Colombian singer Shakira continues making history when she performs at the Pyramids of Giza Tour. On April 7, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran will arrive in Egypt. The highly anticipated show will take place in one of the most monumental and recognizable settings on the planet, where the artist will deliver a concert that promises to combine her global musical style with the majesty of the ancient landscape surrounding the archaeological complex.
The performance is part of her 2026 world tour, an international journey that has taken her to large-scale venues across the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America. The concert in Giza stands out not only for its artistic scale but also for its historical symbolism: It is a location reserved for exceptional events, making every performance there a cultural happening of global significance.
Shakira returns to one of the world’s most iconic stages: the pyramids of Giza
The performance carries special meaning in the artist’s career, as it marks her return to this archaeological complex nearly two decades after her first appearance there.
In 2007, she delivered a massive concert that gathered more than 100,000 attendees, a figure that earned her official recognition from Guinness World Records for the extraordinary turnout. That event became one of the most highly attended musical performances ever held at the historic site.
Now, Shakira returns to the same stage as part of a global tour, with a show designed to integrate contemporary visual elements with the grandeur of the surroundings. The production features a large-scale staging concept created to interact with the desert landscape and the ancient architecture that defines the location.
Confirmed dates of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour 2026
Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour continues to make history. The Colombian singer has several tour dates confirmed for 2026. Her performance in front of the pyramids is part of an international itinerary that connects different continents in just a few weeks.
Before arriving in Egypt, the tour includes shows in Mexico City on Feb. 27, Aqaba on March 28, Doha on April 1, and Abu Dhabi on April 4.
After the April 7 concert, the tour will continue in Asia with scheduled shows in Mumbai on April 10 and New Delhi on April 15, before moving on to the F1 Grand Prix, Jeddah, on April 19.
This leg of the tour highlights the geographic scope of the musical project, which spans the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia in a short period of time. The diversity of venues confirms the artist’s international standing and her ability to draw audiences across very different cultural contexts.