Karol G kicks off Los Angeles run at SoFi Stadium with Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, highlighting Tropicoqueta and new material

Karol G brought a high-energy mix of past hits and new songs to Los Angeles on the first night of her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, performing at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood for what The Hollywood Reporter described as a sold-out crowd. The show marked the beginning of a three-night run at the venue and positioned the concert as both a career retrospective and a platform for material tied to her latest album era.

At the core of the opening-night set was a performance of Tropicoqueta, the project that helped define Karol G’s current mainstream moment and established a distinctive sound and visual identity for her stadium shows. Alongside that album-focused segment, the performance also included several songs from her just-released album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, according to the report.

The evening’s programming highlighted the way Karol G’s touring has been built around album chapters rather than a purely single-based setlist. By staging Tropicoqueta prominently while also drawing from the new release, the concert aimed to satisfy both long-time fans who came expecting the defining tracks of the earlier rollout and listeners looking for first-live versions of material from the newer record, the report said.

The Hollywood Reporter framed the Inglewood date as Karol G’s LA stop in a broader global route for the tour, using the Viajando Por El Mundo branding to underscore the show’s travel theme. In practice, that approach is reflected in a staging style designed for large-scale venues, where album-length narratives and high recognition songs can translate into a shared, crowd-wide experience across multiple nights.

As the first of three shows at SoFi Stadium, the performance sets expectations for what comes next in the same engagement, with additional nights likely to continue the mix of Tropicoqueta and No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto material. The report described the opening show as a tightly curated blend of the two eras, suggesting the remaining dates will also keep both albums in view even as setlists may shift.

For the local entertainment economy, the series also represents a major pull for a large touring act at a national-scale venue. Sold-out stadium dates can translate into sustained demand for nearby lodging, transportation, and day-of-event spending, while also reinforcing SoFi Stadium’s role as a regular stop for top-charting international artists. Audience participation and commercial visibility for the tour are likely to remain central themes through the final nights as the run continues.