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Karol G just gave Los Angeles one of the biggest surprises of her tour.
During her August 16 show at SoFi Stadium, the Colombian superstar shocked fans by bringing out Bruno Mars for a surprise appearance — marking the first-ever live performance of their collaboration “Still.”
But Karol G had something even bigger planned.
The performance doubled as the filming of the official music video for “Still,” meaning thousands of fans inside SoFi Stadium became part of the video in real time. Cameras rolled as the two global superstars performed together in front of the massive crowd.
“Still” appears on Karol G’s new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, released August 7. The project features several major international collaborations, including Bruno Mars on “Still” and Drake on “Ahí.”
And Bruno wasn’t finished after one song.
Karol G and Mars also performed “Risk It All,” a track from Bruno’s latest album The Romantic.
The surprise came during the final night of Karol G’s three-show run at SoFi Stadium, with the venue listing her Los Angeles concerts for August 14, 15 and 16.
It was another massive moment in what has become an incredible run for Karol G.
From Medellín to filling some of the biggest stadiums in the United States — and now standing alongside one of the biggest pop stars on the planet — Karol G continues to show just how far Latin music has travelled.
And for everyone inside SoFi Stadium Sunday night, there’s an added bonus:
They may soon see themselves in a Karol G and Bruno Mars music video.
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