Global superstar Shakira has announced an exciting lineup of stadium and arena dates for her highly anticipated Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, produced by Live Nation. Due to overwhelming fan demand and enhancements in production, the North American leg originally set for 2024 has been rescheduled to spring 2025, with several venues upgraded to stadiums.
The tour kicks off on May 13, 2025, in Charlotte, NC, at Bank of America Stadium. Fans can expect spectacular performances at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, along with stops in Toronto, ON, Boston, MA, Miami, FL, and Las Vegas, NV, concluding on June 30 at Oracle Park in San Francisco, CA. Known for her electrifying shows, Shakira will perform tracks from her latest album alongside her iconic hits.
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Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour celebrates empowerment and resilience, inspired by her latest album. After a record-breaking Latin America leg, where 18 stadium shows sold out in under two hours, Shakira is set to deliver an unforgettable experience for her North American fans.
Global superstar Shakira is making history as she prepares for her 2025 Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour. The singer has sold out 13 stadium shows in the first leg of the tour, with nearly 700,000 tickets snapped up in under two hours. With over 2 million fans signing up for ticket notifications, overwhelming demand has led to the addition of three more shows in Mexico, with more expected soon. Tickets for the newly added Mexico dates are available now at Shakira.com.
Known for her high-energy performances and vibrant stage presence, Shakira’s upcoming tour promises to be her most ambitious yet. The tour will feature state-of-the-art production, bringing her new music and iconic hits to life on stage in front of massive crowds.
In addition to her record-breaking tour, Shakira’s latest single, “Soltera,” is dominating the charts. Released on September 25th, the infectious Afrobeats anthem has already climbed into the Global Top 50 on Spotify and hit #1 on the radio in several countries. The video for “Soltera” has racked up over 9 million views in just two days.
With her tour set to break all-time attendance records, Shakira continues to prove why she’s a global phenomenon.
On Saturday, September 14th, global superstar Shakira brought her signature energy to LIV Miami, captivating the crowd with her electrifying dance moves and chart-topping hits. The Colombian icon urged fans to put their phones down and live in the moment, creating an unforgettable experience as she performed fan favorites like “Whenever, Wherever,” “TQG,” and “Loca.”
Shakira was joined on stage by an all-star crew, including supermodel Winnie Harlow, Brazilian singer Anitta, and social media sensation Lele Pons. Together, they kept the party going in the DJ booth, dancing well into the early hours of the morning.
Also spotted at the event were NBA star Kyle Kuzma, cheering on Harlow from a VIP table, and rapper French Montana, who joined in the celebration from the crowd. It was a night of music, dancing, and star-studded fun, setting the tone for another unforgettable Miami weekend.
Shakira left the stage at a Miami club after catching a fan attempting to film up her skirt while she danced to her new song, “Soltera.”
The superstar was at LIV Miami to preview the single and appeared to be shooting a video with Winnie Harlow, Anitta, Lele Pons, and Danna. A fan video posted to Twitter showed her interacting with the other female artists before taking the stage. While performing her signature hip-gyrating moves, she noticed an unknown fan filming under her brown lace dress, pulled it down, and signaled for him to stop.
Shakira then gestured to the crowd, wagging her fingers to show that she saw the inappropriate behavior, and tried to continue dancing. However, when the person persisted, she called for the music to stop and left the stage, visibly upset. She was escorted off by the same group of women that helped her on stage.
Fans and the general public were quick to decry the videographer’s behavior as “creepy” and “inappropriate,” amongst other things.
Shakira, however, appears to have chosen to focus on the positive aspects of the evening, sharing fun backstage videos to her Instagram account from the night in question.
No release date for “Soltera” has been announced, marking her first new music since her March 2024 album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.
However, the North American leg of Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour kicks off on November 20 in Palm Desert, CA and ends in Detroit on December 15.
CONMEBOL has confirmed that Grammy® and Latin Grammy® award-winning artist Shakira will make history by performing for the first time at Copa América. She will headline the halftime show during the tournament’s final on Sunday, July 14, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
Known for her iconic performances at events like the Super Bowl and World Cups, Shakira will bring a mix of her classic anthems and latest hits to the stage. The final of CONMEBOL Copa América USA 2024 promises to be thrilling, drawing over 54,000 fans to date.
