Shakira breaks record on 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' world tour, surpassing Taylor Swift's milestone

Shakira sets a new record, selling out five consecutive shows at GNP Seguros stadium, surpassing Taylor Swift.

Shakira has made history by surpassing one of Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour milestones on her highly anticipated "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" world tour. At 47, the global superstar became the first female artist to sell out five consecutive shows at the GNP Seguros stadium in Mexico City, which holds up to 65,000 fans, according to Marca.

The immense demand for tickets has prompted Shakira to push back her North American tour dates to switch from arenas to larger stadiums, accommodating her growing fan base. The tour, named after her latest chart-topping album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (translated as "Women No Longer Cry"), has gained massive popularity worldwide, dominating both Billboard's Latin Pop Albums chart and the Top Latin Albums chart.

In response to overwhelming demand, Shakira surprised fans by adding a fifth sold-out performance at Mexico City's GNP Seguros stadium, marking a record-breaking achievement. The tour promises a spectacular production, featuring cutting-edge technology for an unforgettable fan experience.

Shakira's success continues with her latest single, "Soltera," whose music video amassed 4.5 million views within a day and has now surpassed 13 million, setting new records. Earlier this year, Shakira also hinted at a potential collaboration with Taylor Swift, calling it "a luxury."

Shakira's "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" world tour is set to kick off in Rio de Janeiro in February 2025, promising more record-breaking performances.