Karol G gave his Golden Seagull to a ‘mini bug’ in Viña del Mar

Karol G started 2023 with a lot of music: he will soon release a new album called ‘Tomorrow will be beautiful’ and he recently performed at the Viña del Mar 2023 International Song Festival. And, as his fans surely will They expected, their show was a success, so much so that the urban singer received a gold and silver seagull.

Now, as the Paisa reggaeton singer usually does in her concerts, she interacted with her audience, put the microphone on them so they could sing, and read several of the posters they brought her. She even brought some of her little fans onto the stage, as was the case with Matilda.

In this way, the girl went on stage with a sign that said: “This mini bug wants to dance with you”; She immediately started doing some pirouettes and Karol G was so surprised that she gave her the Golden Seagull with which she had just been awarded. It is worth remembering that this is the first time that the Colombian receives these statuettes.

“I’m going to let her take the Golden Seagull, then I’ll arrange for you to give me another one because she won it, I’m not able to take it away from her,” the interpreter of ‘The Boat’ told the presenters of the musical event. , one of the most important in Latin America.

Now, the repertoire that Carolina Giraldo Navarro (the artist’s first name) prepared for Viña del Mar included songs like: ‘Gatúbela’, with which she opened her show. Then she performed ‘Poblado’, ‘Bichota’, ‘A ella’, ‘Ocean’, ‘El makinón’, ‘Tusa’, ‘200 copas’, ‘MAMIII’ and the song she closed with was ‘Provence’.
Karol G sang with Myriam Hernández in her show in Viña del Mar

“I grew up listening to a lot of music thanks to my dad, I have sung this song all my life. Tonight is like an exam for me, having her on this stage is an honor, she is a queen, a master of music: Myriam Hernández”, these were the words with which Karol G invited the Chilean singer to her stage. .

Together they performed ‘The Man I Love’, Hernández’s song.

Karol G’s words to her sister, who said she did not feel well emotionally after giving birth

In August 2022, Verónica Giraldo Navarro—Karol G’s older sister—publicly announced that she was pregnant, shortly after revealing that she was expecting a girl named Sophia. Now, at the beginning of February the makeup artist shared a photograph of her with her sisters and her daughter on her social networks; It was thus that she confirmed her birth.

However, not everything has been rosy for Giraldo during this time; since she apparently feels invaded by deep sadness. From her Instagram Stories, her paisa spoke about the matter: “I’m not one to show myself like that, but unfortunately in the last eight days everything has changed for me. It was great, I was calm, happy, enjoying Sophi’s process, everything around me, but after I had Sophi I don’t know what happened in my body, in my mind, in my heart. Every time I felt more alone or I feel alone knowing that I have everything, I don’t feel good, I don’t feel calm.”

While talking about her feelings, the makeup artist couldn’t help crying. She also commented that she knows it’s all temporary, but she just can’t help but feel that way.
Karol G’s sister opened up about how she feels after giving birth: “At these moments in my life I don’t feel well”

Regarding his status, from Viña del Mar 2023 Karol G spoke: “I made this album in the middle of a very special, very evolutionary time in my life and career. The message is simply no matter what, tomorrow will be fine… I want to take advantage: I have my older sister who blessed us with a baby a few days ago and, for obvious reasons of what happens to women after a pregnancy, after after giving birth, she hasn’t felt happy these days. Vero, I love you, no matter what, tomorrow will be nice. I dedicate this song to you, tonight is for you.”

It was thus that the reggaeton singer sang for the first time on stage the song that gives name to her new album, in the same way, she also performed ‘X si volvemos’ for the first time. With Infobae

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