The Colombian star of reggaeton Karol G is the protagonist of the documentary Karol G: Tomorrow was very niceon its world stadium tour that will be released in Netflix, the platform recently reported.
The film, directed by the winner of Emmy Cristina Costantini, follows the artist’s journey from her beginning in Medellín to her consecration as a global icon of Latin music.
“They said that their dream was too big. But they bet on ‘La Bichota’,” summarizes the synopsis of the tape produced by This Machine (part of Sony Pictures Television), Interscope Films and Bichota Films.
The feature film offers unprecedented access to The most intimate and spectacular moments of the tour Tomorrow will be pretty, with which the singer broke records in stages of America and Europe, according to Netflix.
Synopsis
According to Netflix, Karol G was told that his dream was too great, that it was of the wrong genre and the place to become a global star; But it is a mistake to bet against La Bichota.
Karol G: Tomorrow was very nice, a documentary by This Machine and director Cristina Costantini, The rise of Karol G continues from its humble beginnings in Medellín, Colombia, until its global stardom, While demonstrating that critics were wrong, with a historic stadium tour that broke records.
Netflix insisted that the documentary is an exceptional look at the unique determination, the relentless talent and ethics that have launched Karol G to stardom and have opened the way for future generations of Latinas.
More details of the documentary
“The first stadium tour of a Latin artist in history,” is said in the trailer Carolina Giraldo Navarro herself, artistically known as Karol G.
The documentary combines exclusive images, first person testimonies and scenes behind the assemblies of his tour, in a narrative that highlights the determination, talent and resilience of the artist.
The production team includes RJ Cutler, Elise Pearlstein, Trevor Smith and Costantini herself, along with other outstanding names such as Kristofer Ríos, Mariem Pérez and Sofía Vanegas Cardona.
The executive producers are Mark Blatty, Margaret Yen, John Janick and Nir Seroussi, according to the producer’s statement.
Costantini, recognized by its documentaries Much love (2020) and Science Fair (2018), return to Netflix with a story that is also a tribute to the community of followers that has accompanied the meteoric ascent of Karol G.
With this premiere, Netflix reinforces its commitment to content that makes Latin music and inspiring trajectories of its protagonists visible.