Karol G and Bruno Mars fuel romance rumors and thrill fans
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At a glance
- Social media posts by Karol G and Bruno Mars have fueled speculation about a romance between the two singers.
- Fans connected photos of the artists with their collaboration โStill,โ while others viewed the exchange as promotion for the song.
- Karol G is also enjoying strong international streaming results, including a global Spotify No. 1 for โBbY WOW.โ
Karol G and Bruno Mars have given their fans plenty to interpret. The Colombian singer posted photographs showing the pair together away from the stage, including images with a cake decorated with the name of her current tour, โViajando por el Mundo Tropitour.โ
Mars added to the speculation a few hours later with an Instagram message: โWhen all you want is peace, but youโre falling in love with a Latina.โ His video, filmed inside a car, used โStill,โ his collaboration with Karol G on her seventh studio album, โNo Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto.โ The selected excerpt includes Karol G singing, โI donโt think Iโve ever felt this way.โ
When all you want is peace, but youโre falling in love with a Latina
The American singer later shared the same photographs, this time paired with The Beatlesโ โShe Loves You.โ Some followers read the combination of images, lyrics and music as evidence of a romance. Others saw it as a promotional strategy for โStill,โ and many called for a music video starring both artists.
Neither singer has publicly confirmed a romantic relationship. The speculation comes as Karol Gโs international career continues to rise. On Aug. 28, 2026, โBbY WOW,โ recorded with Spanish artists Judeline and rusowsky, reached the top of Spotifyโs Global Top 50, overtaking Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj by 11,543 plays. The track had entered the chart at No. 189 on Aug. 12 and reached No. 1 after 16 days.
I donโt think Iโve ever felt this way
Originally published by TVN Panamรก in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.