Shakira captivated her followers with a small free concert in iconic Time Square in New York on the evening of March 26th, an event held as part of activities for the release of their new album ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’.
Although thousands of fans gathered at the iconic venue, her millions of followers around the world were able to enjoy it through the singer’s and ViX’s social networks.
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The huge screen opened to reveal the singer on a platform which she slowly lowered onto the stage as she performed her smash hit ‘Hips Don’t Lie’.
He saluted with his tongue, a gesture called zaghrouta that went viral in 2020 during his Super Bowl LIV halftime performance, which expresses joy in Lebanese culture.
Shakira said it was “incredible” to perform in Time Square and thanked “for all the love I’ve been given this week since the release of ‘Las Mujeres No Ya Lloran’.”
She continued with a medley of ‘Te Felicito’ and ‘TQG’, songs she sang alone since Rauw Alejandro and Karol G were not present.
Before performing ‘How, Where and When’ he confessed that it was one of his favorite songs from his new album because he is ‘an optimist who remembers that the past is a zero to the left and only the future is remembered. “
“Puntería” was the fourth song he performed and closed the short concert with “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53”, a song that became a global hit in 2023.
“Thank you my people, I love you very much”, were the words said by the Colombian artist before leaving the stage.
“Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” has achieved platinum certification seven times even before its official release on March 22, making the Colombian the first Latin artist to achieve this recognition in history.
Source: univision
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