Shakira closes her Madrid residency after 13 nights, with Maluma, Bizarrap and Laura Pausini on the last one

Shakira has finished the longest stand of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour. Her Madrid residency wrapped on 12 October 2026 after 13 nights at a temporary open-air venue, Shakira Stadium, built for the run with room for more than 50,000 people a night.

The run began on 18 September. It was first announced as a dozen shows, and Live Nation España added a final 13th date on 12 October, billing it as the last concert of the stay. Across the residency, attendance is reported at more than 700,000 fans.

The last night

Shakira filled the finale with guests. Maluma joined her for "Chantaje" and "Agua", the newer song the pair had debuted live the night before. Beéle took "Algo Tú", the Spanish singer Dani Martín sang his tribute to Madrid, Laura Pausini came on for "Antología", and the Argentine producer Bizarrap closed the guest run with the "BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53" collaboration.

For readers new to her: Shakira is the Colombian singer who crossed from Latin rock into global pop with "Hips Don't Lie" and "Waka Waka". This tour, her first big run in years, has become the biggest by a Latin artist. In January 2026 the tour's gross stood at $421.6 million, and box-office reports now put it at roughly $534 million, with more than 4 million tickets sold since it opened in Rio de Janeiro on 11 February 2025.

What is left

The tour is not over. Shakira is due to play the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt on 28 November 2026, a date postponed from April and presented by the promoter Venture Lifestyle. It is the only stop on her current schedule in the region.

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