“She is another level”: Johanna Bahamón did not hold back praise for Karol G after the visit of ‘La Bichota’ to the Good Shepherd

The paisa singer was accompanied by Johanna Bahamón, creator of the Acción Interna foundation.

Colombia News.

Inmates of the El Buen Pastor Prison in Bogotá received a pleasant surprise from the number one artist in the world of urban music: Karol G.

The 31-year-old paisa arrived at the prison in the company of Johanna Bahamón, an actress from Cali who has dedicated her efforts to the resocialization process of the convicted and post-convicted population of Colombia, offering them second chances through new ways of earning a living through of entrepreneurship and business ideas.

Also with his already known Internal Restaurantlocated in a prison in Cartagena where diners can live the experience of having lunch inside a detention center and being served by women who have already served a large percentage of their sentence.

See: Johanna Bahamón prepared the surprise and Karol G “crazed” the inmates of a prison in Medellín; he danced and signed autographs

The inmates of the Buen Pastor enjoyed the figure of Karol G, walking through the opavillones and singing their best hits as ‘La Bichota’, ‘Oh my God’, ‘Mami’, ‘Poblado’, ‘Tusa’; among other topics that have hit stations and digital platforms.

through the account of Internal Actionthey thanked Karol G for his presence in the jail.

“Yesterday was a day not to forget. Thank you Karol G for giving this moment full of music, generosity, empathy and solidarity with all the women deprived of their liberty in the Good Shepherd women’s prison in Bogotá. Thank you for always believing in second chances,” the message reads.

For her part, Johanna Bahamón did not hold back praise for the urban music artist:

“She is another level of generosity, love, simplicity, humanity and empathy. I love her and she was loved by all the 1,950 inmates of the Good Shepherd whom he visited patio by patio. »

Although it is not official, it is speculated that Karol G would be interested in holding some workshops in Colombian prisons to support the social work of Johanna Bahamón.

This is not the first time that the singer born in Medellín visits a prison to give the inmates some fun. She had previously been in El Pedregal, a women’s penitentiary in Antioquia, days before her concert in the city of Medellín.

That day she was also accompanied by Johanna Bahamón.

Cover photo: @accioninterna

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