Francisco Martín, the Government Delegate in Madrid, has formally requested that the upcoming concerts by Colombian singer Shakira, set to take place at the Iberdrola Music venue, be moved to a different location. He stated that the current venue in Villaverde 'still does not have the necessary conditions' for hosting major events. Shakira is scheduled to perform three concerts there in September as part of her world tour, which has sparked lively discussions about both the event's logistics and the venue's readiness.

Shakira's announcement of the concerts, which are expected to create a mini-city dedicated to her performances, has generated significant excitement among fans. However, the quick response from the government delegate highlights ongoing concerns regarding the venue's infrastructure and overall capacity for such large-scale events. Martín's insistence on relocating the concerts underscores the importance of safety and suitability for major public gatherings.

As Shakira prepares for her performances, the ambiguity surrounding the venue's readiness raises questions about the city's ability to adequately support high-profile events. The Madrid City Council has reportedly stated that they are unaware of the details regarding the construction of a new stadium, which Shakira has mentioned as part of her concert plans. The situation reflects broader issues of event management and the city’s infrastructure as it grapples with accommodating high-demand concerts.