Shakira returned to Bogotá seven years after her last musical tour 'El Dorado World Tour'

After Shakira's successful performances in the city of Barranquilla, Bogotá fans eagerly awaited the night of this Wednesday, February 26, to welcome the 'Loba' at the El Campín stadium , as part of her musical tour 'Las mujeres ya no lloran World Tour 2025'.

Almost seven years after her last performance in the Colombian capital, the singer of 'Soltera' returned to thrill millions of people with her songs , who gathered around the venue from the early hours of the morning to await the artist's arrival.

In this regard, the Mayor's Office of Bogotá reported that nearly 80,000 fans of the singer from Barranquilla enjoyed the show during the two days scheduled for the last week of February.

Despite the magnitude of the 2025 concert, many fans couldn't help but remember the last event that Shakira offered at the Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park , with the closing of her 'El Dorado World Tour'.

During the more than two hours that the 'Loba' concert lasted in 2018, attendees had the opportunity to enjoy a tour of the singer's greatest musical hits , where 'Chantaje', her collaboration with Maluma, stood out.

However, one of the biggest surprises for her viewers was the screening of the video clip for her song 'Nada' , which, until now, had not been published on digital platforms.

The most representative details of the show revolved around the tribute that the Barranquilla native made to the Colombian legend of 'El Dorado' , for which she accompanied her presentation with elements that highlighted the country's identity.

Taking this into account, Shakira's announcement in Bogotá, during the first dates of her musical tour, caused a great stir among the capital's residents, who counted the days to see her again and those who participated in the 'show' for the first time in their lives.

Accordingly, for several weeks the local administration and the entities in charge have been preparing the city to receive the artist without any setbacks and to guarantee the proper mobility of those attending the concert.

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