Colombian begins ‘Las Mujeres Ya at the Lloran World Tour’ Tuesday 11, in Rio de Janeiro
Shakira has chosen Brazil to open its new world tourbaptized Las mujeres ya no lloran (Women don’t cry anymoreIn free translation) Tuesday 11. However, anyone who wants to take a memory of the singer’s house will have to “cry” in the price of official products.
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The Colombian decided to celebrate her return to Brazil with style after seven years from the country’s fans. New world tour.
The name of the new show is emblematic: Las mujeres ya no llorana reference to success Bzrp Music Sessions #53Where Shakira pays all his wound and announces the return to a wedding that ended in a controversial divorce with the former Spanish player Gerard Piqué.
The powerful phrase, which has become a fragment of music and tours, is printed on the products sold by the singer’s team at the Nilton Santos stadium in the center of Rio. The artist.
The value, however, is a bit “salty”, but is still on average of official Cerchandis sold to international shows in the country. Carioca, costs a little less: $ 180. On the other hand, a long handful shirt is on sale for $ 250.
Already the sweatshirts are the most expensive pieces. The hood without $ 250, while the pieces with the propeller are approximately $ 400.
The cheapest objects are those who are exhausted faster in Egenhão. The key ring, for $ 80, “flown” even before the start of the show, told a seller of Earth. Ecobags were still on sale in some units, around 20 hours, costing $ 150.
After Rio de Janeiro, Shakira leads to Las mujeres ya no lloran world tour For Sao Paulo, Thursday 13. The show will be at 21h, at the Morumbis stadium.
Source: Terra
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