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Karol G is set to bring the largest urban music spectacle ever seen in Chile, filling the National Stadium for three days with a meteorologist in tow to assess weather conditions. The Colombian artist’s extravaganza will exceed past performances, including her acclaimed show at the 2023 Viña Festival. With a massive logistical operation involving 30 cargo trucks, multiple planes, and 180 staff, Karol G’s production dwarfs those of Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee. The spectacle integrates cutting-edge technologies like pyrotechnics, LED screens, and advanced lighting systems not seen before in South America. The show promises a visually stunning experience with constant camera focus on Karol G, enhancing her interaction with the audience. Fans can anticipate three unforgettable nights of music and spectacle, with extended metro hours for their convenience and safety.
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