Karol G and Bruno Mars released the official music video for their synthwave-inspired collaboration “Still” on September 2, 2026. The audiovisual project captures the energy of the track’s first live performance at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California, in front of more than 50,000 spectators, blending concert footage with intimate backstage preparations.
Inside the “Still” Music Video Production
The production utilizes a visual aesthetic that alternates between black-and-white sequences and color shots, documenting the hours leading up to the stadium show. One scene features the Colombian artist looking into a dressing room mirror while finishing her preparations, while parallel footage shows the American musician tuning his guitar. The video also captures both artists interacting inside the empty stadium before the venue doors open to the public.
The climax of the clip centers on their meeting on the SoFi Stadium stage. The camera records the chemistry between the duo in front of a large crowd, alternating between performance close-ups and wide angles of the audience members who participated in the live recording.
Album Integration and Visual Direction
“Still” serves as part of Karol G’s sixth studio album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, a 14-song project released on August 7, 2026. In a TikTok video, the singer described the track as an 80s synthwave-influenced ballad sung completely in English, noting that the song found her organically. “Always have I been open to making music in other languages, without pressure as long as it flows, as long as it happens organically and naturally… and well, that song found me,” Karol G stated.
Regarding the stripped-down documentary style of the “Still” music video, the singer explained in a recent interview that her current touring schedule requires a simpler visual approach. Consequently, upcoming singles from the album are expected to follow a similar production style rather than utilizing high-concept narratives.
Tour Schedule and Cross-Genre Collaborations
The release coincides with the ongoing North American leg of Karol G’s “Tropitour,” which runs through mid-October before expanding to Latin America and Europe. The 14-track album also features collaborations with artists including Drake on the track “Ahí,” Judeline and Rusowsky on “Bby WOW,” and Greg González of Cigarettes After Sex on “Después de ti.”
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