Karol G spoke about the reception that Tropicoqueta has received. Following the release of her new album, the Colombian singer has received a lot of praise, but also some criticism.

In a recent interview with ELLE magazine, Karol G talked about how the criticism of her new album makes her feel and how she deals with it.

"You never really learn. I put on my armor and say: 'I don't care what people say about me anymore.' But it's impossible. You read comments because you want to know what people think about your album, and you see incredible things and others, on the other hand, that hit you hard, "said the singer.

Karol G also expressed her gratitude to those who do understand and enjoy her music. "I thank those who understand, those who listen, because I do this with so much love... And I'm sorry for those who don't like it, but this is who I am. It's the only way I truly believe I can continue doing this, because otherwise we'll all go crazy," he said. "It doesn't bother me when they criticize me, it worries me that they're not listening with their hearts. And, although sometimes things hurt and confuse, I learned that art is not measured by applause, but by the echo it leaves." As long as my music is honest, represents me, and touches someone real, I'm going to keep singing, she added.

On June 20, Karol G released Tropicoqueta, her fifth studio album, which includes collaborations with artists such as Marco Antonio Solis and Manu Chao.

After its release, Karol G assured that Tropicoqueta is a love letter to her roots, to her identity. A project into which he put his heart and soul, and with which, he believes, many will feel identified.

This album sounds like a little piece of all of us, it started as a wish in August 2023, since then I have been leaving some clues along the way and I can say that when I finished it, I did it with my heart full of the love I received in every country I visited , he stated