Karol G Reveals Drake and Bruno Mars Collaborations on New Album
Karol G’s next album was already positioned as an emotional reset. Its newly revealed guest list has now given the project blockbuster scale. The Colombian superstar has unveiled the 14-song tracklist for No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, confirming collaborations with Drake, Bruno Mars, Judeline, Rusowsky and Cigarettes After Sex vocalist Greg Gonzalez. The album is scheduled for release on August 7, 2026, through Bichota Records and Interscope Records.
Drake appears on the song “Ahí,” while Bruno Mars is featured on “Still.” Karol G revealed the titles and guest credits through an Instagram post displaying the album’s baby-blue back cover, bringing months of speculation surrounding both artists into a confirmed album campaign.
Drake and Karol G Finally Confirm a Collaboration
Drake’s appearance is likely to generate the most immediate attention. The Toronto rapper attended Karol G’s July 29 concert at Rogers Stadium, where he was shown smiling and moving to the performance on the venue’s large screen. He did not appear onstage, but his presence intensified existing theories that the two artists had recorded music together. Those theories had been building since Drake referenced Karol G on “New Bestie.” Earlier reports also suggested that she could appear on one of his recent projects, although that collaboration did not materialize there. “Ahí” now turns the conversation into an official credit on Karol G’s album.
The song’s language, production and overall direction remain undisclosed. Drake has previously recorded in Spanish, but Karol G has not indicated whether “Ahí” will be entirely Spanish-language, bilingual or structured around contrasting verses. That uncertainty gives the track considerable release-night appeal. It places one of Latin music’s largest stars beside a Canadian rapper with enormous international streaming reach, creating a collaboration capable of crossing several radio, playlist and fan communities.
Bruno Mars Appears on “Still”
Bruno Mars joins Karol G on “Still,” another song whose sound has not been officially previewed. While Mars has built some of his biggest recent moments through collaborations, his presence on a Karol G album remains an unexpected meeting of artists with distinctly different performance styles.
Karol G’s music is grounded in reggaeton, Latin pop and Caribbean traditions, while Mars frequently moves between R&B, funk, soul and large-scale pop. Without hearing the finished track, it would be premature to define “Still” as a specific genre. The pairing itself, however, signals how broadly Karol G is thinking about the album’s musical audience.
Judeline, Rusowsky and Greg Gonzalez Complete the Guest List
The record’s collaborations extend beyond its two biggest celebrity names. Spanish artists Judeline and Rusowsky appear together on “Bby Wow,” connecting Karol G with a younger, experimental wing of Spanish-language pop. Greg Gonzalez returns on the closing track, “Después de Ti,” which Karol G introduced with him during her 2026 Coachella performance before releasing it in April. That guest list gives the album a deliberately wide cultural map: Canadian rap through Drake, American pop and R&B through Mars, Spain’s emerging alternative scene through Judeline and Rusowsky, and dream-pop atmosphere through Gonzalez. Rather than assembling features from one commercial lane, Karol G appears to be using collaborators to emphasize different sides of the record.
A More Vulnerable Follow-Up to Tropicoqueta
No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto translates to “I Don’t Regret Feeling So Much.” The title, artwork and song names suggest a more introspective project than 2025’s tropical and celebratory Tropicoqueta. Tracks include “Bebiendo Lágrimas,” “Alguien Que Te Amaba,” “Final Feliz” and “¿Con Quién Andará?” Karol G has described spending significant time alone while creating the album, including periods of hiking and reflection in Hawaii. That solitude appears to have shaped a project built around vulnerability rather than the constant performance of strength.
The rollout began publicly during her headlining Toronto concert, where she revealed the album’s title, cover and August release date across the stadium screens. The announcement followed “Matadora,” the Tainy and Cashmere Cat-produced single introduced around the opening of her current tour. Drake and Bruno Mars will bring enormous attention to the first wave of listening. The more important question is how their voices fit into an album being presented as one of Karol G’s most emotionally exposed statements. The features make the release bigger. Karol G’s storytelling will determine whether it also feels more personal. Karol G’s collaborations with Drake and Bruno Mars turn No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto into one of the year’s most closely watched Latin-pop releases. With additional appearances from Judeline, Rusowsky and Greg Gonzalez, the album connects mainstream stardom with several distinct musical worlds.
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