Bruno Mars and Karol G have reunited for the music video of “Dance With Me.” The Colombian star appears in the visual, following their previous collaboration “Still,” which sat on her album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. The two performed the song live for the first time during her August 15th concert at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles as part of her “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour.”
The video arrives days after Mars got playful with another of La Bichota’s collaborators. Drake made a surprise appearance at Karol G’s Houston concert on September 27th, and Mars responded by jokingly calling the Colombian singer his “Latina crush.”
“I have to get her back! I must get her back! I will get her back!”
Mars tagged both artists in the post, making the joke public.
Houston Surprise
Mars’ reaction was immediate and playful. He posted a clip of himself reacting to the footage of Drake and Karol G dancing together, saying he needed to get his own back. The exchange was light-hearted.
The live debut of “Dance With Me” came before the video arrived.
The Visual
The video for “Dance With Me” features Karol G alongside Mars. It follows their earlier work together on “Still,” which appeared on her album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto.
The two performed the song together for the first time during her August 15th concert at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles as part of her “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour.”
The video itself is available to watch now. Fans who want to see the pair in action can check it out directly.
The Album
“Dance With Me” comes from Mars’ fourth solo album, The Romantic. The record debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 earlier this year, marking a strong start for the project.
Tour Dates
Mars’ “The Romantic Tour” runs through the end of 2027. The tour dates are extensive, covering multiple continents.
The North American leg kicks off with four nights at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, followed by two nights each at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, and BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mexico City gets five nights at Estadio GNP Seguros, with Osaka, Sapporo, Nagoya, Tokyo, and Fukuoka in Japan rounding out the early stretch. The Australian leg hits Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney before moving to Auckland, New Zealand.
Singapore gets four nights at National Stadium, followed by Bangkok, Thailand, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Hong Kong hosts four nights at Kai Tak Stadium, with Manila, the Philippines, getting three nights at the Philippine Arena.
The final stretch runs through Korea, with six nights at Goyang Stadium.
Drake’s Role
Karol G’s Houston concert on September 27th drew attention beyond her own performance. Drake’s surprise appearance added a new element to the evening.
Mars’ reaction to the moment was quick and pointed. He framed the situation as a competition, not a compliment.
“I have to get her back! I must get her back! I will get her back!” he said, tagging both artists.
The joke was playful, and it set a precedent. If Drake can show up at a Karol G concert, Mars has his own plans for payback.
The video is out now. The tour is still running.
Key Facts
- Album: The Romantic, Mars’ fourth solo record
- Debut: Debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 earlier this year
- Live debut: August 15th concert at SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles
- Tour: “The Romantic Tour,” first full headlining tour in nearly a decade
- Houston appearance: Drake at Karol G’s September 27th concert
- Video: Out now, featuring Karol G and Mars
- Tickets: Sold-out shows available through a promo code
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