Karol G plays about 27 to 28 songs a night on the Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, opening with "LATINA FOREVA" and closing the live set with "Viajando Por El Mundo," with her 2025 album Tropicoqueta at the center and hits like "TQG," "BICHOTA," and "Tusa" in the final stretch. The setlist is not identical every night: songs from her newest album and guest moments have been added since opening night in Chicago on July 24.
Compare listings for every stop with our Karol G tickets page. This guide covers song titles only, based on setlists reported by music outlets and the fan-edited site setlist.fm, and it separates the opening-night list from later changes so you know how much weight to give each. For timing, see our guide to how long a Karol G concert lasts.
Two U.S. shows remain on this leg: tonight, Friday, October 9, in Tampa, and Thursday, October 15, in Arlington. The tour then moves to Mexico, South America, and Europe through mid-2027.
What Was the Opening-Night Setlist?
The Chicago opener on July 24, 2026 was reported as a 27-song show built in segments. The table groups the songs the way outlets reported them. Reports differ slightly, so counts of 26 to 28 appear depending on whether interludes are included.
| Segment | Songs (as reported) |
|---|---|
| Opening | LATINA FOREVA; Un gatito me llamó; OKI DOKI; Tá OK (Remix); QLONA; EL MAKINON; S91 |
| Main stage | Tropicoqueta; Papasito (English version); Ese hombre es malo; 200 COPAS; MAMIII (Becky G x KAROL G) |
| Middle stretch | Ivonny bonita; Pineapple; GATÚBELA; Tu perfume |
| Second stage (Stage B) | Dile Luna; Bandida entrenada; OJOS FERRARI |
| Collaboration moment | TQG (KAROL G & Shakira song, Coachella version) |
| Closing sequence | BICHOTA (Salsa version); Tusa (Salsa version); Milagros; Coleccionando heridas; Si antes te hubiera conocido; Viajando Por El Mundo |
Billboard's list also includes an interlude titled "A Su Boca La Amo," and another outlet's recap mentions "AMARGURA," which explains the count differences. The segments, from the opening anthem to the closing song, are consistent across reports.
How Does the Show Open and Close?
The concert opens with an animated video telling the story of a woman rediscovering her voice, according to a review of the Chicago show, and then moves straight into "LATINA FOREVA." That anthem has been the first song at the shows I could verify, including Chicago and the first Miami night.
The live set closes with "Viajando Por El Mundo," the song the tour is named for. There was no traditional encore at the Chicago opener: after the live set ended, the screens played a video of her dancing to her new single "Matadora," which she released the same day.
What Changed by Miami?
By the first Miami night on October 2, the setlist had added songs from her newest album and new guest moments, according to the fan-edited setlist.fm entry. That entry may be incomplete, since it does not show the closing hits, but it records several songs that were not in the Chicago list.
| Song or Moment | What It Is | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| no me arrepiento de sentir tanto | A song sharing its name with her 2026 album | Not in the Chicago list |
| Te llevas To; Ahí; Alguien que te amaba; Si lo ven | A stretch of added songs | Listed in the Miami entry |
| BbY WOW | A song climbing the charts | Mentioned in an Atlanta review |
| Sejodioto | Marked as a tour debut | First appeared in the Miami entry |
| AMARGURA | A song from Mañana Será Bonito | Listed in Miami; one outlet also mentioned it in Chicago |
| Amiga Mía (with Greeicy) | Duet with the second-night opener | Second Miami night |
| Dile Luna (with Eddy Lover) | Marked as their first performance together | Listed in the Miami entry |
| Perdoname | Credited as an Eddy Lover cover | Listed in the Miami entry |
Treat the table as a snapshot of what has been added, not a complete setlist. The overall segments remain the same, and the new songs slot into the middle of the show.
Which Albums Does She Pull From?
The show leans on Tropicoqueta (2025), her fifth studio album, which runs 57 minutes 58 seconds and debuted at No. 1 on the Top Latin Albums chart. It also draws from Mañana Será Bonito, KG0516, and earlier work, based on Billboard's partial list of the opening-night songs.
| Album or Source | Songs in the Opening-Night List (Partial) |
|---|---|
| Tropicoqueta (2025) | Latina Foreva; Un Gatito Me Llamó; Tropicoqueta; Papasito; Ese Hombre es Malo; Ivonny Bonita; Dile Luna; an interlude |
| Mañana Será Bonito (2023) | Oki Doki / Tá OK; QLONA; S91; Gatubela |
| KG0516 (2021) | El Makinon; 200 Copas |
| Ocean (2019) | Pineapple |
| Becky G's Esquemas (2022) | MAMIII (Becky G x KAROL G) |
Billboard's list was cut off before the closing songs, so the table does not cover every title. It does show that half of the 16 titles it listed come from Tropicoqueta, which is why listening to that album is the best preparation.
