Colombian singer Karol G surprised the inmates of the women’s prison Picaleña, in Ibagué, with a concert she held last Thursday, November 23. The artist performed her most popular songs for an hour and announced her tour of Colombia called ‘Con Cora Tour’.
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“La Bichota” not only provided music and joy to the prisoners, but also gave them some things to cover their main needs, El Tiempo newspaper reported.
Karol G held an exclusive concert for the inmates of the Picaleña prison in Ibagué, starting the ‘Con Cora Tour’, where she will be in various places performing for vulnerable groups. 💞🩷🎶 pic.twitter.com/R5k3UH2JZP
— Enterate Cali – Noticias Cali (@EnterateCali) November 24, 2023
On social networks, videos of the Karol G concert in a women’s prisonwhere the two-time Billboard Award winner was seen singing and dancing with inmates on a makeshift stage.
Karol wore a casual look consisting of worn wide jeans, combined with a white top and a black T-shirt. Her hair was loose for more comfort.
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Karol G’s first concert in a Colombian prison
This presentation, in front of the prisoners, is the first of several that the interpreter of “Tomorrow will be beautiful” will give in her homeland.
The “Con Cora Tour” is an initiative of the Karol G Foundation, which seeks to bring entertainment and support to the most vulnerable communities in Colombia, explains 20 Minutes.
Karol G was in Ibagué today. Block 4 Coiba de Picaleña.
In the concert that lasted 1 hour, the prisoners enjoyed a very happy moment despite the circumstances.
La Bichota came at the invitation of actress Johana Bahomon, who runs a foundation for prisoners. pic.twitter.com/9UZa9KVaZ0—rocio galeano oviedo (@ROCHIGALEANO) November 23, 2023
“We are very proud to embark on this ‘Con Cora Tour’, inspired by the social mission of our founder Karol G and with the purpose of bringing light and hope to vulnerable communities,” said Foundation Director Valentina Bueno, quoted in a statement by the Spanish portal.
The winner of the Latin Grammy for Best Album in 2023 will also visit hospitals and prisons in different cities, where she will diagnose the conditions and shortcomings of those places to help improve the quality of life of the people there. (AND)
Source: Eluniverso
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