Colombian reggaeton star Karol G apologized Monday after her latest song "+57" was criticized for sexualizing minors, even drawing censure from the president.

The single, recorded with fellow Colombians such as J Balvin, Maluma, Feid, Ryan Castro and Blessd was released last Thursday, but has already drawn opprobrium from far and wide.

Among other lyrics, it refers to a "hot mama" aged just 14.

Karol G, a 33-year-old five-time Latin Grammy winner, apologized on social media Monday, adding, "I realize that I still have much to learn."

Colombia's Institute for Family Welfare, an official child protection body, said the song promoted "sexualism at a young age."

Child sex abuse by foreign tourists has become a headache for Medellin, the singer's home city.

The single has also been attacked in newspaper editorials, by magazines such as Rolling Stone en Espanol, and Colombian President Gustavo Petro on X.

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Colombian reggaeton star Karol G apologized Monday after her latest song "+57" was criticized for sexualizing minors, even drawing censure from the president. The single, recorded with fellow Colombians such as J Balvin, Maluma, Feid, Ryan Castro and Blessd was released last Thursday, but has already drawn opprobrium from far and wide.

Colombian reggaeton star Karol G apologized Monday after her latest song "+57" was criticized for sexualizing minors, even drawing censure from the president. The single, recorded with fellow Colombians such as J Balvin, Maluma, Feid, Ryan Castro and Blessd was released last Thursday, but has already drawn opprobrium from far and wide. Among other lyrics, it refers to a "hot mama" aged just 14. Karol G, a 33-year-old five-time Latin Grammy winner, apologized on social media Monday, adding, "I realize that I still have much to learn." Colombia's Institute for Family Welfare, an official child protection body, said the song promoted "sexualism at a young age." Child sex abuse by foreign tourists has become a headache for Medellin, the singer's home city. The single has also been attacked in newspaper editorials, by magazines such as Rolling Stone en Espanol, and Colombian President Gustavo Petro on X. (Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.)

Reggaeton star Karol G apologises for song said to sexualise minors

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Reggaeton star Karol G apologises for song said to sexualise minors