The Colombian artist and Amazon Music will live stream the recital on October 3 at Iberdrola Music, as part of her residency in the capital until October 11.
Fans of Shakira who have not managed to get tickets for her concerts in Madrid will be able to follow one of them from home. The Colombian singer and Amazon Music have agreed to live stream the recital scheduled for October 3 at the Iberdrola Music venue, as reported by elhorizonte.mx.
The artist's residency in the capital began on September 18 and will end on October 11. In total, she will offer 12 concerts in that space, which marks the final stretch of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.
The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour has become so much more than I ever imagined and I am very proud of this,” Shakira stated.
The broadcast is part of Las Mujeres que Impulsan la Música Latina, an initiative of the 2026 edition of La Música Nos Conecta, Amazon Music's annual cycle dedicated to Latin music artists and sounds. This time, the focus is on women who have paved the way in that genre and the new generations of performers.
The complete programming is called ES LATINA and includes music, gastronomy, art, and Latin culture at Macondo Park, a space created for the occasion that includes the Estadio Shakira, where the singer performs. The residency marks Shakira's return to Spanish stages after eight years.
The collaboration between the artist and Amazon Music also includes actions with the Fundación Pies Descalzos. Alongside Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Laboratoria, the foundation will offer free training in artificial intelligence and cloud computing. The program starts in Colombia and aims to reach one million women in Latin America by 2028.
Additionally, the agreement includes a remix of “Dai Dai” produced by RVSSIAN, a special vinyl edition of Laundry Service for the 25th anniversary of the album, and El Mixtape, a curated musical selection by Shakira featuring songs from the artists who have marked her career.
The concert on October 3 can be followed live via Amazon Music, without the need to attend Iberdrola Music.
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