Karol G’s Mañana Fue Muy Bonito Review: Netflix Doc + Tour Recap

🎬 What Is Mañana Fue Muy Bonito About?

Karol G’s Netflix documentary, Mañana Fue Muy Bonito, hit #1 in over 10 countries—and it’s more than just career growth. It’s her most intimate, empowering era to date. For the fans who were there and the new ones discovering her journey, this doc and tour together cement why Karol G is, and will always be, La Bichota.

It’s a Netflix documentary about Karol G’s record-breaking stadium tour—but it’s also a story of healing, rebirth, and reclaiming your power.

You see her grind: the rehearsals, the voice training, the late-night studio recordings. You hear her insecurities: the anxiety before going on stage, the heartbreak after the breakup. And you watch her grow—in real time.

She doesn’t sugarcoat anything. She talks about how hard it was to get her music played on local radio stations in Medellín. She shares how, at 16, her own manager told her he was falling in love with her—and implied that for her career to continue, she had to feel the same. It forced her to walk away from music. She fell out with her dad. And for a while, she gave up on her dream. All because a man made her success conditional on his feelings.

And yet—she came back. Slowly. Fully. On her own terms.

💖 I Was There — Twice

My Rose Bowl outfit – you know I had to show up right for La Bichota 💕

I saw Karol G live twice during her Mañana Será Bonito era.

First, at the Rose Bowl—which happened to be Feid’s birthday. The show? Incredible. Becky G popped out. The visuals were on point. But the feeling? It was that collective scream when Karol walked out. That moment where you realized—she did it. She really made it. A Latina headlining a stadium tour.

This moment? Iconic. Karol wishing Feid a happy birthday at the Rose Bowl 🎂

But Medellín in December? Floor GA? Mañana Será Bonito Fest?

Karol pulled out all the stops: Young Miko, Becky G, Romeo Santos, Cris MJ, Ryan Castro, and of course… Feid. It was the reggaeton fantasy lineup. Being in GA on the floor during “Provenza” while fireworks lit up the sky—liberating doesn’t even begin to describe it. The floor was vibrating. We were all screaming, crying, dancing. For those couple of hours, it felt like every worry, every anxiety, every heartbreak we’d ever carried just… lifted.

The show, man, it was AMAZING. It was cathartic to be there. The energy from the crowd? Next level. But Medellín? That was different. That was sacred. Being in her hometown, La Bichota rompió. The colors, the fireworks, the freedom—it felt like for those two hours, we were alive in the most joyful, primal way. Just living. Just dancing.

💔 From Heartbreak to Healing

This moment? Freedom. Medellín, December 2023.

Every girl has been there—stuck in a toxic cycle, not knowing how to walk away. Karol didn’t just survive it—she built an era from it. Mañana Será Bonito became a lifeline, a daily affirmation that something better was coming.

But this documentary isn’t about perfection. It’s about process.

We see the tears, the imposter syndrome, the pressure. But we also see the wins: launching her foundation to send girls from Medellín to NASA, pushing through rehearsals to perfect her craft, and grounding herself in her family.

Honestly? I don’t even know what part broke me. I was crying through most of it. The voiceovers. The footage. The way her energy shifted whenever her mom or dad appeared. It felt real. Not filtered. Not edited for PR. Just a woman who worked her ass off and wanted to bring us with her.

🎤 Karol G’s Impact on Reggaeton—and on Us

Let’s be clear—Karol didn’t kick open the reggaeton door for female artists.

Ivy Queen did that.

But Karol took that opening and built a new kind of room inside. A room where softness doesn’t mean weakness. Where healing is celebrated. Where women don’t have to harden to be respected.

For so many of us—especially first-gen Latinas—Karol G represents the dream that still feels out of reach: to be big, loud, emotional, successful, and loved. All at once.

📺 Where to Watch

Mañana Fue Muy Bonito is now streaming on Netflix. If you’re ready to cry, dance, and maybe find a little healing in the process—press play.

💬 Final Thought

Karol G didn’t just tour or document her life. She gave us an era. An anthem. A safe space to feel everything and still come out dancing.

She reminds us not to let anyone devalue us. That we’re allowed to take up space, to dream big, and to receive the best this world has to offer.

What moment in the documentary hit you hardest? Or if you were at the tour, what song made you feel the most free?