Fans are convinced the Colombian superstar shared a snippet of upcoming music at the awards ceremony
Karol G dominated the American Music Awards Monday night with big wins and a dazzling performance of Tropicoqueta standout track “Ivonny Bonita.” Now, eagle-eyed fans are convinced that the Colombian superstar used the high-spectacle moment to tease a new song.
In the middle of her performance during the award show, Karol delivered an enchanting dance break but the instrumental that backed it was not a part of the original “Ivonny Bonita” track. Instead, a dramatic clash of symphonies and drums against Karol’s voice repeating “bonita pero peligrosa” (“Beautiful but dangerous”) played during the performance.
The different instrumental could very well be just a part of Karol’s live performance, but fans think it points to a bigger project that the singer’s been teasing over the past month. “Another hit is coming,” wrote one fan account on X. Other fans took to TikTok to share their theories about the snippet being connected to a whole new era that will be signified by a sparkly blue motif.
Karol G has not confirmed that new music is on the way, but she has been hinting that something is on the way. Last month she told fans, “if you think you’ve already seen it all, remember that La Bichota always surprises you” in an Instagram caption celebrating the initial success of her upcoming Viajando Por El Mundo global tour.
In promotional material for that tour, Karol has been leaning into cerulean blue visuals. She used the light blue heart emoji across her social media posts and wore sparkly blue nail polish and eyeshadow, along with a white tank top with a sparkly blue star in the center of it in a video announcing the tour.
Notably, the singer also employed cerulean blue visuals, complete with a bright blue moon, for her American Music Awards performance. It’s a color that seems to be purposeful. Could this, paired with the possible new track, point to a deluxe version of Tropicoqueta? We’ll have to wait and see.
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