight hours

of rehearsals in a row?"

Rehearsing for the tour,

playing two sold-out shows,

I felt frustrated because

I wasn't 100 percent, physically.

I got into the river,

and I got a little sick.

I got more sick because I was exhausted.

On top of it all, the pace of the tour

is stressful because I have

people with me all the time.

Around me and on top of me.

I am here, and when I finish this,

I have something else,

and another and another.

So I always have something,

and I always have people with me.

Finding moments of solitude and peace

is always complicated,

and I think that day it was a shock,

a realization that this is too much.

There is too much

going on at the same time.

I'm tired. And sometimes you say,

"I don't want to be here."

There are so many things to think about,

and I was overwhelmed,

so I started to cry.

And I thought about

a memory of when I was in New York

at my aunt's house.

I was crying in the bed and asking her,

"When am I going to be famous

and get people to buy tickets

to come and see me?"

It reminded me

that I almost quit this dream.

And as much as I tried

to get away from music,

music always brought me back.

And I realized that this is

just what I'm meant to do.

I called my dad and said, "Dad

I think I'm going to work in music again."

My dad was thrilled.

He said, "I will do whatever it takes

to get her out of there".

My parents made huge sacrifices

just to get me out of contract

with my manager.

And they were in debt for years.

But they gave me an opportunity,

the fresh start that I so needed.

- Okay.

- She just sang in rehearsal.

Check the shoes, the look. So sexy!

Today I sign

the biggest contract of my life.

From now on, my music will be

released by Bichota Records

distributed by Interscope, babe.

I own my music, have my own record label.

When they are the biggest,

most important, most delicate decisions,

even the smallest detail

is super important to me.

Is this the right way?

This way.

When we go through this, I want

to go over some specific things

such as the lighting

and the camera stuff.

Yes.

In Puerto Rico, "Bichota" means

something like "the Big Shot."

The boss of the neighborhood,

the man from the world

of drug trafficking, the tough guy.

I loved the word itself.

It is such a powerful word,

that I kept asking,

"But what about a Bichota?"

"Who is a Bichota? What is a Bichota?"

And the answer was something like,

"It would be a woman."

But the truth is,

a Bichota doesn't really exist.

I told the team,

"I have a song called 'Bichota.'"

And everyone said,

"Caro, no."

"We can't take that risk."

And I said, "I know,

but that's not what Bichota means to me."

My team kept insisting all the time,

"No, the song can't be called that."

"You'll look bad. People will reject you."

Stop it.

I need one of these cameras

to display the full Bichota Season sign.

"The words are too explicit."

And I was like, "I'm taking the risk."

"The song is going

to be called 'Bichota.'"

Bichota is the one who owns her business,

the one who's a visionary.

She's the sexiest.

In other words, she's the Bichota.

Now people call me Bichota.

I think its not just about me.

Its about how the word makes people feel.

Thats basically what it means

to be a Bichota.

The truth is, everything looks cool.

But dude, I miss the cameramen

from last year.

I feel like they understood

and they cared more.

It feels like these people are here

because they're getting paid.

Seriously.

My dear.

You see why it's important

for Travis to be here.

I'm literally sitting here

doing Travis' job.

That is supremely disrespectful

on his part.

Ado, stop it, please.

I'm gonna go talk to the camera guy.

Seriously, I'm going to the cameraman.

I can't take it anymore.

Can you light up the runway?

Where the dancers are, please?

And can you turn on

the screens on the sides, please?

Okay, let's go.

Let's do it, please.

After every show,

there's an opportunity to make it perfect.

I see an opportunity to make it better.

Even if it's the penultimate

show of the tour,

I keep moving things,

so that the last show

can be perfect, just the way I imagine it.

And my entire team does the same.

Exactly.

I can tell you

that by the second or third show

our camera team was completely fine-tuned.

Everyone doing what they had to do.

Now that looks amazing!

In my personal life,

I had a shark coming after me

that I was trying to run away from.

But in reality,

what I needed to do was confront it

and take control myself.

I'm not bragging

about who I am and what I've done. No.

Im telling people

that anyone in the world

could do it if you believe in yourself.

In the timeline of my life,

"Provenza" is where

the little plant started growing again.

With "Provenza," I feel like

Carolina reconnected with herself,

and thats what I wanted to express.

A world of women supporting each other,

where everyone feels comfortable

in their own body,

are happy, confident, and at peace,

how everything should be.

I want everyone from here to down here

to jump with me!

One, two...

One, two, three, let's go!

In "Provenza" I wanted to create a world

where, as women, we are self-sufficient.

I feel like it is the entire soul

of Maana Ser Bonito.

Hats, hats ladies!

Hats, hats!

Hats, hats, ladies!

That's my flag!

Long live the Bichota!

