She decided to call her tour the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, meaning Women Refuse to Cry World Tour.
Shakira made an unexpected appearance at Coachella, showcasing her ability to surprise her fans whenever and wherever she pleases. The 47-year-old global sensation joined Bizarrap on stage at the Indio, California music festival on April 12, performing two songs and revealing details about her upcoming world tour.
During her performance, Shakira surprised the audience by announcing the name of her upcoming tour on a massive screen. The tour is titled Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, named after her latest album. This will be her first tour since the successful El Dorado World Tour in 2018. The album’s title, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, translates to Women No Longer Cry in English.
Excited to announce that LAS MUJERES YA NO LLORAN WORLD TOUR is officially happening! Looking forward to hitting the stage again with my awesome wolfpack! 🐺 Keep an eye out for tour dates – sign up for updates and early access now! Auuuuuuuuuuuuuu! #LMYNLWT” Sharing the news on Instagram, the “She Wolf” singer couldn’t contain her excitement after her surprise performance. During the show, the three-time Grammy winner and the Argentine producer delivered an electrifying performance of “La Fuerte” and “BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53,” with the latter featuring lyrics about her recent breakup with Gerard Piqué, the aftermath, and his new girlfriend, Clara Chia Marti.
During an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 before her album was released on March 22, Shakira mentioned that there were some team members who were nervous and urged her to modify the lyrics.
“I mean, I’m not some kind of U.N. envoy, you get me? I’m an artist, and nobody can dictate to me how I should find comfort,” she declared. “And nobody should dictate to any woman how she should find solace and mend her broken heart, right?”
Shakira opened up about how she coped with her emotions following her breakup. She expressed that her new song provided her with a way to process her feelings, as she was experiencing a multitude of stages of grief. “I feel like I’ve been through so many stages of grieving, maybe even more than the typical five or seven,” she shared. “It’s crucial to face feelings of anger and denial before reaching acceptance. Each stage is important, and trying to skip them can be detrimental.”
