Shakira’s concert tour has had several setbacksbeing the last in the United States, where the singer had to cancel her presentations in two cities.
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The first city in which the Colombian could not appear was Boston, where her show was scheduled for May 29, at Fenway Park.
According to the producer Live Nationin the middle of a routine inspection before the show Structural elements were identified that “did not meet the required standards”putting the security of the artist and the assistants at risk.
Although there is no official confirmation about what the problem was, media such as The Mirror They indicated that it could be something related to the roof of the stage. On May 30, the stage dismantling was made.
This last fact would be related to the cancellation of the interpreter of songs such as Bare feet, hips don´t lie, single and torture In the city of Washington, because the show that would be made on May 31 and that would develop At the beginning of the LGTBIQ+ pride month it could not be carried out, because it was not possible to transfer the Boston stage to the US capital.
What did Shakira say about the cancellation of his concerts?
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Through her Instagram account the artist sent a message to her followers: “Nothing is more painful for an artist than having to cancel concerts with full stadiums, such as Boston and Washington, for reasons beyond the control of one”.
The singer also granted her fans for being in the “good times and in the not so good.” “We have sailed together for every bump of the road and you have always taken me to the other side. I want you with everything”Shakira said.
Mayor of Washington replied to Shakira
The mayor of the US capital, Muriel Bowser, responded in a public act about the cancellation of the Shakira concert in the city.
“Shakira, come here. You have the rest of the week to come. Come here, we love you. We want to see you. We want to work and have a party with you ”, were the words of the president.
The singer’s show was planned within the Worldpride DCa series of events that celebrate the beginning of the month that seeks to claim the rights of the LGTBIQ+population.
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