When the chants began, the 48-year-old cupped her ear and flashed a knowing glance at the crowd in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

After photos from the Colombian singer’s first tour stop in Rio de Janeiro surfaced online, fans pointed out the similarities to the “Drunk In Love” singer’s 2023 tour.

On Tuesday (Feb. 11) at the Nilton Santos Stadium, the Colombian superstar demonstrated why she is one of the greatest Latin artists in history.

Colombian artist Shakira began her tour 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' in Brazil, where she not only had historic sell-outs but also broke several records. However, it was not all good news. The first show was plagued with problems, and things did not stop there.

She’s slated to perform several shows in Colombia beginning on Feb. 20. After Shakira’s first show at the Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro, she wrote on Instagram, “Rio! I couldn’t have asked for a better crowd to kick off the tour!

Shakira, who kicked off her tour at Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro last Tuesday, Feb. 11, is scheduled to perform again in Peru Monday. She is then scheduled to perform five shows in Colombia — three in her hometown of Barranquilla ...