Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises Over $3 Million, Karol G Accounts for $1 Million
- On Sunday, Aug 23, Karol pledged $1.2 million through the Con Cora Foundation at the Vive Claro Distrito Cultural in Bogotá during a benefit concert for earthquake relief.
- The event brought together more than 30 artists including Maluma, Eladio Carri, Greeicy, Draco Rosa, and Sebasti Yatra to raise funds supporting families and reconstruction after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on Aug 10.
- Organizers reported approximately $3.6 million in total donations, supplementing the $1.15 million gathered before the event; some broadcast reports cited $1 million for the foundation's specific contribution.
- Participating via livestream from California, Karol performed Coleccionando Heridas and Milagros, sharing a message that Colombians embody "love, solidarity, empathy, tolerance, the ability to come together."
- Separately, Licores from Antioquia donated 55,000 hydration drinks to support affected communities, expanding relief efforts across the region beyond the concert's monetary contributions.
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Colombian singer Karol G performed on Sunday with a live broadcast that was screened during the "Vocas por la Vida" charity concert, aimed at supporting people affected by the 7.4 earthquake, in the music venue Vive Claro Distrito Cultural de Bogotá.
The singer announced the economic contribution during the Colombian charity concert: voices for life, where she performed the theme "Milagros"
The singer Karol G donated $1.2 million to those affected by the earthquake in Colombia during the "Voices for Life" charity concert. Karol G donated $1.2 million to support people affected by the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that shook Colombia on August 10, as part of the "Voices for Life" charity concert held in Bogotá The singer participated in a virtual way from Los Angeles, where she offered a presentation for the nearly 40,000 attendees who m…
The singer joins from Los Angeles to the charity concert held in Bogotá and channels her contribution through the 'Con Cora' foundation
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