Shakira, the Colombian singer, successfully closed her tour in Buenos Aires with a second concert at the Campo Argentino de Polo, where she performed in front of around 60 thousand people. Under the name "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour", the artist delighted the Argentine audience with a show lasting over two hours in which she revisited the hits from her entire musical career and thanked her supporters for their affection during difficult times.
In an atmosphere charged with emotion, Shakira began her performance at 21:20 accompanied by dancers and a group of one hundred previously selected local fans. The singer expressed her love for the city and the Argentine audience, promising more visits in the future. During the concert, the artist performed songs such as "Te felicito", "La tortura", "Chantaje", "Las caderas no mienten", among others, which made the audience vibrate.
In a special moment of the night, Shakira took the opportunity to address her fans about her personal experience, sharing lessons learned in recent years. The Colombian dedicated a few words in honor of International Women's Day and highlighted the importance of getting back up after each fall, demonstrating wisdom and resilience.
The concert was full of highlights, such as the performance of "La bicicleta" where the singer modified the original lyrics, and the grand finale with the famous song "Waka Waka", created for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The international quality of the event was demonstrated by an impeccable production by Fénix Entertainment, which included musicians, dancers, giant screen animations, and light shows that captivated the audience.
More than ten costume changes accompanied Shakira in this second presentation in Buenos Aires, following an equally successful first show. The concert was filled with energy and emotion, leaving fans satisfied and excited about the experience shared with the renowned Colombian singer.
