Karol G and the fans who traveled from the US to see her in Guatemala – 2024-03-04 16:42:36

After a successful concert on March 1, Colombian singer Karol G prepared to delight Guatemalans on a second consecutive night in the country.

The influence of the Colombian was evident in the surroundings of Cayalá, since fans began to congregate with clothes in the style of Karol G in which the color pink marked its presence.

But the devotion to “La bichota” transcended borders, as many of her fans traveled from different parts of the country and even abroad to see the singer sing her songs.

This is the case of Ana Rosales, a Guatemalan who lives in Los Angeles, California, United States and traveled to Guatemala to be close to her favorite artist. “We arrived around 1 p.m., something we never do in Los Angeles, but we came to see the atmosphere yesterday — March 1 — and it was very happy,” she said.

Wendy Juárez is another Guatemalan who lives in Florida and traveled to Guatemala in hopes of singing Gucci Cloths with the Colombian singer.

“It’s my third time trying to see her… I wanted to arrive at around 3 in the morning and I was willing to stay the night here to see Karolina,” the fan commented.

With smiles on their faces, other followers also expressed their emotions at being just a few minutes away from seeing their favorite artists. “We are looking forward to singing with her —Karol G— 200 glasses with my friend who identifies us a lot,” commented friends Susan Cabrera and Rouss Villavicencio from the capital’s zone 21.

The atmosphere on the outskirts of Cardales Cayalá once once more seemed completely packed with her admirers, waiting to see the Colombian.

This second concert is expected to feature Karol G hits such as Oki Doki, Besties, Street gang, One night in Medellin among others.

In the first concert, “La bichota” took the stage at 8:55 p.m. Although she had an incident due to a blackout in the middle of the concert, the Colombian achieved an ovation from her audience. During the show, The Colombian artist wore several outfits, including one in which she showed the colors of the Guatemalan flag.