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See Bruno Mars Serenade Karol G in New ‘Dance With Me’ Video

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See Bruno Mars Serenade Karol G in New 'Dance With Me' Video

Bruno Mars John Esparza

Bruno Mars serenades Karol G in the new video for “Dance With Me,” the latest single off The Romantic.

Just days after Mars delivered a (pretaped) live performance of the track at the MTV Video Music Awards, the singer dropped the visual of the track, with Mars — in his Romantic persona — singing from an isolated phone booth to Karol G, his recent duet mate on her single “Still.”

After hanging up the pay phone, Mars and his string section show up outside Karol G’s balcony before the two are ultimately reunited; in a meta moment, a photo of the two singers together, suggesting their characters’ shared history, is the same picture from the “Still” cover art.

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Mars was nominated for eight awards at the 2026 VMAs, but left the evening with one Moon Person, taking home Best R&B for “I Just Might”; Mars was also up for Video of the Year and Album of the Year, but lost to Taylor Swift and Madonna, respectively.

The Romantic Tour continues this weekend with the start of a four-night residency at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, followed by multi-night stops in Santa Clara, California, Vancouver, British Columbia, and Mexico City.

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