Karol G Surprises Mexico City Fans With Thalía as Special Guest: ‘The First Person I Wanted to Be’
The Nov. 13 show at the GNP Seguros Stadiums marked the first performance of the Mexican pop icon in Mexico City.
On November 13, Karol G delivered an unexpected surprise to her fans in Mexico City during the first night of her three-night performance at the Estadio GNP Seguros. The star invited Thalia, a Mexican pop icon, to join her on stage for a memorable performance. Thalia, who had not performed in the capital for a decade, received an enthusiastic reaction from the audience of 65,000 concertgoers.
Karol G expressed her admiration for Thalia, stating that the iconic singer had been her first idol since childhood. She described Thalia as the first person she ever wanted to be when she dreamed of becoming a singer herself. Before Thalia's appearance, a video was played featuring Karol G declaring her desire to emulate Thalia.
During the performance, Thalia took to the stage wearing a replica of her famous guitar-shaped bustier, which was decorated by Thalia herself. Together, they performed Thalia's classics "Piel Morena" and "Amor a la Mexicana," followed by a cover of the Spanish group Alaska y Dinarama's hit "¿A Quién le Importa?". Thalia praised Karol G's strength and resilience, to which the Colombian artist responded with tears and gratitude.
This was the first time in 10 years that Thalia had stepped onto a stage in Mexico City. Karol G, who recently won two Latin Grammys, has previously brought other artists back into the spotlight, such as Anahí and Amaia Montero. The audience was already electric when Thalia appeared, especially after Karol G's performance with her all-female mariachi band.
The concert continued with the song "¿Con Quién Andará?," a track from Karol G's album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, which she described as her favorite. The performance marked the beginning of Karol G's Latin American leg of her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, with future shows scheduled for November 14 and 15 in Mexico City and Monterrey.
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