MIAMI.- The Colombian singer Karol G raised his voice to reject the comments against the Latino public that attends his concerts in Europa. Currently, the Medellin native is in the old continent with her Maana Ser Bonito World Tour.
However, comments spread on social networks that questioned the success of the interpreter of With you, asserting that the majority of the public who buy tickets to see Billboard’s Woman of the Year performances are mostly from Latin America.
Therefore, during his presentation at Germany, Karol G addressed the comments and refused to point out to the latinos in a negative way.
“I’ve read comments out there that say: ‘Of course, you’re filling the places! It’s full of Latinos.’ And we Latinos aren’t people or what?” he asked, as the crowd cheered.
“My Latin community has me traveling around the world, fulfilling dreams around the world. I feel very grateful that you are here, I hope you enjoy this night as I am enjoying it,” she added and later began her song. Bitterness.
The words went viral on social networks, where Internet users have celebrated the recognition of the Latin community and the position that artists of their stature take in the face of rejections from other cultures.
Woman of the Year
On June 9, the celebration of the Billboard Latin Women in Music 2024 took place, a ceremony in which Karol G, who had already won the Woman of the Year award at the Billboard Women in Music, was recognized as a Woman of the O.
Although she could not attend to receive the recognition, Karol G sent a message that was projected at the ceremony.
“Good night family, good night to everyone who is watching this. Thank you Billboard for this recognition. Woman of the Year, Woman of the Year Billboard Anglo, Woman of the Year Billboard Latin. I think not only this year, I think it has been the last few years most beautiful of my career. The whole process is incredible, but these last few years have been like harvesting, from so many things that I have sown in my life.
The interpreter stated that she feels grateful and honored for what this award means not only in her career but in the lives of millions of Latina women who fight for their dreams every day.
“I feel very grateful for this recognition. I feel very honored for what it means, for the responsibility behind it as well. I want to infinitely thank all the women who have made it possible for me to receive this tonight. I think it is not just my job. but of all the women who are part of my work.
