Rumors that Shakira will return to Colombia to perform concerts soon have excited her fans. Although the artist from Barranquilla has not officially confirmed this fact, close sources indicate that she will perform in three important cities in the country. The news has unleashed euphoria among her fans, who are eagerly awaiting her return after her last performance in the country in 2018.

With the recent announcement of her world tour “Las mujeres ya no lloran”, rumors indicate that the famous singer will once again perform in her ‘home’, marking a special moment for the artist and her Colombian audience.

According to some insiders (people close to her organization, who leak information), the dates in the country are already scheduled. Bogotá, Medellín and her native Barranquilla would be the cities that would welcome the interpreter of hits such as “Te felicito”, “El Jefe”, and more recently, “Puntería”.

According to the X account (formerly Twitter), @PInsider_, the official announcement of the dates would be scheduled for the end of 2024, coinciding with the end of her tour in the United States. In Bogotá, although some followers and social media users have expressed concern about the remodeling of the El Campín stadium, others speculate that Shakira could perform at the Movistar Arena or again at the Simón Bolívar Park, as she did in 2018 during her “El Dorado” tour.

The expectation for ticket prices has also generated conversations on social media, comparing them with the high costs seen at her concerts in the United States, where tickets range from $500 to $2,300.

“We will be there at all three, I don’t know how or with what money, but we will be there,” “Come on, my credit card is warm,” “We need dates to know how big the debt is,” were some of the comments on social media.

ShakiraBogotá, Medellín and her native Barranquilla would be the cities that would receive the Grammy winner. | Photo: Getty Images for Coachella
The artist’s fans hope that the rates in Colombia will be more affordable, similar to what happened with Karol G’s last concert. Although there are no confirmed details about the organizers of the concerts in Colombia, Shakira’s presence in the country seems almost certain, which would represent a significant event in her career and an exciting reunion with her national fans.Although the information has not been officially confirmed by the Grammy winner, the excitement among her fans continues to grow as they await a formal announcement of the dates and details of her performance in the country. It should be noted that Colombia has been present in every tour of her career, so it is likely that this will not be the exception.

The Diamond Theory
In March, Shakira surprised everyone with a free concert in one of the most iconic places in the United States, New York’s Times Square, as part of the promotion of the album Las mujeres ya no lloran. After this important event, a video was published on the social networks of the official accounts of Spotify and Viva Latino, lasting just under 30 seconds, in which several images of important cities in America can be seen with the song ‘Puntería’ in the background. There, they show animations of precious stones (a metaphor for her turning her tears into diamonds), falling in iconic places in each urban center.

Shakira’s fans hope she will perform for free in Colombia, just as she did in the United States
Shakira’s fans hope she will perform in Colombia, just as she will do in several cities in the United States. | English:Photo: @spotify
This set off alarm bells among her fans on social media, as in the images of the video you can see how in front of the Monserrate hill in Bogotá some green emeralds (a national symbol) begin to descend, tacitly indicating that Colombia and its capital would be one of the next stops on the new tour.

Upcoming performances
However, for those who do not want to wait so long to see the artist live, and have the possibility, they can go see her on her tour in the United States. Included in the dates are the cities of Palm Desert, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Antonio, Dallas, Miami, Charlotte, Washington, Toronto, Brooklyn, Boston and Montreal in Canada. The first stage begins on November 2 and ends on December 15 of this year.