Karol G in Latin America: All the Guests on her Mañana Será Bonito Tour

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Karol G is making waves with her Mañana Será Bonito stadium tour. Following her successful stint in the U.S., she’s now captivating audiences across Latin America, accompanied by a slew of surprise guests and special invitees on many stops.

The tour began Feb. 8 at Mexico City’s renowned Estadio Azteca, where Karol shared the stage with 2024 breakout star Xavi, who performed his No. 1 Hot Latin Songs hit “La Diabla.” The Colombian hitmaker achieved a historic milestone as the first female artist to sell out the iconic Mexican stadium for three consecutive nights, drawing an impressive 80,000 attendees each evening.

She also performed in the Mexican cities of Monterrey, Guadalajara, as well as in Guatemala City and San José, Costa Rica. In the latter city, she shattered Coldplay’s record by selling 104,686 tickets across two sold-out nights (March 9-10), marking the highest ticket sales ever for a concert in the country.

In Santo Domingo, Dominican dembow artist Ángel Dior and Puerto Rican star Justin Quiles joined Karol onstage to perform “Ojos Ferrari” from her tour’s namesake album. And during her two-day stopover in Venezuela, the superstar surprised her fans with a reunion of Servando and Florentino, with whom she made an emotional trip down memory lane, to Salserín, a youth salsa orchestra. The Colombian singer and the Venezuelan brothers performed the 1996 salsa hit “De Sol a Sol” in front of 50,000 people.

Her tour will continue to make stops in Bogotá, Santiago and Buenos Aires and conclude in Asunción, Paraguay, at Estadio La Nueva Olla on May 2. However, the journey doesn’t end there. Karol will begin her European stint right after, launching on June 8 in Zurich, Switzerland.

As La Bichota’s Mañana tour continues, keep an eye out for the list of performers (surprise or not) from her Latin American leg below, including some opening acts, in alphabetical order.

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