Colombian performer Karol G has officially announced a collaboration with American singer Bruno Mars for her upcoming 14-track studio album, Me arrepiento de sentir tanto, set for release at midnight.
The Latin music star revealed the project tracklist on Wednesday afternoon, confirming months of fan speculation about the high-profile partnership between the two artists.
The collaboration is titled Still and appears as the sixth track on the new record, which represents a major step forward in the singer musical evolution.
Speculation surrounding the pair began several days ago when Mars shared a video on social media using Karol G hit single Si antes te hubiera conocido as background audio.
Rumors intensified after the resident DJ at The Pinky Ring, a Las Vegas nightclub owned by Mars, reported that the duo had performed an unreleased song together for a private party audience.
Star-studded guest features
In addition to Mars, the new album features several other prominent guest artists across its 14 songs.
Canadian rapper Drake joins Karol G on a track titled Ahí, marking another major international feature for the project.
The album also includes a three-voice collaboration titled BbY WOW, featuring guest vocalists Judekine and Rusowski.
The record closes with Después de ti, a duet with Greg González, the lead singer of American ambient pop group Cigarettes After Sex. The song was previously released three months ago as an advance single.
Earlier this month, Karol G released another single titled Matadora. The track blends traditional Latin elements with modern urban rhythms, featuring rapid delivery and explicit lyrical themes.
Karol G discography and major tours
Me arrepiento de sentir tanto comes as the follow-up to her album Tropicoqueta, which was released last year.
That project built on the massive success of her 2023 release Mañana será bonito, which launched a global concert tour that featured four sold-out nights at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, Spain.
Her early discography includes three foundational albums: Unstoppable in 2017, Ocean in 2019, and KG0516 in 2021. While essential to her artistic growth, those records preceded the international commercial success she enjoys today.
The new album continues her commitment to her Colombian heritage, maintaining the signature sound that has established her as one of the primary figures in modern Latin music.
