Karol G has officially released her sixth studio album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, arriving on August 7. Following her 2025 project Tropicoqueta, this 14-track release delivers an intimate shift in direction, featuring collaborations with Drake, Bruno Mars, Judeline, and Rusowsky.
The Bottom Line
- The Release: Karol G’s sixth studio album dropped on August 7, featuring 14 tracks.
- Star-Studded Features: The tracklist includes collaborations with Drake, Bruno Mars, Judeline, and Rusowsky.
- A Shift in Tone: Marking a departure from the vibrant and tropical sounds of 2025’s Tropicoqueta, the new record offers a more intimate perspective.
An Intimate Shift After Tropicoqueta
For Carolina Giraldo Navarro, known as Karol G, the path to her sixth studio album represents a distinct pivot from the frequencies of her previous work. Her 2025 release, Tropicoqueta, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums and secured the No. 3 spot on the general Billboard 200. This cycle trades the previous work for vulnerability.
Speaking with ELLE, the artist detailed the private environment that birthed this new era. “En mi habitación tengo un ritual: pongo lucecitas, enciendo velas e incienso. Quiero que la gente escuche este nuevo álbum que está por llegar en sus propias habitaciones y vea qué surge para ellos,” Karol G explained. She added, “Prefiero sufrir porque viví demasiado — porque amé demasiado, porque me divertí demasiado — que no haber vivido esas experiencias, ¿sabes? Estoy invitando a todos a ser un poco más dramáticos, un poco más intensos.”
Collaborations and Surprise Reveals
When the official tracklist dropped on Wednesday, August 5, it revealed the 14-song sequence. Alongside Drake on the track “Ahí” and Bruno Mars on “Still,” the record features Judeline and Rusowsky on “Bby Wow.”
The album incorporates previously released singles like “Después de ti,” featuring Cigarettes After Sex guitarist Greg Gonzalez, and “Matadora,” which debuted at No. 3 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart this week.
| Milestone / Track | Collaborator / Detail | Release Date / Context |
|---|---|---|
| Album Launch | No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto (14 tracks) | August 7 |
| Tracklist Reveal | Included Drake (“Ahí”), Bruno Mars (“Still”) | August 5 |
| “Matadora” | Debuted at No. 3 on Billboard Hot Latin Songs | July 24 (Soldier Field, Chicago) |
| “Después de ti” | Featuring Greg Gonzalez (Cigarettes After Sex) | Premiered at Coachella (April) |
Road-Tested Anthems Meet Arena Scale
Karol G first teased the creative direction of this project months in advance. She debuted “Después de ti” during her first weekend as headliner at Coachella in April, establishing an early bridge to the atmosphere crafted by Greg Gonzalez. Later, she rolled out “Matadora” during the start of her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour at Soldier Field in Chicago on July 24.
The formal album announcement came during a stadium stop. While addressing fans at the Rogers Stadium in Toronto on July 29, the singer let the news slip. “Llevo un par de meses trabajando en un proyecto,” Karol G told the crowd. “Llevo un par de meses encerrada haciendo música nueva… Llevo un par de meses preparando un segmento que va a ser parte de este tour. Quiero anunciarles que este próximo 7 de agosto sale mi nuevo disco, y es un disco que no veo la hora de cantar con todos ustedes.”
The Global Streaming Landscape and Chart Positioning
By pulling in Bruno Mars and Drake alongside Rusowsky and Judeline, Karol G is blending different artists.
Whether listeners are spinning the record in candlelit bedrooms or chanting the choruses live in packed football stadiums, the era of No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto is officially underway.
How does this experimental tracklist rank against her past records for you? Let us know your favorite collaboration on the album down in the comments.
