Shakira's Concert Continues Amid Safety Probe

0:00It's April 27. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Workers in Brazil jump back into building the stage for Shakira's big free concert on Copacabana Beach after a tragic halt. A 28-year-old locksmith got crushed by two-stage elevators on Sunday when another worker hit the switch, leading to his death right there on. Sight. Police lost an investigation into the Brazilian company handling the setup, probing possible lapses and workplace safety rules. By Monday morning, construction crews resumed work to hit the deadline for Shakira's show this Saturday evening, folks hitting the beach express sorrow over the loss, but mostly agreed the concert should roll on. Shakira's wrapping up her first global tour since 2018, aiming to draw crowds like Lady Gaga did last year, with two million fans packing. The sand. No word yet from the Colombian superstar on the incident. Shakira's voice full support for the stage team and the workers family amid the probe.

1:02With the stage rising again, all eyes stay on Copacabana for what could be another epic beach bash, safety checks front and center.