Shakira revealed the name of the Colombian singer who will accompany her in her concerts in Miami, “they can’t miss it”
Shakira continues to surprise her followers on her world tour Women no longer cry World Tour. The most recent news was The revelation of the name of the Colombian singer who will accompany her in her concerts in Miami.
Through Storie In your social networks The Barranquillera confirmed that the Colombian singer Manuel Turizo He will be one of the invited artists in their concerts in the United States.
This collaboration has generated great expectation, especially for its successful joint song “Copa Vacía”, which has experienced a remarkable increase in reproductions in Colombia after the first concerts of the Barranquilla in Brazil.
The inclusion of tourizo on the tour not only highlights Shakira’s commitment to Colombian talent, but also promises unforgettable moments for attendees. Shakira and Manuel Turizo will sing together in Miami on June 6 and 7 And its appearance on stage is expected to be one of the culminating points of the tour in US territory.
In addition to Manuel Turizo, Shakira has shared the stage with several prominent artists during his tour. In Medellín he was attended by Maluma, with whom he interpreted “blackmail”, and Carlos Viveswith whom he sang “the bicycle.” At the beginning of the American stage of the tour, in Charlotte, North Carolina, Alejandro Sanz joined her to revive her iconic “the torture” collaboration, while Wyclef Jean accompanied her in “Hips Don’t Lie.” In East Rutherford, New Jersey, Ozuna joined the show to interpret “monotony” next to the Barranquillera.
The tour Women They no longer cry World Tour It has been a global phenomenon, with records for assistance and collection in Latin America. In total, it has sold more than 950,000 tickets in 18 stadiums only in this region and exceeded records of artists such as Taylor Swift.
Upcoming concerts
- May 29 – Boston, Ma – Fenway Park
- May 31 – Washington, DC – Nationals Park
- June 4 – Orlando, FL – Camping World Stadium
- June 6 – Miami, FL – Hard Rock Stadium
- June 11 – Arlington, Tx – Globe Life Field
- June 13 – San Antonio, Tx – Alaminome
- June 15 – Houston, Tx – Toyota Center
- June 20 – Inglewood, Ca – Sofi Stadium
- June 22 – Phoenix, Az – Footprint Center
- June 26 – San Diego, CA – Snapdragon Stadium
- June 28 – Las Vegas, NV – Allegiant Stadium
- June 30 – San Francisco, Ca – Oracle Park