NOW HE CALLS ME

SAYING HE MISSES ME IN HIS BED

We're very excited.

For many of us, this is our first time

playing at a stadium,

first time doing a stadium tour

with so many people.

It's my first time.

We're playing for what I believe

is 89,000 people.

It's so beautiful to be a part of this.

She is making history

for all Latin American women.

I believe a lot in female energy.

Working with women is part of my identity.

This tour is going to be an opportunity

for us to show female power.

That really inspires the women

who come and see the show.

Being able to communicate

that anyone can do it

is part of my message.

I know for sure that many

of the fans at my shows,

a big percentage are immigrants.

The support of the Latin community

has helped me open doors.

The fans from Latin America

were the first to believe in me

and allow me to be who I am now.

And that's my biggest blessing.

If it weren't for my Latin community,

my career would be nothing.

Nothing.

I see her suffering alone

Even though she denies it

She bites her lips to stay strong

How many hours of crying are enough

To understand that it's not love?

So good luck

She tries to hold on and doesn't get mad

He gives you more love

Because he doesn't want to lose you

But it doesn't matter

I'm not crying anymore for you

Today I'm going to ask her to leave you

Sing it!

If they paid him to make you suffer

He would already be a millionaire

From now on he becomes an adversary

And today we go out to drink if necessary

And we drink the 200 drinks

There are on the...

Bar!

And we go up to sing "Tusa"

Until everything is gone

Tonight, I'm going to fulfill my mission

It's that you repeat

"The piece of sh*t is him and not me"

My Latin community has me

traveling the whole world,

making my dreams come true

across the world,

but I've read comments that say,

"Sure, she's filling up venues,

but it's just Latinos."

As if Latinos aren't people too?

MOM GAVE ME LIFE

BUT KAROL MAKES ME WANT TO LIVE

I tend to cry all the time because,

many years ago,

I was sitting in my house looking

at other artists that I admired,

and I would ask myself,

"How will I ever get there?"

And I know people say I'm a crybaby,

but I don't care

because look at all of this.

I dream and work day by day

so that my name can be known

around the world.

But if I end up being a famous artist

for the Latin community,

I'd still be proud

because they've given me

experiences I never thought I would have.

She's going to cry again. No!

And nobody can deny

My love, you deserve it.

You know that people love you.

I'm very excited.

We made it!

How exciting!

My friends, we broke the record.

How exciting!

No!

How exciting.

Breathe, honey.

How exciting.

No, as if you weren't thinking

about the song.

Because you are saying it like,

Reggaeton makes it freaky, freaky

Turning on...

This is better,

Reggaeton makes it freaky

- Okay.

- But in your style, obviously, got it?

When we were going to do the Bichota Tour,

Ye tells me,

"We want to bring in an artist

to open the tour."

"Who would you like?"

And at that time,

my favorite artist was Feid.

So they contacted him.

They talked to him and his team.

"Done! Feid will open the tour."

After every show,

there was a party, a dance, twerking.

I remember one day,

we did a Nintendo competition.

And like there was a playfulness,

like we started touching

each other's feet,

and I was like, "Oh my."

We said goodbye,

and as a flirtatious man

from the city of Medelln,

he gave me a little kiss,

and I kind of understood everything.

Without realizing it,

I was already writing love songs again

about happiness.

- Let me record you?

- No.

Yes!

Let me record myself.

I had said yes.

My boyfriend.

You look beautiful.

Baby, I look ugly.

I was watching a story and I couldn't...

I look like a mess.

We've built a healthy relationship.

Because when you develop bad habits,

changing them is really hard.

I was waiting here for like 20 minutes

to do this shot.

He was ready.

- Look at my hair.

- My God!

He's someone who understands me,

who listens to me.

He has a lot of patience.

He's family-oriented.

I've never visualized myself

more with someone as much as him.

Second turn!

I have such a beautiful

relationship with him,

so healthy, so fun... It's everything.

Baby, we're very proud of you.

And something he gave back to me

was like that humanity.

I have a feeling I'm going to die young,

so dying really doesn't scare me.

When someone dies,

things start falling apart,

and a lot of work gets left unfinished.

So every time I make music,

I give an update to Ovy,

one of my producers,

and I tell him, "Ovy, if I die,

I would like for you to do

something with these songs."

I feel like there is so many things

I have left to do

that I keep working, working and working.

That's one of the reason

why I try to do things fast.

I'm not scared of dying,

but how I'm going to die.

True Karol G fans know

how much I love Selena Quintanilla.

How are you?

- What a pleasure. How are you?

- Very good, thank you.

I'm very nervous.

- You? Why?

- I don't know.

Please enjoy.

I'm really honored that you came.

I'm super nervous.

The whole time, I was like,

"I'm not going to cry."

