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Spotify and Kenia Os Bring ‘K de Karma’ From Streaming to Stage With Fan-First Experiences

A new era for Kenia Os has arrived, and Spotify marked the moment by putting fans at the center. To celebrate the release of K de Karma, her fourth studio album, we created a series of experiences designed to bring the Mexican artist closer to her community, including fan-driven unlocks, exclusive events, and a live listening party.

From teaser to tracklist

The rollout brought fans along for every step. It all began before the official album announcement, when cities across Mexico woke up to a mysterious message: “K DE ____” alongside the Spotify logo. No explanation, no date, just a clue. The message sparked curiosity across the Kenini fandom. Theories spread quickly, and conversations took off on social media as fans connected the dots, shared ideas, and amplified the moment together.

The next chapter unfolded on Spotify. On the album’s Countdown Page, the tracklist was initially listed with placeholder titles: Karma No. 1, Karma No. 2, Karma No. 3. When the page reached No. 10 on Spotify’s Global Countdown Charts earlier this month, the real song titles were unlocked, with Kenia sharing exclusive clips explaining the story behind each track.

Bad Bunny to Make History in Tokyo With First-Ever Billions Club Live Performance in Asia

Following an extraordinary 2025 in which he was named Spotify’s Global Top Artist for an unprecedented fourth time (and on the heels of that halftime gig), Bad Bunny will headline the next installment of our Billions Club Live series with a special concert in Tokyo on March 7.

The event marks Bad Bunny’s first-ever performance in Asia. It’s a testament to his incredible global reach and the power of Latin music to connect with fans everywhere. Following landmark Billions Club Live performances from Ed Sheeran in Dublin, Miley Cyrus in Paris, and The Weeknd in Los Angeles, we’re proud to bring this unique concert experience to a key music market and celebrate one of the world’s most-streamed artists.

The performance is a celebration of his historic run in the Billions Club, which includes 28 tracks (and counting). Fans in Tokyo can expect a setlist packed with the billion-stream hits that have defined his career. While the show aligns with his DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS tour schedule, this is a one-night-only standalone concert—not a tour stop—held exclusively for his top listeners in Japan.

Bad Bunny songs in the Billions Club (as of February 17, 2026)

Benito is in good company. See every artist and song that’s made it into the Billions Club on our official playlist.