Karol G has officially wrapped the momentous first leg of her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour. The Colombian singer closed the nearly three-month long stadium run in North America, where she sold more than 1 million tickets, in Arlington, Texas on Oct.
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To celebrate the milestone, Karol shared the live music video for her smash hit “Bby Wow,” which features clips from her show at MetLife Stadium where she performed the track alongside the song’s featured artists Tainy, Judeline, and Rusowsky for the very first time. The visual perfectly captures the Ibiza nightclub energy from the song and includes clips from other notable performances of the track, including when Los Menor3s, the creators behind the viral “Bby Wow” TikTok dance, joined her in Boston.
“Bby Wow” has been unstoppable since Karol released it as part of her seventh album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, which she dropped in the middle of her tour. The song topped the Billboard Global 200 for five weeks, reached the Top Ten on Billboard’s Hot 100, and has been the Number One song on Spotify’s Global chart for 46 days and counting. It also ranks among the 14 songs by female artists with the most days at No. 1 in Spotify Global chart history.
In a lot of ways, the song mirrors the historic success Karol has harnessed so far on the Tropitour. Both her shows in Toronto, Canada and Glendale, Arizona saw the superstar set the record for highest-grossing individual concert by a Latin artist in Canadian history and became the highest-grossing concert by a female headliner in the Arizona’s history, respectively. Karol also set attendance records across the U.S., becoming the first Latina artist to headline three consecutive sold-out nights at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium and setting the record for the largest crowd for a solo female headliner at San Antonio’s Alamodome.
In November, Karol will keep the momentum going when she kicks off the Latin American leg of the Tropitour where she will hit Mexico, Chile, Argentina, and her homeland of Colombia. She’ll wrap the 39-date trek in Europe.
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