- Salvador mayor Bruno Reis announced the January 6, 2027 concert at Arena Acelen Fonte Nova via social media.
- The stop is part of the “Las mujeres ya no lloran” world tour, organized by private initiative without public funds, as O GLOBO reported.
- Metrópoles reported that the artist’s cache was paid on November 13, with ticket sales expected to begin soon alongside stops in Santa Catarina, Cariacica, and Fortaleza.
Salvador mayor Bruno Reis announced on Sunday that the Colombian singer will perform at the Arena Acelen Fonte Nova, as O GLOBO reported.
Fenix Entertainment recently announced that the tour will return to the country in 2027, extending an itinerary that also includes Guatemala, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Porto Rico, and Panamá.
“Salvador vai receber um dos maiores nomes da música mundial: Shakira! O show será no dia 6 de janeiro, na Arena Fonte Nova,” announced Bruno Reis.
Reis said that the event relies on private organization without public resources, though it maintains institutional support from the prefecture. The mayor highlighted expectations for economic movement, job creation, and tourism strengthening. Ticket sales, available sections, and ticket prices remain unannounced.
The confirmation in Salvador arrives alongside broader tour plans reported by Fábia Oliveira in Metrópoles, which said that Shakira’s cache was paid on November 13. Four performances are reportedly locked in between late 2026 and early 2027, kicking off in Santa Catarina on New Year’s Eve, moving to Cariacica in Espírito Santo on January 3, heading to Salvador on January 6, and wrapping up in Fortaleza for January 9.
| Date | Location | Venue / Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 3, 2027 | Cariacica, Espírito Santo | Confirmed tour stop |
| January 6, 2027 | Salvador, Bahia | Arena Acelen Fonte Nova |
| January 9, 2027 | Fortaleza, Ceará | Confirmed tour stop |
This return follows a massive megashow on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro in May 2026, where organizers estimated an audience of approximately 2 million people for the free event. That performance followed the initial 2025 launch of the “Las mujeres ya no lloran” tour in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
The world tour takes its name from the album released in March 2024, marking Shakira’s first collection of new material in seven years. The record features tracks such as “Puntería”, “Te Felicito”, and “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53”. Before turning back to Latin America, the artist wrapped up a 13-show run in Madrid, Spain, in October.
