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Karol G’s Con Cora Foundation hosted its first-ever Con Cora Land charity gala on Feb. 22 at Miami’s Vizcaya Museum & Gardens to support its Casa Con Cora initiative, which empowers women to pursue their dreams.
The event featured a live auction, raising significant funds through exclusive items, including a $70,000 art piece signed by Karol G. An online auction with Bad Bunny concert tickets and Feid merch runs until March 12.
Special performances included Nelly Furtado, who sang hits like Say It Right and Fotografía (with Karol G), and Ricardo Montaner, performing live for the first time in over a year.
Guests also explored a market village showcasing Latina entrepreneurs’ products, and each received a gift tote with a JBL speaker and a bracelet from Karol G’s sister’s jewelry brand.
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