Shakira's Record-Breaking Mexico Tour Finale

0:00This is your global news update for March 1st, brought to you by Surfshark. Simple, affordable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Shakira wrapped up her massive Las Mujeres, Yanolo Ran, World Tour, with a bang in Mexico City. She played 13 straight sold-out shows at Estadio GNP Seguros, drawing over 800,000 fans total. That final Friday night packed in more than 65,000 people, mashing records for the most consecutive dates by any artist there, and earning her againnest world record for the top-grossing Latin music tour ever. Earlier this week, she pulled off something special by inviting reporters from the Associated Press, other media folks, and about 150. Fans to join her signature. Caminata de la Loba, parade to the stage. Dressed in shiny silver capes and metallic glasses, the group marched in amid pounding drums, beating up the roaring crowd right before showtime at 9.46pm.

1:01Fans went wild from the pack stands in floor, snapping photos, and cheering as the procession rolled by. Shakira hit the stage in a white and gold outfit, kicking off with high energy tracks that had everyone dancing. The vibe was electric, turning the stadium into one big celebration of her hits. She mixed in fresh takes like a salsa version of Shantajay and Shampaita flavored, Waka Waka, plus classics such as P.S. discozos and ontologia. For the first time on this tour, she debuted Donde Estaz Corazon Live, calling it a gift to Mexico. She even brought out Colombian artist Bale for Hips Don't Lie and shared her ten commandments of the Loba to wrap things up. Looking ahead, Shakira heads to Mexico City Zócalo this Sunday for her second huge free concert there. Following up her 2007 show that drew massive crowds. She left fans knowing Mexico holds a special place in her heart after this unforgettable run.