Because I am like that,

but I'm really happy.

No Latina artist has had a stadium tour.

Twenty-eight years ago,

Selena Quintanilla was going to do it,

but it never happened.

Why are you crying?

Are you crying from sadness?

Helplessness? From joy?

It turns out that,

just like you, I also have an idol.

The difference is

that I won't have

the opportunity to meet her

or to sing with her, or to share with her.

But I can sing for her.

In spite of the years,

in spite of her absence,

it's inspiring how present she still is

in the hearts of so many people.

I can't imagine how proud

her family must be to see

how she remains a legend

over the years, even today.

That was awesome!

Dad!

I didn't know you had arrived!

I love you!

What time did you get here?

I almost missed it, baby.

- Did you see it all?

- All of it, baby.

- Beautiful.

- You're crazy.

- Yes!

- I had to play a trick to get here.

I had to throw myself on the floor

and ask for a wheelchair

to catch the flight here.

I knew my dad would fight to get here.

I swear to God, I almost missed my flight.

I got there, and there were ten flights.

I'm glad you didn't miss it.

Did you see the show?

It was impressive.

We took off, and everything was normal.

I turned around and saw smoke.

And the flight attendant was freaking out.

Van Nuys Land. It's a Gulfstream IV.

It's an emergency.

There's smoke in the c*ck.

Are you able to maintain altitude?

The experience

on the plane was terrifying.

Not just because

of what could have happened,

but because of who I was with

at that moment.

My mom, my dad, my sister, my team,

and my niece Sofa, who's a one year old.

They have 14 souls on board.

Everyone on the plane

said goodbye to a loved one

by text message.

We were all panicking,

but I freaked out the worst.

I was traumatized

not because of the flight,

but because of my family.

Look! How impressive.

Gorgeous.

No.

How cool, look they're about to take off.

While we were in Texas,

my foundation Con Cora

collaborated on a project

that brought some students

from Colombia to study at NASA.

Thank you, Mr. Luis.

How are you? Everything okay?

They are super smart girls,

but they come from places

with few opportunities.

So we wanted to do something

that was very inspirational

and motivational for them.

I am living, I mean... something incredible.

It fills me with emotion, joy, pride.

Carito is giving the opportunity

to so many girls.

So many dreams.

Now we have to tell all our friends

that we met Karol G.

Yes!

They won't believe me.

It's all good.

My mother was born

into a middle class family,

but my grandfather left for another woman.

So they went

from having a comfortable life

to having absolutely nothing

and living in poverty.

Look at you girls, having me sign for you.

My mom worked in many different jobs.

She was a waitress.

She worked in stores.

Everyone in the family looked

for extra jobs

because there were six in the house.

Two of them went to the United States

in search for a better life

to help out my grandma and my mom.

My mother was left here alone

with my grandmother.

For everyone, the whole situation

was very difficult.

My siblings and I had

a difficult childhood.

But we were also very close.

Despite the circumstances,

my mother gave us an example of survival.

I am living emotional moments,

very wonderful.

And, well, I never imagined

experiencing them,

but I thank God.

This is so nice, Carito.

So sweet, Mom, but don't start crying.

That's why we're doing what we're doing.

Don't start crying, Mom.

I feel special that we're people that,

by the grace of God,

we're able to do these things, Mom.

For that reason, baby.

I was very overwhelmed.

I couldn't take it.

I want you to know I'm proud.

I love you.

- God bless you, baby.

- No, you.

Don't feel that.

I swear to God, it's crazy

how we can get used to the things

that we've lived through.

Even though we think we've lived it all,

something amazing happens.

So yeah, no one can get used to it.

But, Carito,

if we stop being surprised, baby girl,

the magic will fade.

And to be able to share

this happiness with you,

God bless you.

If I'd have known my parents

would be this happy during a tour,

I would have brought them

since the beginning.

I'm so happy and grateful, baby.

So sweet, Mom.

I've travelled around the world

and meet very beautiful

and very special people.

Nothing compares to the people

from my home.

That's why Colombia is everything to me.

- How are you?

- How are you?

When I finished the tour

in the United States,

I said to myself, "Hey! I need

to take this to my people, my community,

to the people who have been

with me since the beginning."

All the love and support

they've given towards my music.

Medelln is where it all started for me.

It's my home, therefore I wanted

these performances to be special.

Cheers, baby!

The truth is,

my culture has given me everything.

Our beliefs, our traditions,

everything has been reflected in my music.

Bichota! Bichota! Bichota!

Tell me if there is anything

better in this world

than being born in Colombia!

I wrote it yesterday

when I left the stadium,

but I was not able to post it.

I felt it was too sentimental

and very corny,

but today I decided to post it.

It says, "I don't know how to explain

what I feel at this moment."

