Karol G appeared on Friday night at the Vélez court within the framework of Tomorrow Will Be Nice Tour on a completely sold out date. The Colombian singer began the first of her two shows with a mega event that featured giant screens, fireworks, state-of-the-art lights and even the participation of Nathy Peluso.
La Bichota had La Joaqui as the opening act, who sang her best-known hits and prepared the audience for an unforgettable concert. At 9:15 p.m. a countdown began that ended with the arrival of Karol.
The show had a special factor: its presentation followed a story narrated by a voice-over that told the story of a mermaid. This character went from a happy and naive life to a world of ice in which her feelings became dark. To get out of that pit, a fairy godmother appeared to help her empower herself and return to the top. The entire recital revolved around this story. The songs were divided into stages and at each interval the narrator continued the story.
With a mega staging, 18 dancers on stage, state-of-the-art lights, four look changes, a live band, giant high-definition screens and fireworks, the atmosphere was ideal for the fans of the artist who chose to start her show. with the song TQG that he did with Shakira. And, like in all Karol G shows, the singer interacted with fans who applauded her at all times, showed her their creative posters and even looked pink in her honor.
The artist wore four changes of look on stage
If the event was effusive until that moment, when the Argentine Nathy Peluso appeared on the scene the stadium went out of control. As if by magic the lights went out and when Nathy turned on she was already on a special catwalk on the stage ready to sing. Bad Cat next to her. The complicity between the two revealed a great friendship and the moment was epic for every fan of pop and reggaeton. At the end of her performance, Peluso confessed: “I love you Carolina, you are an example of improvement, love, courage, inspiration for all women, thank you for inviting me to sing in Buenos Aires.”
The show lasted more than two hours. There were more than 30 live songs that combined those from his latest album with his historical hits, but time flew by for all the “bugs” who asked him to continue playing until the end. Before the closing, the Colombian put the shirt and the Argentine flag on her shoulders and asked the public to believe in themselves and not stop fulfilling her dreams due to lack of external support.
Despite the humid weather and the constant threat of rain, the audience enjoyed it as much as the artist. she that she considered those present as “one of the best audiences in the world.”
