Shakira Confirms Brazil Dates for 2027 Leg of Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour

By Daniel Okafor

Shakira announced on Monday, June 9, that Brazil will join the 2027 itinerary of her world tour Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran. The news landed without a date or a venue. Promoter Fenix Entertainment, which will produce the Colombian singer's entire South American passage, says ticketing information will follow shortly.

The tour supports her 2024 album of the same name. It's a record that keeps earning its plane tickets.

Which countries are on the new leg?

The 2027 routing also includes:

• Venezuela
• Guatemala
• Costa Rica
• Puerto Rico
• Panama
• Brazil

That's a six-country sweep through Latin America and the Caribbean, all under Fenix Entertainment's production banner. No cities beyond Brazil's inclusion have been specified for the continental run.

How often has Shakira played Brazil lately?

The 2027 dates mark her third return to the country in three years. Shakira opened the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour itself in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in 2025. She came back to the Brazilian capital in 2026 for a free concert on Copacabana beach, part of the Todo Mundo no Rio event.

Three visits in three years is a striking pace for any international headliner. Most stadium-level acts tour Brazil once per album cycle. Shakira is averaging one a year.

The 2027 return follows her 2026 appearance at Todo Mundo no Rio, the event that has turned Copacabana's sands into an open-air arena for global stars (a free-admission concert series on Rio's most famous beach).

What else has she been doing?

Shakira recently closed a 13-show residency in Madrid, Spain, running from September to October 2026. Thirteen nights in one city is residency-scale commitment, the kind of run usually reserved for Las Vegas fixtures.

On one of those Madrid dates, she hosted Ghetto Kids, the Ugandan dance collective, as guests onstage. The cameo fit the tour's pattern of platforming performers from across the Spanish-speaking and Global South map.

What happens next?

The open questions are the practical ones: which Brazilian city, which venue, which month of 2027. Fenix Entertainment holds the answers and is releasing them piecemeal, with on-sale details promised soon.

Given that her two previous Brazilian appearances sold the tour's opening legs and filled Copacabana for free, expect demand to outrun disclosure. The promoter's drip-feed announcement strategy suggests it knows that too.

For now, Brazilian fans have a year and a confirmation, not a calendar. In the touring economy of 2027, that's how blockbusters begin.