After nearly two years away, Colombian multiplatinum star Greeicy finally made her return to Venezuela, and her fans on Isla de Margarita made sure she felt every bit of that absence. The singer and actress headlined Saca el Pecho Fest 2026, held at the Complejo Miragua right on Playa El Agua, one of the most iconic beach settings in the Caribbean.

Over 5,000 people packed the venue to see her perform, and by all accounts, she delivered. Her stage presence and choreography reminded everyone why she's one of the most respected and beloved women in Latin music right now. She ran through her catalog and spotlighted her newest singles, including the sensual "Quiero+" and the deeply emotive "Curándote."

From Margarita to the ULTRA Stage

What makes this moment even more significant is the timing. Just one week before the Isla de Margarita show, Greeicy was standing on the main stage at ULTRA Music Festival 2026 as a special guest of American DJ Steve Aoki. ULTRA is one of the biggest electronic music festivals in the world, and her appearance there wasn't just a cameo. Aoki teased an upcoming collaboration involving Greeicy and Puerto Rican star Farruko, a pairing that has fans already speculating about what that project could sound like.

Two major stages in two different countries within one week says a lot about where Greeicy is right now.

New Music With Depth

In mid-March, Greeicy dropped "Mantis," her second collaboration with legendary reggae band Cultura Profética. The song is a slow-burn meditation on patience and trust, inviting listeners to find peace in uncertainty and lean into the idea that something larger than ourselves is holding things together. It's a different side of Greeicy compared to the more upbeat singles she's been releasing, and it shows her range as an artist.

"Mantis," alongside "Quiero+," "Curándote," "Estas Ganas," and "El Limonar," will all be part of her fourth studio album, expected to arrive later in 2026.

Covers, Nominations, and a Lot of Momentum

On top of the music, Greeicy has been making moves in the editorial world too. She covered Marie Claire Colombia's March issue and Esquire Colombia's April issue, two high-profile features that reflect her growing influence beyond music.

And the industry is taking notice. She's one of the most nominated artists at the Premios Nuestra Tierra 2026, with nods in Mejor Canción Urbana, Mejor Video Nuestra Tierra for "Quiero+," and Mejor Artista Pop Femenina. For an artist with a fourth album still on the way, those nominations are just the beginning of what this year could bring.

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