The fury over the return of Shakira Latin America doesn’t stop: after selling out the first date in the country, his fans swept up the tickets for his second show, which will take place on March 8 at Campo Argentino de Polo.
Produced by Fenix Entertainment, this new show joins the one on March 7, both completely sold out. The singer returns to the country after 6 years within the framework of “Women No Longer Cry World Tour” which will also take her through Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Chile and Colombia.
The singer’s fans also sold out the shows on February 16 at the National Stadium in Lima and on March 2 at the National Stadium in Santiago de Chile, thus confirming new dates for each city. On February 17th there will be the second performance in Lima and on March 3rd in Santiago de Chile.
Shakira and 13 dates sold out in record time
Shakira is breaking records around the world and is set to break all-time attendance with this tour in 2025. She has already sold out 13 stadium concerts in the first leg, with almost 700,000 tickets sold in less than two hourswhen they went on sale late last week.
This tour is a tribute to Shakira’s popular music, with a look to the future. Inspired by his album “Women No Longer Cry”promotes a message of empowerment and strength that Shakira seeks to convey to several generations of fans, who have never seen her live or to those who have been waiting for her return for several years.
With a new production designed with the highest technology, their greatest hits, new songs and several surprises, the concert aspires to be an unforgettable experience, both visually and musically.
“Soltera”, Shakira’s new single
A few days ago Shakira released her most recent single “Single woman”an infectious female Afrobeats anthem.
The song had already generated buzz online following the filming of the video at LIV Miami, recorded at the Hard Rock Seminole in Hollywood, FL, featuring Winnie Harlow, Anitta, Danna and Lele Pons. The video clip will be released soon.
The new single comes after Shakira’s 3 Latin GRAMMY nominations: Album of the Year for “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran”, Song of the Year for “Entre Paréntesis” and Best Latin Electronic Music Performance for “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53 (Tiësto Remix).”
Source: Ambito
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