Colombian singer Shakira continues to cause fury with her tour ‘Women no longer cry’ in the United States. The Barranquillera has had the presence of several invited artists for their show. The Puerto Rican Ozuna was the guest for his concert at the Metlife Stadium of East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Ozuna took the stage to interpret with Shakira the theme ‘Monotony’, one of the most personal songs of the last album of the Colombian. This song was born shortly after the rupture of Shakira and former soccer player Gerard Piqué and the artist sings about how little by little his relationship came to an end.
For the first time Shakira performed ‘monotony’ live in the company of Ozuna in the first of two concerts he offered at the Metlife Stadium. Seeing Ozuna on stage, the public cheered to the pair that performed the controversial issue that gave so much what to talk about in 2022.
After the show, Ozuna published a post on his Instagram account in which he confessed that the Barranquilla made him nervous. “Shakira made me nervous !!!! ta of … ..”accompanied by a photo carousel of the event.
Shakira also published a series of photos on his Instagram account in which he highlighted Ozuna’s participation on that night he described as “unforgettable.”
“What an unforgettable night in Metlife! What a audience! Yes! Ozuna, you are incredible! Thank you for making tonight even more magical,” he wrote on Instagram.
Ozuna is one of the artists that Shakira has invited to her first concerts of her tour in the United States. He has already sung along with Alejandro Sanz, Wyclef Jean, Pitbull and Rauw Alejandro, who have contributed unique moments in each presentation.
Alejandro Sanz was the first guest of the tour that started on May 13 in Charlotte. The Spanish singer joined Shakira to interpret the theme ‘La Tortura’, one of the most successful themes of both of their career and who fulfilled this year his 20th anniversary.
The following Shakira concerts in the United States are the following:
- May 22: Detroit, Michigan – Little Caesars Arena
- May 24: Chicago, Illinois – Grant Park
- May 29: Boston, Massachusetts – Fenway Park
- May 31: Washington City, DC – Nationals Park
- June 2: Atlanta, Georgia – State Parc Arena
- June 4: Orlando, Florida – Camping World Stadium
- June 6 and 7: Miami Gardens, Florida – Hard Rock Stadium
- June 11: Arlington, Texas – Globe Life Field
- June 13: San Antonio, Texas – Alamodome
- June 15 and 16: Houston, Texas – Toyota Center
- June 20: Inglewood, California – Sofi Stadium
- June 22 and 23: Phoenix, Arizona – Footprint Center
- June 26: San Diego, California – Snapdragon Stadium
- June 28: Las Vegas, Nevada – Allegiant Stadium
- June 30: San Francisco, California – Oracle Park
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