Shakira announces late 2024 tour dates after Coachella performance

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Apr 14, 2024 IST

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Singer Shakira gave a surprise performance as she joined Bizarrap at Coachella and also announced her tour for late 2024. Shakira joined Bizarrap about half-an-hour into his set, suddenly appearing behind him, wearing a fiery red-orange dress and giant aviator sunglasses, on an elevated platform behind him. The music paused for a moment, as she spoke with the audience in Spanish and English, announcing the forthcoming tour and revealing the meaning behind the message she had teased earlier in the day — ‘La loba se viene’ (the wolf is coming).

The message appeared on the screen behind the stage, and as she announced the tour, it was revealed as the ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour’, reflecting the name of her new album. “Finally, we’re going on tour — starting here, in November, in this city! Can’t wait!” she said.

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