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\n\tKarol G<\/a> made her Coachella debut a non-stop showcase of sounds from across Latin America. The Colombian superstar danced her way through a powerful set, incorporating salsa, old-school reggaeton, and even an all-female mariachi crew. In between, she packed tons of surprises, inviting Becky G<\/a>, Wisin, and Cigarettes After Sex guitarist Greg Gonz\u00e1lez for cameos onstage.<\/p>\n \n\tAll of it culminated into one hell of a historic set, making the Colombian superstar the first Latina to headline<\/a> the music festival, a major milestone in a career full of them. With her performance, Karol managed to define her Tropicoqueta<\/a><\/em><\/em> era \u2014 and cement her legacy as a defining voice in the Latin music canon.<\/p>\n \n\tKarol opened with her song \u201cLatina Foreva,\u201d setting the vibe for the show. From there, she performed favorites like \u201cEl Makinon\u201d and the Tropicoqueta <\/em>cut \u201cPapasito,\u201d all to high-energy choreography from Parris Goebel. Then, she welcomed an all-female mariachi troop for \u201cEse Hombre es Malo.\u201d The crowd absolutely lost it when Becky G teamed up with her onstage a little later for their smash collab \u201cMAMII.\u201d<\/p>\n The surprises didn\u2019t stop there: Karol worked her way through old-school reggaeton and baile funk, and even premiered a new track with Cigarettes After Sex. Before she closed out, she had a reggaeton OG join her: Wisin performed \u201cPam Pam,\u201d \u201cMayor Que Yo,\u201d and \u201cRakata.\u201d She threw it back to the classics once more with a cover of Gloria Estefan\u2019s \u201cMi Tierra\u201d and then had the audience singing to her grand finale: a rendition of \u201cSi Antes Te Hubiera Conocido.\u201d<\/p>\n