Karol G Brings Her Tropitour to México City

Bright trousers, tropical dresses, and flower crowns filled the streets outside the Estadio GNP Seguros on Friday as Karol G brought her Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour to Mexico City, El Universal reported.

Stickers and souvenirs alusivos a la colombiana volaron en los puestos, while entre amigas también se disfrutó del Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour 2026, en el Estadio GNP.

The Colombian singer returned to Mexico following two wins at the Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she claimed trophies for Best Urban Music Album and Best Reggaeton Performance, according to Yahoo Noticias. Concanaco Servytur estimated that her three-night run in the capital would generate 460 million pesos in economic benefits for local tourism and commerce, López-Dóriga Digital reported.

Of this amount, approximately 300 million pesos correspond to the hotel industry thanks to the arrival of domestic and international visitors, while another 160 million pesos are projected in direct consumption at restaurants, bars, shops, and food and beverage establishments located in the immediate vicinity of the venues.

Inside the venue, 65,000 fans filled the seats for a production featuring a giant stone cavern stage, Yahoo reported. Earlier in the evening, Becky G opened the show, while fans outside purchased merchandise priced between 200 and 600 pesos, El Universal noted.

Across town at the Palacio de Deportes, crowds gathered to await another Colombian act, Morat, for their Ya es mañana tour, with merchandise priced about 100 pesos lower than the stadium offerings, El Universal reported. Security and sustainability protocols at the Estadio GNP Seguros included hydration stations and a specialized seating area equipped with vibrating vests for attendees with hearing disabilities, according to El Universal.

“¿Cómo está la energía de México? Vine a bailar, a cantar, a perrear y a llorar,” Karol G told the audience.

Ticketmaster data showed that more than 1.2 million people attempted to secure tickets, with buyers hailing from 62 countries, López-Dóriga Digital reported. Women accounted for 70 percent of ticket purchasers, and fans aged 25 to 34 made up 38 percent of the total demand, according to López-Dóriga Digital.

“Cuando empieza a cantar y a mostrar en sus letras y composiciones cosas que adoptan lo que somos nosotros, los latinos, como qué es el amor y el desamor o la música tropical de nuestra cotidianidad (…) Eso es algo muy bonito,” attendee Manuel told Yahoo Noticias.