“Shakira is an extraordinary South American star who has dazzled the entire world. Her songs are sung and danced to in every corner of the planet, turning her art into a global phenomenon that crosses borders and is enjoyed by millions of people. We are sure that her performance at the Copa América USA 2024 will enhance the message of healthy passion and unity through sport,” said Alejandro Domínguez, president of CONMEBOL.
Shakira’s upcoming performance follows her successful album “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,” one of the year’s most streamed albums. She will kick off her highly anticipated world tour with 17 United States concerts starting Nov. 2 in Palm Desert, CA. Her debut at Copa América marks another milestone in her illustrious career, blending music and sports on an international stage.
There’s a notion in business that if you aren’t growing, you are dying. It’s a mentality that feels easy to combat, yet everything we experience regarding capitalism, about startups and the stock market, tells us differently, and it infects every aspect of our lives. You’d think culture would be immune, but Americans treat the arts in a similarly toxic manner, building things up only to tear them back down. If something finds too much success (and “too much” is generally the precipice of people outside their target demographic becoming aware of something and feeling the need to weigh in), a camaraderie forms in villainizing it, a common enemy that feels safe to punch up at. Marvel, Taylor Swift, Drake, Shohei Ohtani, Caitlin Clark; the list could go on and on.
Coachella is very much in this boat, with the advanced narrative of Coachella’s regression stemming from lower-than-usual ticket sales, headliners that were less headline-grabbing (all of whom came from marginalized demographics, mind you), and an overall lineup that seemed as far from its initial identity as its ever been. But being out on the polo fields again, it’s clear the rumors of Coachella’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. A larger footprint and a new Quasar stage helped make the crowd feel a bit thinner despite the event selling out, though it wouldn’t be surprising to discover a lower overall attendance. Still, you could pack in a day of non-stop music as well as ever. And if a moment wasn’t stacked with conflicts, you could wander around and discover something unexpected.
And it has to be said, that beyond the printed lineup, we got Vampire Weekend and Kid Cudi added to Weekend 1 and 2, respectively. Plus, surprise appearances from Shakira, Billie Eilish (multiple times), Sky Ferreira, Mac Demarco, Katy Perry, Olivia Rodrigo, Will Smith, Childish Gambino, Metro Boomin, ASAP Rocky, Becky G, Jackson Wang, Kesha, 21 Savage, Justin Bieber, and many more. Plus, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce prowled the audience on Saturday to take in Ice Spice (and more covertly took in Bleachers from side stage). If Coachella wasn’t still the biggest music news-generating event of the year, I’d be shocked. Sure, there are rumors that Weekend 2 will be much more sparsely populated and that this seems like a bit of a regrouping year as the fest looks to continue big splashes. But if this is what an off-year for Coachella looks like, we should all be so lucky.
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Shakira released Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran in late March, but she hasn’t taken her foot off the gas. She put on a pop-up concert at TSX in New York City’s Times Square and visited Hot Ones. She took it up another notch on Friday night, April 12.
The crowd for Bizarrap’s Coachella 2024 set heard the she-wolf howl and knew. Shakira appeared on stage with “LA LOBA SE VIENE,” which translates to “the wolf is coming,” on the screen behind her. Shortly thereafter, Shakira used the same screen to announce her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.
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Specific dates are presumably forthcoming, but Shakira confirmed on stage, “Finally, we are going on tour starting here. Starting here this November. This year in this city! I can’t wait.”
Shakira is making some serious waves in the music world right now. If you have not been paying attention, the Barraquilla, Colombia pop megastar has just come back after a seven-year album hiatus. Sure, she was there with some deluxe/concert versions of past works such as Laundry Service and El Dorado. But with Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, Shakira has mostly all new material and a topical focus that is extremely personal to her.
