Shakira isn’t just back on the music scene; she’s rewriting the history books. Now, deep into her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, the 48-year-old superstar from Colombia is showing the world her enduring power. Her concerts are drawing huge crowds. She’s already proven herself to be the most impactful Latin artist performing live in 2025.
So far this year, an incredible 2.5 million people have seen her shows. This includes 700,000 fans who packed venues across the United States. In Mexico, her bond with the audience remains unbreakable, with more than 1 million tickets sold there alone. With 51 concerts completely sold out to date, this tour is already set to be the biggest earning of her career. It’s also the largest tour by any Latin artist this year.
Conquering North America
The tour kicked off in Latin America in February. Then, in May, it moved to the United States and Canada. Every single one of her North American dates sold out. From Los Angeles to Miami, Shakira filled stadiums night after night. She even added extra shows in several cities because of the high demand. Her last stop in North America was on August 8 in Fresno, California. It was a spectacular close to that leg of the tour.
Mexico Welcomes a Million Fans
The second part of her tour started with a bang in Mexico. Her first show in the country took place at the Estadio Caliente in Tijuana. It brought together more than 30,000 excited fans. That unforgettable night marked her big return to Mexican stages. Shakira took the stage in a costume sparkling with 150,000 Swarovski crystals. She belted out classics like "Hips Don’t Lie" and "Waka Waka." She even sang "DÃa de Enero," a song she hadn’t performed live in years. Her energy was truly incredible, proving that her star power is still growing.
Her impact has been so huge that this tour has already broken records. It now holds the highest attendance ever for an international artist playing in Mexico.
Looking Ahead
Shakira will continue her journey through Latin America in the coming months. She has planned stops in Hermosillo, Monterrey, CDMX, and Guadalajara in Mexico. Then she’ll head to Bogotá, Lima, Quito, Asunción, and Montevideo. The tour will finally wrap up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on December 9.
Each city she visits adds another achievement to her impressive list. All signs point to Shakira ending 2025 as one of the world’s most successful artists. According to the latest Billboard Boxscore report, she’s currently ranked just behind Coldplay in global success.