KAROL G Like You've Never Seen Her Before: Arrives on Netflix on May 8

KAROL G’s dream, which once seemed impossible, is now history. And soon, her fans will be able to relive every moment—from the stage to the screen, only on Netflix. 

Get ready to feel every note, every struggle, and every triumph. On May 8, KAROL G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful arrives on Netflix. This film follows the artist’s journey from her career’s beginning in Medellín to global stardom, accompanying her throughout her record-breaking stadium tour  “Mañana Será Bonito”.

The official trailer reveals an exciting preview of the exclusive footage, vulnerable moments, and unforgettable memories captured from the artist’s latest tour. This production is a love letter to all the fans who have sung her songs, filled stadiums, and supported her career.

The feature-length documentary is directed and produced by Emmy Award-winner Cristina Costantini (Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado, Science Fair) and produced by This Machine’s (a part of Sony Pictures Television) R.J. Cutler, Elise Pearlstein, and Trevor Smith, and Bichota Films in  association with Interscope Films. Other producers include Kristofer Ríos, Alex Simmons, and Mariem Pérez, with co-producer Sofía Vanegas Cardona from Bichota Films. Mark Blatty and Margaret Yen serve as executive producers alongside John Janick and Nir Seroussi from Interscope Capitol.

About KAROL G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful Release Date: May 8, 2025 Production Companies: This Machine, Interscope Films, Bichota Films Director: Cristina Costantini Producers: R.J. Cutler, Elise Pearlstein, Trevor Smith, Cristina Costantini, Kristofer Ríos, Alex Simmons, Mariem Pérez Executive Producers: Mark Blatty, Margaret Yen, John Janick, Nir Seroussi

Synopsis:

KAROL G was told her dream was too big, that she was the wrong gender, and from the wrong place, to ever be a global star. But only fools bet against a Bichota. KAROL G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful, a documentary from This Machine and director Cristina Costantini, traces KAROL’s rise from humble beginnings in Medellín, Colombia, to global stardom, as she proves the critics wrong with a historical, record-breaking stadium tour. It’s a rare look at the unique determination, talent, and relentless work ethic that has launched KAROL G to superstardom and paved a path for future generations of Latinas.

About Cristina Costantini

Director Cristina Costantini returns to Netflix with her second feature documentary, KAROL G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful, premiering this spring. This follows her critically acclaimed, award-winning feature Mucho Mucho Amor, which was purchased by Netflix at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, and went on to nominations from the News & Documentary Emmys as well as being honored as Best Documentary of the Year by the Imagen Foundation Awards and the Latino Entertainment Journalist Association Film Awards. 

Costantini recently returned to SUNDANCE for a third time with the premiere SALLY, based on the life of Sally Ride. She was previously at the 2018 Sundance Festival with her debut film, Science Fair, about the competitive world of high school science fairs (co-directed with Darren Foster) and in 2020 with Mucho Mucho Amor (co-directed with Kareem Tabsch).  

Costantini got her start as an award-winning investigative journalist, covering detention centers, immigration, and the opioid crisis. She has received numerous awards from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists for her work, as well as a DuPont Award and several Emmy nominations. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Costantini is a graduate of Yale University. She now lives in Los Angeles with her husband Alfie, daughter Penny, and elderly pug dog Harriet.

About Netflix:

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About This Machine:  

This Machine (a part of Sony Pictures Television) was founded in 2020 and has quickly established itself as one of the premier producers of documentary film and television in the world. Headed by award-winning filmmaker and nonfiction pioneer R.J. Cutler, This Machine is a filmmaker-driven company that explores the times in which we live through nonfiction storytelling in all media. Recent This Machine projects include the three-part documentary event Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series (Apple TV+) as well as the feature documentaries Martha (Netflix) and Elton John: Never Too Late (Disney+). Other films and TV series include the PGA Award- nominated theatrical documentary The Disappearance of Shere Hite (IFC), the Emmy-winning documentary series Big Vape (Netflix), the HBO feature doc South to Black Power, the award-winning docuseries Murf the Surf (MGM), the celebrated history of women of color in the fashion industry, Supreme Models (Netflix) and the feature documentary Anthem (Hulu). This Machine is also behind the Academy Award-shortlisted Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry, the multiaward-winning BELUSHI, and the cult-hit Dear… (Apple TV). Upcoming projects include the feature documentary Lee Soo Man: King of K-Pop (Amazon) and KAROL G: Tomorrow was Beautiful (Netflix). This Machine’s team includes Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning producer and executive Elise Pearlstein, Cutler’s long-time producing partner Trevor Smith, EVP Mark Blatty, and the development team of Sally Rosen Phillips and Alisa Cacho-Sousa. This Machine’s team has decades of experience creating the highest-quality and most popular nonfiction films and series as well as scripted series, feature films, and podcasts.