"This city is the place

where my dream started,

the desire, the motivation,

and the place

where we took the first step."

"Who I am, how I express myself,

and how I speak,

carries my Colombian spirit

to every place I go."

"These last weeks have been

of many nerves and much anxiety,

but each of these last years,

and this last year specifically,

have been filled with discipline,

with work, with commitment,

with giving more

than what I believed was possible."

"Not just for me but for all of you,

and hopefully it will make you

feel proud and well represented."

That's it. I'm not reading anymore.

Hey, Mexico!

I can't believe that we're starting

the Latin America tour

in a place that I feel is also my home.

Let's make this the best night ever!

Let's go!

Let's turn this party up, dammit!

It's incredible to see

how many people there are tonight.

I know that many of you are here

looking for opportunities,

away from your home,

missing your families.

And I find it incredible

to have the opportunity

to bring a small piece

of home to you guys.

Thank you!

...with the camera.

It's ahead of its time.

Let's pour it.

Look.

- Let's send a picture to the group!

- Look, Daddy!

That's it.

Cheers.

- Cheers, let's k*ll it.

- Cheers.

Dude, look at that painting!

How nice!

Hi, beautiful.

I can't believe it!

What's that beautiful thing?

How are you?

I can't believe it! How are you?

How are you?

Are we going to take a picture?

The Santiago Bernabu Stadium

in Madrid, Spain

was selected

as the final stop of the tour,

which traveled many countries,

and conquered the hearts

of all of her fans.

In total, there will be

260,000 spectators attending

the final concert

of her international tour.

She will be the first artist to sell out

four consecutive shows

at the Santiago Bernabu.

What will become of us without the tour?

I don't know. I still have some work.

I also have a lot of work, but...

My favorite part is the tour.

I already know I have work to do.

But the tour is so cool.

The tour is everything.

I still have a job to do.

I love you.

And I'm going to miss you a lot.

And we're going to crush it tonight.

I love you!

k*ll it, let's k*ll it, m*therf*ckers!

The last one!

The best one, let's go!

I think I'm very ready to turn the page.

I haven't been able to start a new project

because I'm still doing this.

But in some way, this tour

was my first love for many reasons.

I think sometimes

I have the words for everything, but...

I would like

find the words to describe

what I'm feeling as a person,

what I am feeling as a woman,

what I'm feeling right now

in front of all of you.

And if there is something

beautiful that this album has given me,

its...

learning to love myself,

to cherish myself above all.

No matter what people say about me.

And I can now say that, after all,

tomorrow was really beautiful.

My tomorrow was wonderful.

And I dedicate this song

from the bottom of my heart.

If you ever leave home

I'll take you to NASA

I'll ask for a rocket

And I'll go straight for you

And if I'm not there

And something happens to you

Remember that everything in life changes

And no matter what happens

I promise not to let you down

I feel great because of you

And even if I tried

I couldn't do it without you

All my happiness is thanks to you

And if I die, I'll come back for you

I feel great because of you

And even if I tried

I couldn't do it without you

All my happiness is thanks to you

And If I die, I'll come back...

I feel great because of you

And even if I tried

I couldn't do it without you

All my happiness is thanks to you

And if I die, I'll come back...

I feel great because of you

And even if I tried

I couldn't do it without you

All my happiness is thanks to you

And if I die, I'll come back

For you

Karol!

What I wanted to say

is now that I look back

and see the whole process,

I wouldn't change anything.

Because everything I went through,

from the most beautiful

to the most painful,

has made me who I am today.

If I look back and see everything it took,

the tears, the sacrifices, everything.

I don't see pain.

I see a lot of opportunities created

and the amount of hearts inspired today,

you know what I mean?

The most beautiful thing about today

is to be able to share my story

and inspire so many people.

Come over here!

I have to start first by telling you that,

for years, many, many years,

I lived very disappointed

for being a woman.

I was met with so many rejections

along the way

and so many missed opportunities

that I wondered why I wasn't born a man

to express all this love,

and passion I felt for music.

And for a long time,

I believed that story.

I realized that if

my environment didn't change,

then I was the one who had to change it.

And I was not going to let

being a woman be an obstacle

or to let it define my capabilities,

but rather it was going to be

my strength, my motive,

it was going to be my reason.

Never, ever give

someone else the authority

to make your own decisions.

To say whether something

you're doing is good, is bad,

has value or doesn't have value.

Nobody can say that value,

not as a person,

nor as a woman, nor as a professional.

You are the one who works for it,

the one who sweats for it,

the one who achieves it

and the one who earns it.

Every time I was told "No",

I found the strength and the will

I needed to say, Yes I could.

And in my mind I changed it from,

"a woman can't do it"

to "look how a woman does it!"

Look how a woman does it!