KAROL G has released “Still” featuring Bruno Mars, and the duet is one of the most intimate moments on her new album. The song is track 6 on NO ME ARREPIENTO DE SENTIR TANTO, released August 7, 2026 through Bichota Records and Interscope.
“Still” is sung entirely in English, which makes it stand out on a record rooted in Spanish. Lyrically, it is a conversation between two people who are afraid of losing each other. KAROL G opens as the anxious voice, saying she has never felt like this and picturing what her life would look like without him. Bruno Mars answers as the steady one, asking her to lay her head down, telling her not to let her mind go where it does not need to, and promising that his feeling for her will not change.
The meaning lives in the title. The chorus says it plainly:
I’d still sleep in your sweater
Still feel you in the dark
I’d still keep all your letters
I won’t tear them apart
The bridge gives the song its sharpest image: “Please don’t ever leave me, stay right where you are. But if you were to go, you know you’d be my favorite scar.” A scar is the perfect symbol here. It is a wound that healed but never disappeared. The line suggests that even a goodbye could not erase what the person meant.
The track fits the album’s intimate concept. NO ME ARREPIENTO DE SENTIR TANTO translates to “I Don’t Regret Feeling So Much,” and Karol G has described the project as opening a door to a more private version of herself. When she announced the album at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on July 29, she said she had been “locked in for months making new music.” “Still” was written by KAROL G, Bruno Mars, Sasha Alex Sloan, Isabel LaRosa, and Thomas LaRosa, and produced by KAROL G, Bruno Mars, Thomas LaRosa, and D’Mile.
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There is no verified statement that the song is autobiographical. What makes it connect is the duet structure: listeners hear both sides of the same fear, the person afraid of losing someone and the person promising not to leave.