Karol G, the surprise guest at Bad Bunny's third concert in Medellín

Colombia.- The star of Puerto Rican music, Bad Bunny, made history in Medellín with three impressive concerts attended by more than 140,000 people, as part of his world tour “Debí tirar más fotos World Tour”, which has taken him through important cities in Latin America.

In his last performance, on Sunday night at the Atanasio Girardot Stadium in Medellín, "el Conejo Malo" had a very special guest: the Colombian singer Karol G, with whom he performed their collaboration "Ahora me llama", released in 2017, one of the most successful songs in the discography of both artists. In addition, the artist performed her hits "Si antes te hubiera conocido" and "Latina Foreva", becoming one of the most surprising and unexpected moments of the Puerto Rican's show. "La Bichota," who has recently been trending worldwide after TMZ reported that she ended her relationship with fellow Colombian singer Feid, left everyone shocked with her sensual outfit. The artist wore metallic silver pants, a white tank top, and accessories that complemented an aesthetic inspired by the 90s.

As she came on stage, Bad Bunny introduced her as "one of the most representative artists of Latin music today and as a daughter of Medellín," which caused the euphoria of everyone present, who with shouts and applause showed their love for the singer. This appearance of Karol G on this iconic stage marked her return to the stages of her country, after several months without public performances, a time in which she has remained focused on projects that will be released soon.

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Although Bad Bunny had previously offered two impressive nights in Medellín, receiving guests such as the renowned artist Arcángel, this last performance with Karol G as a special guest became the official closing of his tour in the city, being one of the most memorable moments of the artist's three presentations. Bad Bunny's visit to Medellín will undoubtedly be remembered in the city's entertainment history. Mayor Federico “Fico” Gutiérrez assured that this has been one of the events that has generated the most economic impact, estimating that around 36.1 million dollars were injected into the local economy thanks to the artist's three performances. Furthermore, it was reported that approximately 73% of the tickets sold corresponded to attendees from different cities in Colombia, while the remaining 27% belonged to foreigners who traveled to Medellín to be part of these concerts.