Why Do These Tropicoqueta Songs Anchor the Show?
The Tropicoqueta songs anchor the set because they are her most recent hits and each has a live history. "LATINA FOREVA" debuted and peaked at No. 3 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart in June 2025 and was performed at Coachella on April 12 and 19, 2026, while "Papasito" reached No. 5 on Hot Latin Songs and No. 1 on Hot Tropical Songs.
"Papasito" also has a high-profile live moment: Karol G performed it during the halftime show for the NFL's season opener in São Paulo on September 5, 2025. Both songs are listed as present throughout the Tropitour set, which is why you can count on hearing them.
Does She Play Her Biggest Hits?
Yes, her biggest songs arrive in the final stretch of the show. Chicago's closing sequence included BICHOTA and Tusa in salsa versions, plus TQG in a version tied to her Coachella set, and Ticketmaster's setlist guide lists "Tusa," "Bichota," "TQG," and "AMARGURA" as staples.
The salsa versions are a notable change: rather than the original reggaeton arrangements, the two songs are reworked, which fits the tour's theme of celebrating Latin roots. If you want to hear the original versions, you will hear them on the albums, not at the show.
Who Joins Her on Stage?
Guests have included Becky G, Greeicy, Elena Rose, and Eddy Lover. Becky G joined for "MAMIII" on the dates she opened and received a bouquet from Karol G on her final night, and in Miami, Karol G brought that night's opener, Greeicy, on stage for "Amiga Mía" and then invited Elena Rose to join for a song called "Orión."
• Becky G: joined for "MAMIII" on ten select dates when she was on the bill.
• Greeicy: performed "Amiga Mía" on the second Miami night.
• Elena Rose: the tour's most frequent opener, who joined for "Orión" in Miami.
• Eddy Lover: listed for "Dile Luna," marked as their first performance together.
Guest moments depend on who is on the bill, so do not count on a specific duet. Check the lineup for your date, since the Tampa listing names Elena Rose and the Arlington lineup was not confirmed in the sources reviewed.
How Does the Set Compare With Her Last Tour?
Guest moments are a signature of her live shows, not something new to the Tropitour. On her Mañana Será Bonito Tour, Becky G joined her for "Mamiii" in Los Angeles in August 2023, and the Mexican, Brazilian, and Spanish dates brought out other guests such as Quevedo, Xavi, Kevin O Chris, and DJ Dennis.
A song from that earlier era, "Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido," was included throughout the Mañana Será Bonito Tour's set list from June 2024 through July 2025 and now sits in the Tropitour's closing sequence. That continuity means fans of her earlier tour will recognize parts of the show while hearing a much larger, Tropicoqueta-driven production.
Are There Covers or Remixes?
A few songs are covers or remixes. "Tá OK" is credited on setlist.fm as a cover of a track by DENNIS and MC Kevin o Chris, and Karol G performed that remix with both artists during her 2024 tour in São Paulo. The Miami entry also lists "Perdoname" as a cover credited to Eddy Lover.
The "BICHOTA" and "Tusa" salsa versions are reworkings of her own songs rather than covers. Most of the show is original material, and the covers and remixes add variety around it.
Is She Singing New Music?
Yes, her newest music appears in the show. Her 2026 album is titled No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, and the Miami setlist includes a song with the same name. She released a new single, "Matadora," on the day the tour opened, and played its video after the Chicago show.
Another single, "Después de Ti" with Greg Gonzalez, was first performed at her Coachella set in April and again at SoFi Stadium on August 14, the first of three Los Angeles dates. Whether it is in the set at a given stop is not confirmed, so treat it as a possibility, not a promise.
Is the Show in Spanish or English?
The show is mostly in Spanish, with some English moments. The Chicago setlist lists an English version of "Papasito," which suggests she adapts a few songs for an English-speaking audience, though she mostly speaks and sings in Spanish.
