Inside Shakira's Tour: Full Setlist, Show Highlights, and Emotional Moments

A Night to Remember: Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour

Shakira’s “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” has captivated audiences across North America, with her recent sold-out performances at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles standing as a testament to her enduring appeal. The event was more than just a concert; it was a celebration of culture, resilience, and the power of music.

Emotional Moments on Stage

As the evening began, Shakira took the stage with an emotional message that resonated deeply with her fans. “This is one of our last shows on the American run, so let’s give it all we have tonight,” she said. Her words were met with cheers from the 70,000-strong crowd. She continued, “I’m happy to just be back with my pack.” This moment encapsulated the connection between the artist and her audience, highlighting the loyalty and support that have defined her career.

Throughout the night, Shakira shared personal reflections, acknowledging the challenges she has faced. “My life the past few years hasn’t been full of roses,” she admitted. “But who hasn’t had a fall here or there, right?” She then turned her focus to the strength of women, stating, “What I do know is that we—women—every time we fall, we rise up just a little bit wiser. A little bit stronger. A little bit more resilient. Welcome to the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.”

A Setlist That Delivered

The two-hour performance featured a mix of fan-favorites and surprises, showcasing Shakira’s versatility as an artist. From heartfelt ballads to high-energy pop hits, the setlist was a journey through her musical evolution. One of the most anticipated moments came when she performed “Antología” acoustically, a tribute to her fans. “Thank you so much for the love you guys have been giving me for 30 years,” she said, visibly moved. “When I was weak, you gave me strength. When I wasn’t sure about my worth, you reminded me who I was… This next song goes out to you. Thank you for being the lights that have guided me home.”

Her performance included several notable highlights, such as a guitar solo during “Objection (Tango)” and the live debut of “Men in This Town,” which had been requested by fans on social media. Additionally, she gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at her changing room during “Chantaje,” with cameras capturing her backstage moments.

The Full Setlist and Exclusive Insights

The show opened with official videos including “Puntería,” “Chantaje,” “La Tortura,” “Bésame,” and “Pies Descalzos.” These visuals set the tone for the evening, blending nostalgia with new energy.

The setlist featured a wide range of songs, including:

• Caloris
• La Fuerte
• GIRL LIKE ME (Black Eyed Peas cover)
• Las de la Intuición / Estoy Aquí
• Empire / Inevitable
• Te Felicito
• TQG
• Don’t Bother
• Men in This Town
• Wolf Children
• Acróstico
• Mermaid
• Copa Vacía / La Bicicleta / La Tortura
• Never Lie
• Hips Don’t Lie
• Chantaje
• Monotonía
• Addicted to You / Loca
• Soltera
• Si Te Vas
• Diamond Tear
• Última
• The Sorceress
• Ojos Así
• Pies Descalzos – Baby Shak Poem
• Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos
• Antología (acoustic)
• Underneath Your Clothes
• Objection (Tango)
• Braids
• Whenever, Wherever
• Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)
• 10 Commandments of a She Wolf
• Isabell The Wolf
• She Wolf
• BZRP Music Sessions #53

Each song was accompanied by elaborate visual elements, including video interludes and special performances that highlighted different aspects of her artistry. The show concluded with a powerful rendition of “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” featuring elements of the Champeta dance and extended intro and outro, leaving the audience in awe.

A Celebration of Resilience and Artistry

Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is more than just a series of concerts—it’s a powerful statement about the strength of women and the transformative power of music. With each performance, she continues to inspire and connect with her fans, proving that her influence extends far beyond the stage.