Shakira’s “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” Tour Electrifies Hard Rock Stadium

On June 6th, 2025, the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami transformed into a dazzling celebration of music, emotion, and female empowerment as Shakira brought her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour to South Florida. The venue was packed to capacity, and the air buzzed with anticipation. As the show began, Shakira emerged—walking directly through the crowd—immediately igniting a wave of excitement and intimacy that set the tone for an unforgettable night.

What followed was a non-stop ride through rhythm, nostalgia, and raw emotion. With a carefully crafted setlist of 23 songs, Shakira proved once again why she remains one of the most beloved and versatile artists on the planet. From Latin pop to rock, reggaeton to heartfelt ballads, and of course her signature Arabic-infused beats, the Colombian superstar drew from every corner of her wide-ranging discography—from her 1995 album Pies Descalzos to her latest record Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (2024).

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But the surprises didn’t end there. Shakira invited the legendary Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz to the stage, sparking a roar of excitement from the crowd. The two delivered a seamless medley of “Copa Vacía,” “La Bicicleta,” and the iconic “La Tortura,” showcasing their natural chemistry and stage presence. As the cheers settled, Shakira joked, “Alejandro is probably the best Spanish son ever—well, right after my sons,” drawing laughter and applause from an audience loving every second.

Later in the night, trap sensation Ozuna joined Shakira on stage for a fiery rendition of their hit “Monotonía.” The chemistry between the two artists was electric, as they danced together in perfect sync, blending reggaeton swagger with sensual choreography. Their movements echoed the emotional tension of the song, creating a visually striking moment that had the crowd roaring. The performance felt spontaneous yet flawlessly executed. Funny fact—Shakira laughed and said, “We don’t even rehearsed that,” making the moment feel even more magical and effortlessly authentic.

Photo: Julisa Sandra Marquez

One of the most emotional highlights came when Shakira revisited her classics from early albums; she paused to introduce the song “Antología,” calling it the most requested song by her fans worldwide—a moment that silenced the stadium and drew tears from many.

The energy peaked with a closing trio that had the stadium in full-on celebration mode: “Whenever, Wherever,” “Waka Waka,” and a powerful, howling finale of “She Wolf.” With tens of thousands of voices singing along, it was a euphoric conclusion to a night that felt more like a shared cultural experience than a concert.

Shakira’s performance was a testament not only to her unmatched artistry and stamina but also to the deep connection she maintains with her fans. If last night proved anything, it’s that Shakira doesn’t just perform—she creates magic.