You do not need to speak Spanish to enjoy the production, with its choreography, video, and large cast of dancers, but knowing the choruses will make the singalongs more fun.
What Are the Standout Moments So Far?
Three moments have drawn the most attention. In Chicago, the video premiere of "Matadora" closed the night, with the screens showing her dancing to the new single after the live set ended. On the New Jersey dates, she surprised Becky G with a large bouquet before their last performance of "Mamii" on the tour.
On the second night in Miami, she brought Greeicy on stage for a duet, then invited Elena Rose, who had opened the night before, to join them for a trio performance. Those moments are part of why the show feels like a celebration of Latina artists, but they depend on who is on the bill, so do not count on a specific one at your date.
Is the Setlist the Same Every Night?
The structure is the same, but songs and guest moments change. The opening anthem and the closing song have stayed in place, while the middle of the show has added newer songs and duets since July.
• Same every night: the opening anthem, the segment structure, the closing song.
• Changes by date: new-album songs, guest duets, and covers.
• Can be trimmed: one setlist note says a song was shortened after a late start.
What Should You Expect in Tampa and Arlington?
Expect a setlist close to the Miami version, with the same opening and closing songs and a mix of Tropicoqueta tracks and hits. That is a reasonable expectation based on the most recent setlist I could find, not a confirmed list for either date.
Tonight's Tampa show is at Raymond James Stadium with Elena Rose as the listed opener, and the Arlington date on October 15 is at AT&T Stadium. Check the setlist.fm entries after each show to see what she actually played.
How Many Songs and How Long Is the Show?
Plan for 27 to 28 songs over roughly 2 to 2.5 hours, with Karol G taking the stage around 8:30 p.m. after an opener. Our guide to how long a Karol G concert lasts has the full timeline, from gates to exit.
Because the show is built on dance segments and a large production, the song count does not mean every song is played in full. Some tracks are short or presented as interludes, which helps the show move quickly through its 27 or so entries.
How Should You Prepare?
• Listen to Tropicoqueta: it runs under an hour and supplies a large share of the setlist.
• Add the closing hits: "TQG," "BICHOTA," "Tusa," and "Si antes te hubiera conocido" anchor the final stretch.
• Sample the new album: its title track and "BbY WOW" have appeared in recent sets.
• Skip spoiler hunting if you want surprises: guest moments change by date.
• Check the setlist after each show: fan-edited sites update within hours.
If you are still choosing a date, see what seats cost in our guide to how much Karol G tickets cost, and compare listings across marketplaces before you buy, either on a comparison site like TicketWhiz or by checking several yourself.
Final Thoughts
The Tropitour setlist is a 27-to-28-song production that opens with "LATINA FOREVA," leans on Tropicoqueta, moves through her biggest hits in salsa-tinged finales, and closes with "Viajando Por El Mundo." The exact songs shift by date, so use the Miami list as your best guide for Tampa and Arlington, and expect surprises from guests and new music.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What songs does Karol G play on the Tropitour?
She plays about 27 to 28 songs, opening with "LATINA FOREVA" and closing the live set with "Viajando Por El Mundo," with Tropicoqueta at the center.
What song does Karol G open with?
"LATINA FOREVA" opened the Chicago show and the first Miami night, after an animated video.
What song does she close with?
"Viajando Por El Mundo," the tour's namesake, closes the live set.
Does Karol G play "TQG" live?
Yes. The Chicago setlist lists it as a Coachella-version performance of her collaboration with Shakira.
Does she play "Tusa" and "Bichota"?
Yes, both appeared in salsa versions in the closing sequence of the Chicago show.
Is there an encore?
There was no traditional encore in Chicago; a video of her new single "Matadora" played after the live set.
Does the setlist change?
Yes. New songs and guest duets have been added since opening night, though the opening and closing songs have stayed the same.
Does she sing new songs?
Yes. The Miami setlist includes a song named after her 2026 album, and she released "Matadora" on the day the tour opened.
Who opens for Karol G?
Elena Rose has opened many dates, Greeicy opened the second Miami night, and Becky G opened ten select dates.
Is the show in Spanish?
Mostly, with some English moments such as an English version of "Papasito."
How long is the show?
About 2 to 2.5 hours, starting around 8:30 p.m. after an opener.
