From Postponement to Perfection at the Alamodome!
Last night, San Antonio finally got the show it had been waiting for! After the original June 13th concert was postponed due to stage structural issues, Shakira made her triumphant return to the Alamodome as part of her electrifying Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. The excitement was off the charts before the doors even opened. Fans from all over Texas, the US, and other countries packed the venue, eager to see the Colombian superstar deliver the night of their lives.
And deliver she did. From the moment she hit the stage, Shakira brought passion, precision, and a fiery energy that could be felt in every corner of the stadium. The crowd roared as she opened with “La Fuerte” from her latest album and the name of the tour, “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,” seamlessly weaving them with classic anthems that have defined her decades-long career.
But beyond the music, this show was a love letter to her fans, a promise kept after the initial setback. She addressed the crowd with heartfelt gratitude, thanking them for their patience, love, and loyalty. It felt less like a concert and more like a massive, shared celebration of resilience, joy, and the power of music to bring people together.
SHAKIRA
Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour stop at the Alamodome last night was nothing short of spectacular. Making good on her promise after June’s postponed show, she owned the stage with the same fearless energy that made her a global icon.
From the first drumbeat, the night was a feast for the senses. Stunning visuals of flames, deserts, and neon cities shifted behind her while her incredible live band kept every beat tight and powerful. Shakira danced like no one else can — hips truly not lying — delivering classic hits like Hips Don’t Lie, Whenever, Wherever, and Waka Waka with infectious joy.
Equally impressive were the new songs from Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, which sounded even better live. She blended Latin rhythms, rock influences, and emotional lyrics in a setlist that never lost momentum. Her voice was rich and commanding, proving she’s as strong a vocalist as she is a performer.
The crowd was with her every step, waving flags, singing every word, and dancing as if the Alamodome were one giant club. When she thanked fans for their patience and love after the earlier postponement, the cheers were deafening.
In the end, Shakira gave San Antonio exactly what it wanted: an unforgettable night of music, movement, and pure connection. It was the kind of show people will be talking about for years.
A Touching Tribute
In a touching moment, Shakira dedicated her Alamodome show last night to the victims and families of the Texas floods.
“Today, my heart is in mourning because of the terrible tragedy in Texas. I can only think about the families and their hurt, the families affected by this…I want to dedicate this concert to those who are no longer with us and their families. And for those of us still here, may we appreciate those moments we have with those we love, and celebrate these moments life gives us. San Antonio, my heart is with you tonight more than ever, and tonight we are one.”
FROM BARRANQUILLA TO THE WORLD!
Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, and showed a love for music and dance from a young age. By the time she was a teenager, she was writing songs that blended traditional Latin rhythms with rock and pop, creating a signature style that was uniquely hers.
Her big international breakthrough came with Laundry Service in 2001, featuring hits like Whenever, Wherever, which made her a household name worldwide. Shakira has always been known for her powerful vocals, dynamic dance moves, and unmistakable hips-don’t-lie energy.
Over her career, she’s won countless awards, including Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards, and performed at events as massive as the Super Bowl Halftime Show and the FIFA World Cup, where Waka Waka became an anthem for millions.
But beyond the stage, Shakira is also a dedicated humanitarian, supporting children’s education through her Barefoot Foundation and proudly representing her Colombian heritage wherever she goes. Her music is a testament to cultural fusion, proving that rhythms and stories from Latin America can move the whole world.
As the last notes of “BZRP Music Sessions #53” echoed through the Alamodome, it was clear that Shakira’s postponed San Antonio show was worth every moment of waiting. She didn’t just make up for the delay, she transformed it into an even more special, emotional experience for her fans.
The night was about more than music; it was about gratitude, resilience, and connection. Shakira showed why she’s not just a superstar, but a beloved global icon who always delivers for her fans.
San Antonio, you danced, sang, and cheered your hearts out. Last night was proof that Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, they celebrate, they heal, and they unite us all through music.
Here’s to a show we’ll never forget!
SHAKIRA – San Antonio, TX – 07/05/2025
- La Fuerte
- Girl Like Me
- Las De La Intuición / Estoy Aquí
- Empire / Inevitable
- Te Felicito / TQG
- Don’t Bother
- Acróstico
- Copa Vacía / La Bicicleta / La Tortura
- Hips Don’t Lie
- Chantaje
- Monotonía
- Addicted To You / Loca
- Soltera
- Si Te Vas
- Última
- Ojos Así
- Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos
- AntologíaUnderneath Your Clothes
- Objection (Tango)
- Whenever, Wherever
- Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)
Encore:
- She Wolf
- BZRP Music Sessions #53
