Shakira Launches ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour’ in North America
Global superstar Shakira has officially kicked off the North American leg of her highly anticipated Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. The tour commenced with sold-out performances in Charlotte, NC, and at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, where star-studded guest appearances added to the excitement. This series of concerts is significant, highlighting Shakira’s return to live performances after a notable absence from the Grammy Awards stage for 18 years.**
Tour Highlights and Star Appearances
During the inaugural performances, Shakira was joined by a roster of surprise guest artists, including Wyclef Jean, Alejandro Sanz, D-Nice, and Ozuna. Notably, the tour featured the live debut of "Monotonía," a collaboration with Ozuna. The show is marked by its grand production, which includes massive 160-foot screens, dazzling choreography, and high-tech CGI visuals, complemented by striking fashion choices from designers like Versace and Zuhair Murad. Additionally, Shakira showcased exclusive Tiffany & Co. jewelry, engraved with the tour’s title.
Record-Breaking Ticket Sales
The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, named after her GRAMMY-winning album, has already made waves in the music industry. Following a triumphant launch in Latin America, which attracted 1.3 million fans across 25 shows, Shakira has grossed $70.6 million from just 11 reported shows in North America, making it the highest-grossing tour for March since Billboard Boxscore’s records began in 2019.
As Shakira’s popularity continues to skyrocket, her North American tour is met with overwhelming demand. Upcoming sold-out dates include cities such as Montreal, Toronto, Boston, and Los Angeles, with plans for a return to Mexico for 13 encore stadium shows, highlighted by a record-breaking 11-night run in Mexico City.
Resilience and Celebration
Shakira’s recent achievements and this tour reflect a narrative of resilience and rebirth. In addition to her stellar performances, she recently won the Best Latin Pop Album at the Grammy Awards and delivered a moving rendition of "Ojos Así." This tour is a celebration of her legacy and artistry, aiming to captivate audiences across generations.
As her tour progresses, it not only reinforces Shakira’s influence in the music industry but also serves as a powerful reminder of the connection between artists and their fans, especially in a post-pandemic landscape. She is expected to perform next in Montreal on May 20, with further shows lined up across North America.
For more information on tickets and VIP experiences, fans can visit shakira.com and vipnation.com.
Conclusion
The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is more than just a series of concerts; it represents Shakira’s enduring appeal and her ability to draw in fans both old and new. As she takes the stage in various cities, her influence on the music industry remains undeniable, poised to shape the future landscape for years to come.
