Shakira goes on for three more dates in Mexico before her world tour ends Women No Longer Cry World Tour Which started in February of this year. The Colombian visited Mexican soil in March 2025, becoming the first artist to achieve seven consecutive sold-out dates at the GNB Seguros Stadium in Mexico City. In August he returned to the country and passed through cities such as Chihuahua, Hermosillo, Torreón, Monterrey, to name a few. In total, 28 concerts. On Wednesday, November 26, the Colombian announced three more for 2026: Tuxelta Gutierrez, on February 21; Mérida, on February 24, and one presentation in the Mexican capital, on February 27.
Ticketmaster will be responsible for selling tickets for these new dates. There are three pre-sales scheduled for permits: November 27 and 28, starting at 9:00 a.m. in Central Mexico; December 1, starting at 2 pm. The public sale is scheduled for December 2, after 2:00 p.m. These are what the Mexico City ticket prices will be (the only price revealed so far):
- Red – 10,856 pesos ($591)
- Yellow – 8,050 pesos ($438)
- Pink – 6,830 pesos ($372)
- Blue – 5,610 pesos ($305)
- Purple – 4,390 pesos ($239)
- GDPR – 3,536 pesos ($192)
- Coffee – 3,170 pesos ($172)
- Green B – 2,438 pesos ($132)
- Orange B – 1,950 pesos ($106)
- Gen B – 1,584 pesos ($86)
- Green Sea – 1,340 pesos ($73)
- Orange Sea – 1,217 pesos ($66)
Shakira started her tour Women don’t cry anymore In February of this year. Rio de Janeiro was the first city where the Colombian performed. During the nine months he spent on tour, he performed more than 90 concerts and broke many records in different countries. In Paraguay, for example, tickets were sold for November 28 at the Ueno La Nueva Ola stadium, which has a capacity of 45,000 spectators. He opened another appointment for the next day and the result was the same. The singer became the first artist to play two consecutive dates to full houses in the aforementioned stadium. Something similar happened in Los Angeles. Shakira performed at SoFi Arena – which has a capacity of 70,240 – with two dates sold out. She is the only Latina artist to achieve this.