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Following the success of collaborations with Drake, Rosalía, and The Rolling Stones as sponsors of Barça’s shirts in recent Clásicos, the club will once again feature the logo of a renowned artist on the kit for the upcoming duel against Real Madrid on April 21. According to ‘Punto Deportivo’, Colombian singer Karol G will adorn the Barça shirt, as part of the sponsorship agreement with Spotify. Karol G will become the fourth artist to be showcased in a Classic match.
Karol G is set to visit Spain for her international tour ‘Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful Tour’, with confirmed concerts at the Santiago Bernabéu on July 20, 21, and 22. Meanwhile, two concerts at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Barcelona, Barça’s home ground for the season, have been announced, but dates are yet to be finalized. It remains to be seen if the collaboration agreement with Barça will lead to an announcement of Karol G’s performance dates in Barcelona.
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