In a recent interview with Apple Music, she was passionate about this album’s messages and themes. “In a way, it’s kind of good not to have a husband.” Well then Shakira! There have been some pieces written about how “Punteria,” one of the singles and the opener, is her fending off the inner voice telling her to fall back on a past relationship. That being with her now ex-husband Gerard Piqué, who Shakira has not minced words on since their split.
She went on to say how its reinvigorated her to get back to doing what she loves. “Now I feel like working. It’s a compulsive need of mine that I didn’t feel before, she said.” Overall, what Shakira really wants to convey to audiences that there is someone out there for everyone and you are not always going to find your person right away or even after a few relationships. “It doesn’t matter the s***ty experiences you go through in life; there’s always a lot more to look forward to.”
What are your thoughts on this brand-new album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, by Shakira? Is this her best album of her career, why or why not? What songs are you gravitating toward right now? Which track is the best? How do you feel about the message she is trying to convey with this LP? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Shakira. Finally, stay with us for the most informative project posts throughout the week.
One of the pillars of pop music from the mid 1990s to the present has to be Shakira. The Barranquilla, Colombia superstar always has hits up her sleeve and is a model of consistency. However, over the last seven years, fans have not gotten a new album. That all changes today, and one song from it that no one can stop talking about is the Shakira and Cardi B collab “Puntería.”
Released just hours before Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran or Women No Longer Cry, this is now her 12th album. Shakira and Cardi B were a trending topic for a little bit back in May of 2023. The rumblings were centered around a possible song, “Estoy Lamida,” coming that summer, but it never materialized. However, “Puntería,” might be what was in the works around that time.
The main draw of this track is the possible meaning behind it. The title of song translates to “aim.” According to Bustle, they feel this song and album title has some ties to Shakira’s ex-husband Gerard Piqué. The “Whenever, Wherever” hitmaker was already throwing shade at him and his new love interest all through 2023. The overall message of the track is expressing how difficult it can be to move on from a past relationship. It does not directly call out Gerard or his partner, but we can see why some believe Shakira might have attacked the song this way.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new song, “Puntería,” by Shakira and Cardi B? Is this the best track on the Colombian pop star’s new album, why or why not? Who had the strongest performance on the record? Do you think she is taking shots at her ex-husband? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Shakira and Cardi B. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics (English Translation):
I become a she wolf like Shaki Crazy, crazy you are, my tiger Touch, touch me with more desire So that I never forget about you She wolf like Shaki You are my tiger
If ever there were a time for someone to rest on laurels, it would be after a gigantic statue in your image was erected in your hometown. And if that sounds like a strangely specific hypothetical, it’s because that exact scenario played out for Shakira in December when a 21-foot bronze statue of Shakira was unveiled in her hometown of Barranquilla, Colombia. However, instead of retiring, Shakira announced Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, her 12th studio album and first album since 2017. The LP is due out on March 22.
“My new album, coming out March 22, is one I created together with all of you, my pack of shewolves who were there for me every step of the way,” Shakira captioned an Instagram announcement on February 15. “Making this body of work has been an alchemical process. While writing each song, I was rebuilding myself. While singing them, my tears transformed into diamonds and my vulnerability into strength.”
This morning, February 29, Shakira unveiled the full Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tracklist, including the 2023 single “Acróstico” featuring her sons, Milan and Sasha. Check it out below.
Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Album Cover Artwork
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Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tracklist
1. “Puntería” Feat. Cardi B
2. ”La Fuerte” Feat. Bizarrap
3. ”Tiempo Sin Verte”
4. ”Cohete” Feat. Rauw Alejandro
5. ”(Entre Paréntesis)” Feat. Grupo Frontera
6. ”Cómo Dónde y Cuándo”
7. ”Nassau”
8. “Última”
9. ”Te Felicito” Feat. Rauw Alejandro
10. ”Monotonía” Feat. Ozuna
11. ”Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53”
12. ”TQG” Feat. Karol G
13. ”Acróstico” Feat. Milan and Sasha
14. “Copa Vacía” Feat. Manuel Turizo
15. “El Jefe” Feat. Fuerza Regida
16. ”Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53″ (Tiësto Remix)
17. “Punteria” (Vinyl Version)
Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran is out 3/22 via Sony Music Latin. Find more information here.
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