“Nothing more painful for an artist than having to cancel two shows”: Shakira

The ‘Latin Pop Queen’ faces a new reverse on his tour of the United States. This Friday, the singer announced with regret the cancellation of her concert in the US capital, which should be held this Saturday, June 1 at the Nationals Park.

The reason is due to the fact that its production failed to be transported from Boston, where it also had to suspend Your shows scheduled for May 29 and 30.

“Nothing more painful for an artist than having to cancel two exhausted stadium shows such as Boston and DC for reasons that go beyond control. Thank you for being there in good and not so good. We have traveled together every bump on the way, and you always take me to the other side. I want them with everything,” said the interpreter of Anthology Through your social networks this Saturday.

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The suspension of the concert in Washington hits fans and also the city’s events schedule, since the show was one of the inaugural acts of the World pride LGTBI+event that Washington is hosting this year.

As reported by the stadium organization, the reimbursements will be automatic for purchases made through Ticketmaster and the official website of the Nationals; those who acquired Tickets Through other channels they must contact their distributors directly.

The tour Women no longer crywhich marks the artist’s return to the great stages after several years, has been marked by several setbacks. In New Jersey, health authorities reported an investigation for possible massive exposure to measles at the concert he offered at the Metlife Stadium, which was the second stop of his US tour.

Also, in MontrealShakira suffered a fall in the middle of the stage while he danced, although he managed to continue the show with professionalism.

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The Tour had already been postponed previously: initially scheduled for November last year, it was rescheduled for May 2025, after passing through Latin America, where it also faced modifications in its itinerary. In cities such as Santiago de Chile and Medellín, some concerts were canceled or postponed for similar reasons.

With full scenarios, delivered fans and a clear message of thanks, Shakira continues with a tour that, although rugged, remains one of the most important and Bobbins worldwide.