According to Billboard Boxscore, Shakira He is the only Latin artist in the world tours top 10 and occupies the number two position at the global level.
With only 21 concerts, he raised $ 130 million, surpassing legends such as Paul McCartney, Eagles and Bruno Mars, among others, only surpassed by the British band Coldplay, which is also sweeping this year. Read: Is Shakira sincelejana? His father and a former mayor confirm it
Now, Miami prepares to live two unforgettable nights with the return of the Colombian artist and her world tour ‘Women no longer cry’.
The Colombian star will arrive at Hard Rock Stadium this Friday and Saturday, promising a show loaded with emotion, dance and great successes.
As if that were not enough, the special participation of Alejandro Sanz, Manuel Turizo and Ozunawho will join Shakira on stage to interpret their collaboration together. Read: Between coffee and kisses: Shakira’s new song and Alejandro Sanz
He will arrive in Miami after his concert in the city of the attraction parks, Orlando, where he appeared before more than 70,000 people vibrating to the rhythm of his great successes. A magical night that made it clear why it is still one of the most powerful artists on the planet.
Shakira’s tour continues in Miami despite health and logistics challenges
Expirable health, logistics and security on stage have marked the world tour of Shakira, forcing the cancellation or reprogramming of several concerts, while the Colombian singer prepares for a new performance this Friday in Miami, where he resides since 2023. Read: Shakira concert under alert for massive measles exposure
The Hard Rock Stadium, located in Miami, will host between Friday and Saturday the next two dates of the tour ‘Women no longer cry’ of the Barranquillera, for which some tickets are still on sale, especially in the resale.
Beyond the added value of the headquarters -Miami is considered the second home of Shakira- this concert is a new test for the Colombian, which by various misfortunes, especially linked to the organization, has been forced to cancel more than half a dozen actions in recent months.
