Shakira Set to Return to Venezuela After 16 Years as Tour Adds Six Latin American Destinations

Shakira is preparing to return to Venezuela for the first time in 16 years as her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” adds six Latin American destinations for 2027.  The announcement comes less than a month after the Colombian superstar wrapped up her Madrid residency, further extending a tour that has already taken her across the world.

Concert promoter Fénix Entertainment announced the expansion on November 9th, naming Venezuela, Brazil, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, and Panama as upcoming stops. Specific dates, cities, venues, and ticket information have yet to be revealed. Fénix Entertainment has previously worked with Shakira on her current tour, including her 2025 concerts in Chile. The newly announced 2027 destinations have yet to be accompanied by confirmed dates or venues.

¡PREPÁRATE PARA LO QUE VIENE! 🔥

🇧🇷 BRASIL
🇻🇪 VENEZUELA
🇬🇹 GUATEMALA
🇨🇷 COSTA RICA
🇵🇷 PUERTO RICO
🇵🇦 PANAMÁ

ESTÁN LISTOS? 🔥 pic.twitter.com/x9zRoEkUZm

— FENIX ENTERTAINMENT (@fenix_latam) November 9, 2026

The Venezuelan stop is particularly significant as Shakira last performed in the country back on March 27th, 2011, when she brought her “Sale el Sol World Tour” to Caracas as part of the city’s Pop Festival. The concert took place at the Universidad Simón Bolívar stadium, meaning her planned 2027 appearance would mark the end of a 16-year absence, as also noted by Colombia’s Caracol Radio.

Venezuela isn’t the only country awaiting a long-overdue reunion. Shakira’s planned return to Guatemala would come approximately 17 years after her last performance there, while Puerto Rico last hosted the Colombian singer during her “Sale el Sol World Tour” in 2011.

Brazil, meanwhile, has played a prominent role in Shakira’s recent touring history. She launched the “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” in Rio de Janeiro in February 2025 and returned to the city for a free concert at Copacabana Beach in May 2026.