Karol G’s Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour has become a major live showcase for collaborations, with the Colombian superstar bringing a rotating lineup of friends and fellow artists to stages across North America. The tour, which launched July 24 at Chicago’s Soldier Field, is supporting her 2025 album Tropicoqueta while also incorporating material from her 2026 album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto.
Becky G has been one of the recurring guests on the tour. She joined Karol G at several dates, including stops in Toronto, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and East Rutherford, to perform their 2022 collaboration “MAMIII.” Becky G was also part of the tour’s special-guest lineup on select North American dates.
Elena Rose has also appeared throughout the tour as one of Karol G’s opening acts and has joined the singer at several stadium dates. Her scheduled appearances have included Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Boston, East Rutherford and Atlanta, with additional dates in Miami, Tampa and Dallas.
Greeicy has been another recurring presence. She joined Karol G during the Los Angeles run and later appeared in Houston on Sept. 27, where the pair performed “Amiga Mía,” their bachata collaboration from Tropicoqueta. Greeicy is also scheduled to appear at the Oct. 3 Miami show.
The Los Angeles shows also featured Greg Gonzalez of Cigarettes After Sex. During the first of Karol G’s three consecutive SoFi Stadium concerts, Gonzalez joined her for “Después de Ti,” their collaboration from No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. Elena Rose opened that night, while Becky G and Greeicy handled opening duties on the following two nights.
Bruno Mars made one of the tour’s biggest surprise appearances when he joined Karol G at SoFi Stadium on Aug. 15. The two performed “Still” together live for the first time, with the performance taking place on an elevated platform as cameras captured footage for the song’s official video. They also performed a special version of “Risk It All.”
Drake became the latest major surprise guest when he appeared at Karol G’s Houston concert on Sept. 27. The rapper joined her for the first live performance of their collaboration “Ahí,” then stayed onstage for “Janice STFU” and “One Dance.” The Houston appearance also marked the first time Karol G and Drake performed “Ahí” together in front of a live audience.
The Houston show continued the tour’s emphasis on different Latin American musical traditions. Karol G performed with an all-female mariachi group during the concert, while the production incorporated Mexican and other Latin American cultural references. Her set has also included songs spanning reggaeton, bachata, cumbia, merengue and ranchera influences.
The guest appearances have accompanied a major touring run that continues through North America before moving into additional international dates. The North American stadium leg is scheduled to continue through Oct. 15, with the wider tour extending into 2027.
