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BARRIO (ASTV) – The Colombian singer Karol G has announced her plans for her “Mañana Será Bonito” tour of Latin America.
Karol G to criss-cross Latin America
The Latin Grammy winner has scheduled concerts in a total of 12 countries: Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil.
In the tour announcement video, Karol G can be heard telling a young boy, Iker, on the phone: “‘Mañana Será Bonito’ activated: we’re setting off across Latin America.”
The 32-year-old, who this summer played 33 shows across the United States, has also revealed that a tour of Europe is “coming soon”.
Karol G’s 2023 and 2024 Latin America tour dates:
1 December 2023: Medellín, Colombia
8 February 2024: Mexico City, Mexico
16 February 2024: Monterrey, Mexico
23 February 2024: Guadalajara, Mexico
1 March 2024: Guatemala City, Guatemala
5 March 2024: San Salvador, El Salvador
9 March 2024: San José, Costa Rica
15 March 2024: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
22 March 2024: Carácas, Venezuela
5 April 2024: Bogotá, Colombia
11 April 2024: Lima, Peru
19 April 2024: Santiago, Chile
26 April 2024: Buenos Aires, Argentina
2 May 2024: Asunción, Paraguay
9 May 2024: Sao Paulo, Brazil
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