Seven Sold-Out Nights and 10 Billion Streams Later, Shakira Keeps Climbing

Shakira isn’t slowing down—she’s setting records, owning the stage, and dropping visuals that hit just as hard as her lyrics. Right before night two of her seven sold-out shows at Mexico City’s GNP Seguros Stadium, she premiered the video for “Ultima,” a vulnerable, wintery love letter filmed on the streets of New York and directed by longtime collaborator Jaume de Laiguana.
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The video dropped on the one-year anniversary of her twelfth studio album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, a project that’s now clocked over 10 billion global streams. The album isn’t just a hit—it’s a personal statement, packed with the kind of honesty and strength that’s defined Shakira’s run. And with a GRAMMY win for Best Latin Pop Album earlier this year, it’s clear the world’s still listening.
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Since launching her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour in Rio this February, Shakira’s been on fire. The show blends her biggest anthems with tracks like “TQG,” “Te Felicito,” and “Session 53,” and fans are showing up heavy. Every date in Latin America has sold out, and Shakira made history as the first artist to book seven straight nights at the iconic Mexico City stadium.
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Next stop: North America. The tour kicks off May 13 in Charlotte, NC, and will hit major cities like New York, Toronto, Miami, L.A., and San Francisco before wrapping June 30. Fans can grab tickets and VIP packages—including premium seats, exclusive merch, and even meet and greets, at shakira.com/tour and vipnation.com.
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With nearly 100 million records sold, 15 GRAMMYs and Latin GRAMMYs under her belt, and more than 27 billion YouTube views, Shakira’s not just a pop icon—she’s in her own league. And if her Times Square performance (which packed in over 40,000 fans) was any sign, this tour is just getting started.