Shakira is set to open her tour 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, on May 2, according to confirmed reports. Her performance comes as she has established a special bond with Brazilian fans, having previously performed over 40 times in Brazil and fluently speaking Portuguese. The show is particularly significant as it marks her first tour in seven years, indicating a new phase in her career where she returns to her pop roots with a strong message of empowerment.

This tour follows her last visit to Brazil in February 2025, during which she debuted the same tour with dates in Rio and São Paulo. The excitement surrounding her return is palpable among fans, many of whom have eagerly awaited her performances after such a long hiatus. The anticipation is high not only for the new music she will present but also for the energetic performances that Shakira is renowned for, which often include elements of Latin pop and dance.

As Shakira steps back onto the stage in Brazil, the implications for her career are substantial. This tour could rejuvenate her status in the music industry, especially in a country where she has enjoyed tremendous popularity. Fans are also curious whether she will conclude the tour in Copacabana as rumored, potentially in a bigger venue, signaling a triumphant return to the music scene after years away from touring.