Karol G’s “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour” Is a Love Letter to Latinidad, Heartbreak, and the Woman Behind “La Bichota”: Review

Odds are you’ve heard by now: the biggest headline to come out of Karol G’s first of two nights at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium may have arrived late in the show, when Judeline, rusowsky, and Tainy suddenly appeared alongside the Colombian superstar. Yep, Thursday marked the first glorious occasion when all four partners in crime came together on stage for a live rendition of “Bby Wow,” that global hit you keep bumping into at the gym or the bar. But more on that in a minute. Because the real story of Karol G’s “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour” (get tickets here) was considerably bigger and, perhaps surprisingly for a stadium show of this scale, more intimate than its biggest surprise guest appearance. Find Karol G Tickets Here Since breaking into the reggaeton industry in 2017 with her massive hit “Ahora Me Llama” featuring Bad Bunny, Karol G has solidified her status as undisputed queen of perreo. Her ever-empowering anthems often encourage women to leave men behind while embracing their most “Bichota” self. But on Thursday night, the Colombian singer-songwriter showed a more nuanced, vulnerable side that further cemented her as a multifaceted superstar. It’s a development that m...