The Colombian singer concludes her European residency of 13 concerts at the Iberdrola Music venue with a final show for 55,000 people and performances by Maluma, Beéle, Laura Pausini, Dani Martín and Bizarrap.
Shakira has brought her European residency of 13 concerts to a close in Madrid with a final concert on October 12 at the Iberdrola Music venue, where she gathered 55,000 people. The event, added just a week in advance due to ticket demand, served to conclude the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour in Spain, as reported by Europa FM.
The show, dubbed Macondo Park, featured several guest artists who took to the stage throughout the night.
Maluma returned for a second consecutive night and joined the Colombian in performing Chantaje. Also from Barranquilla, Beéle sang a duet with Shakira on ALGO TÚ, a song released in 2026 that includes sounds from the Colombian region both hail from.
The Italian Laura Pausini made another appearance at the Madrid residency to perform Antología, one of the most emotional moments of the concert, according to reports.
Dani Martín and Shakira blended their voices in Te dejo Madrid, a performance that had already been heard in rehearsals and became one of the highlights of the evening when performed live.
The closing of the party was handled by Argentine producer Bizarrap, who took to the mixing desk to perform live the Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53/66 and bid farewell to the audience that filled the venue.
Shakira's last dance in her European residency from Madrid has been what it promised: a great party surrounded by friends
With this concert, the Colombian artist concludes a month-long stay in the capital, during which the Iberdrola Music venue hosted a total of 13 performances. The date of October 12 was added to the initial calendar a week prior when tickets for the earlier shows sold out.
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