Shakira cerrará su residencia en Madrid con un último concierto el 12 de octubre

Shakira is set to conclude her Madrid residency with a final, highly anticipated concert on October 12, coinciding with Spain's Día de la Hispanidad. This additional show was confirmed by Live Nation in response to overwhelming ticket demand, positioning the event as a celebratory finale featuring a stellar lineup of collaborators and special tributes.

The closing night promises an array of guest appearances, including artists Beéle, Maluma—who recently partnered with Shakira on the single "Agua"—as well as Dani Martín and Bizarrap. Organizers have hinted at the possibility of further surprises to be unveiled in the days leading up to the concert, enhancing the evening's allure.

Complementing the main performance, the venue will also host a special homage to Federico García Lorca, commemorating the 90th anniversary of the poet's death. This tribute will take place on a secondary stage and feature performances by Lagartija Nick, Kiki Morente, and Israel Fernández, intertwining cultural reflection with musical celebration.

Ticket sales commenced with a presale exclusively for Santander SMusic clients on October 6, followed by a general release on October 7 through major platforms such as Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and El Corte Inglés. Prior to the finale, Shakira is scheduled to perform three consecutive nights on October 9, 10, and 11, solidifying the residency as a significant engagement for the artist in Spain.

The residency began on September 18 at the Estadio Shakira in Macondo Park, Villaverde—a venue specially constructed for the series of concerts and accommodating approximately 55,000 attendees. This location draws inspiration from Gabriel García Márquez's literary universe and also hosts "ES LATINA," a multidisciplinary cultural initiative launched by Shakira. This project incorporates exhibitions, gastronomy, fashion, and showcases by artists such as Amaia, Nathy Peluso, and Guitarricadelafuente, highlighting a broader cultural engagement beyond the music itself.

This residency marks Shakira's first extensive live venture in Spain since her 2018 "El Dorado World Tour." Throughout the Madrid run, the concerts have featured unexpected guest artists, enhancing the series' appeal and variety. Notable surprise collaborators have included Laura Pausini, Alejandro Sanz—who joined for their hit "La Tortura"—Manuel Turizo, and Dua Lipa. The latter joined Shakira on October 3 to perform "Antología," an event Shakira described as a pivotal moment for the tour, with Lipa expressing gratitude for the shared experience.

The October 3 concert was also historic in being broadcast live and free globally via Amazon Music, Prime Video, Fire TV, and Twitch, marking Shakira's first full concert streamed to an international audience. Amazon reported that the broadcast became the most viewed live performance by a female artist on their platform. This event was part of Amazon's campaign "Las Mujeres que Impulsan la Música Latina," which also includes exclusive releases such as a remix of "Dai Dai," a vinyl edition celebrating the 25th anniversary of "Laundry Service," and the establishment of the Shakira Museum at Macondo Park.

Statistics from Amazon highlight Shakira's prominence in the Latin music scene, noting her as the most streamed Latin artist on the platform in 2026, with "Dai Dai" being the top global track. The final Madrid concert will cap off the "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour" residency, which earlier received recognition from Guinness World Records as the highest-grossing Latin tour. By January, the tour had amassed $421.6 million and sold 3.3 million tickets over its first 86 shows, surpassing figures from Luis Miguel's 2023-24 tour.

Beyond Madrid, Shakira's tour included a record-setting series of 12 consecutive concerts at Mexico City's Estadio GNP Seguros, marking the longest run by a single tour at that venue. With the Madrid residency drawing to a close, the artist prepares to transition to the next phases of her extensive global tour, leaving behind a landmark chapter in her live performance history in Spain.