"It's been a dream to be part of this project," Karol G opens up on her connection with the upcoming Barbie Movie, Mattel set to transcend boundaries.

Anticipated with bated breath, the iconic Barbie is getting ready to grace the big screen in a manner unlike any other, tackling the hurdles of reality, in Greta Gerwig's next directorial venture. Mattel's beloved Barbie, portrayed by the effervescent Margot Robbie, confronts her life of splendor, while grappling with the less pink-filled hues of reality set to release on July 21st.

"When I was little, I couldn't play with Barbies"

In an enthralling collision of the Barbie universe with the real world, the film not only showcases Margot Robbie's enchanting, doll-like aura, but also delights fans with the exquisite soundtrack that includes chart-topping names such as Karol G, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, and Sam Smith.

"The scene of me in the green dress reminds me of when I was little and my mom didn’t let take the Barbies out of the box to play, because I wanted to cut their hair and change their look immediately," Karol G reminisced about her connection to the Barbie universe, celebrating her participation in the project. "It’s been a dream to be part of this project."

Subheading: "Barbies were too perfect to be toyed with"

Following on the vibrant Barbie wave, Billboard connects with various Latin artists who fondly remember their Barbie-imbued childhood memories, adding more glitter to the anticipated movie.

Describing her kinship with Barbie, GALE confessed, "For my birthday and special occasions my friends and family would give me Barbies. I would always place the Barbies in my room but I was too afraid to open the boxes because they were too perfect." She followed this with an amusing anecdote where she would delegate the 'opening' task to her cousins, safeguarding her perfect Barbies.

As we inch closer to the movie's release, these precious revelations not only personify Mattel's Barbie in a more adorable light but also kindle the excitement for the movie, with Latin artists including GALE, Ludmilla, Kenia Os, and more, inviting us into their Barbie-charged past, as per Billboard.

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