The Colombian singer participated, remotely, in “Domingão com Huck” this Sunday and talked about her next tour which will start in Brazil
Shakira made a quick appearance at the Sunday with Huck this Sunday, 5th, to talk about the tour Las Mujeres Ya No Lloramwhich begins in Brazil next month.
In a conversation with Luciano Huck, the Colombian singer talked about her Brazilian fans and previewed the shows she will perform in Rio and Sao Paulo. “It is the most important tour of my life. And I want to start in Brazil, with the Brazilian public because I need to fill myself with the affection and love of the Brazilians,” the singer said in Portuguese.
“I chose Brazil to start my tour because the Brazilian audience is very important to me. Brazil has opened its doors to my music since I was 18, and there is no audience like the Brazilian one,” he continued.
Las Mujeres Ya No Lloram celebrates 30 years of Shakira’s career and, in addition to Brazil, will visit Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Peru and Colombia, including Barranquilla, the singer’s hometown and where she hasn’t performed for 19 years.
In Brazil, the presentations will take place in Rio de Janeiro, on February 11, at the Nilton Santos Stadium, and in Sao Paulo, on February 13, at the MorumBIS Stadium.
“I work 12 to 14 hours a day rehearsing and preparing one of the most important shows of my musical life,” said the singer in conversation with Luciano Huck. Shakira teased what fans might find during the shows: “A lot of dancing. I’m dancing from start to finish. Even with romantic moments, introspection, rock and roll. Even with some complex choreography.”
Inspired by your album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloranthe tour promotes a message of empowerment and strength, which Shakira seeks to convey to several generations of fans. The production promises high technology and a mix of the Colombian’s greatest hits, as well as new songs.
Source: Terra
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