Key Takeaways
- Karol G’s sixth studio album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto (“I Don’t Regret Feeling So Much”) dropped on August 7, 2026 via Bichota Records/Interscope, following her upbeat Tropicoqueta era and arriving in the middle of her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropi Tour.
- The 14-track project leans into a moodier, more vulnerable sound, with “Matadora”—a reggaeton cut produced by Tainy—“Después de ti” (with Cigarettes After Sex’s Greg Gonzalez) being the first songs released. The album also features appearances from Drake and Bruno Mars.
- Inspired by a breakup and heartbreak, the album finds her embracing her hyper-emotional, introspective side and inviting fans to “be a little more dramatic, a little more extra.”
Karol G has been on one hell of a run.
A year after releasing her smash album Tropicoqueta, Karol G is back with another. She has just released her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. It’s her sixth studio album since her debut Unstoppable in 2017.
Throughout her career, Karol G has found a way to dominate the radio while maintaining the same level of emotional directness that made her connect with fans in the first place. With her new album she continues that streak, dropping her most vulnerable album of her career. The album is all about a relationship ending and the heartbreak that comes with that. It’s rumored to be about the end of her relationship with Feid.
Here is everything you need to know about her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto.
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What does No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto mean?
Let's start with the title: No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto is "I Don't Regret Feeling So Much" in Spanish. The title details the departure from her Tropicoqueta era, which was upbeat and celebratory—featuring a number of motifs around Colombian and Latin pride. This album is all about the breakup, with almost all of the songs on the album centered around heartbreak.
How did Karol G announce No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto?
Karol G is currently on her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropi Tour, which kicked off in Chicago last week. During her stop at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, she revealed the album's title, release date, and cover art on the stadium's video screens. It was there she announced that the album would be released on August 7, 2026—at midnight ET—via Bichota Records and Interscope Records.
Bichota Records is of course Karol G’s imprint.
No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto: Full Tracklist and Features
No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto features 14 tracks, including appearances from Drake, who appears on "Ahí," and Bruno Mars, who appears on "Still." Karol G released the tracklist on her Instagram on August 5th, just two days before the album is set to release.
The album also features “Después de ti,” a pop ballad featuring Greg Gonzalez that dropped in April and debuted at No. 96 on the Billboard Hot 100. And “Matadora,” which dropped right after the first night of her tour and is a reggaeton song.
Here is the full tracklist:
1. "Te Llevas To'"
2. "Maybe"
3. "Bebiendo Lágrimas"
4. "Ahí" (with Drake)
5. "Final Feliz"
6. "Still" (with Bruno Mars)
7. "Alguien Que Te Amaba"
8. "Matadora"
9. "For U My Lova"
10. "Si Lo Ven"
11. "Bby Wow" (with Judeline and Rusowsky)
12. "Con Quién Andará?"
13. "Eclipse"
14. "Después de Ti" (with Greg Gonzalez)
“Ahi”: Karol G and Drake’s Connection
For fans of Drake and Karol G, this link-up isn't that surprising.
On Wednesday, July 9th, Drake pulled up to her show at Rogers Centre in Toronto, appearing on the Jumbotron.
Drake also shouted out the singer on MAID OF HONOUR’s "New Bestie", rapping: "Yeah, I want a Latina, I want a Latina / I want a G like Karolina."
Drake actually brings that line back for “Ahi”, creating what feels like the ultimate callback moment for Drake. The song also features the rapper singing in Spanish, not the first time he’s done this. Drizzy has a history of singing in Spanish, including on Romeo Santos' "Odio" and Bad Bunny's "MIA."
Producers on Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto
Karol G keeps it close to the chest, working with longtime collaborators like Ovy on the Drums, Sky Rompiendo, and superstar Tainy.
There are some new flourishes on this album, though. She locks in with D'Mile for the Bruno Mars duet "Still," and she works with Oklou on the album standout "Final Feliz."
That collaboration came about because Karol looks up to her music. About working with Oklou, she told Rolling Stone: "Oklou's [work] stimulates my brain, my emotions, and she uses a lot of ambient sounds, very much in keeping with her production style. It sounds very fresh, very distinct."
Why No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto Matters
Well… let's start with the fact this is Karol G, who outside of Bad Bunny is the most powerful voice in Latin music right now. In April, she made history by being the first Latina to headline Coachella, delivering a 90-minute masterclass.
Next, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto sees the singer making a stylistic pivot, despite all the success she's had. This is a smaller, more introspective album. Not only does the cover feature cumulate that with its moody aesthetic—with her looking on with a solemn expression—but so does the music.
In an interview with Elle for the cover story last month, she talked about recording the album in isolation while in Hawaii. "In making this album, I put a lot into being alone," she said. "I did a lot of hiking alone. I would climb the mountains alone. I would stand there gazing at the sky. I learned a lot about enjoying my solitude in this industry—we are really, really lonely. Compared to the rest of the world, you're very isolated." In the piece, she also said, "I'm inviting everyone to be a little more dramatic, a little more extra."
