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Karol G, despite not being a fan of Valentine’s Day, has announced the release of her new song, “With You,” in collaboration with Tiësto, coinciding with his 33rd birthday. The announcement came after fans surprised her at a concert in Mexico City with a giant sign bearing a romantic phrase from her Twitter, which unknowingly hinted at her new single. The singer expressed gratitude for the gesture and revealed that the song will be released on February 14th, also her birthday. Karol G, currently experiencing both personal and professional success, continues to inspire with her music and messages. She will perform three shows in Madrid this summer. The new song is seen as a joint gift between Karol G and her fans, who eagerly await its release.
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