The Grammy Awards ceremony, held last Sunday, February 1st in Los Angeles, not only produced big winners, but also moments of deep generational connection.

One of the most viral moments of the night was the one starring the Colombian Karol G, who took advantage of her time at The stage was set for a brief but meaningful tribute to one of her greatest influences: Mexican singer Thalia. During the presentation of the Best Urban Music Album category, Karol G shared the stage with comedian Marcello Hernandez. In a humorous and nostalgic dialogue about Latin roots, Hernandez recalled how mothers used to wake their children with Gloria Estefan's music. Amid laughter, the "Provenza" singer chimed in to clarify his own experience: "At my house it was 6 am, earlier, and we listened to Thalia and Juan Gabriel." The gesture did not go unnoticed by the star of Marimar. Thalia reacted on her social media with a heartfelt message that touched the hearts of both artists' fans. "My beloved Karol G! Thank you for always carrying me in your heart and letting me be a part of your beautiful story," wrote the singer and businesswoman. Thalia, who has been a global icon of Latin pop for decades, emphasized the importance of female unity in the industry: "We are fragments of stars and together we shine brighter! I love you! See you soon." It's worth remembering that Karol G has stated on several occasions—including in her recent documentary—that Thalia's songs fueled her dreams when she was just a little girl in Medellin. Today, a global star, “La Bichota” doesn't forget those who paved the way for her, demonstrating that admiration and mutual respect are the language that unites the queens of the genre.