Shakira is preparing to return to Venezuela in 2027, nearly 16 years after her last concert in the country. Concert promoter Fénix Entertainment confirmed on November 9 that Venezuela will be part of the next Latin American leg of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. The announcement marks her first planned appearance there since March 2011, although specific concert dates, cities, venues, ticket prices and sale arrangements have not yet been revealed.
Venezuela is officially back on Shakira’s touring itinerary. Nearly 16 years after her last concert in the country, the Colombian singer is preparing to return in 2027 as part of a newly announced Latin American extension of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.
Fénix Entertainment revealed the plans on November 9, sharing a promotional poster for the upcoming tour leg under the heading “Latinoamérica 2027.” The announcement identifies six destinations: Brazil, Venezuela, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and Panama.
For Venezuelan audiences, the announcement carries a specific significance. The singer has not performed in the country since March 27, 2011, when she appeared at the football stadium of Simón Bolívar University in Caracas during her Sale el Sol World Tour.
That performance took place during a very different period of her career. Her album Sale el Sol had arrived in 2010, adding new material to a catalogue already recognized across Latin America and internationally. The Caracas concert became her final Venezuelan appearance before a lengthy absence from the country’s stages.
By the time the new tour leg begins in 2027, almost 16 years will have passed since that evening. The exact interval will depend on the eventual concert date, which has not yet been announced. The confirmed development is the inclusion of Venezuela among the destinations planned for next year.
The announcement does not identify a host city. Caracas was the location of her previous visit, but that does not mean the capital has been selected for the forthcoming concert. No stadium, arena or other performance venue has been confirmed by the promoter.
There is also no information about how many concerts may take place in the country. Although Venezuela appears on the new tour poster, the announcement does not specify whether the itinerary will include a single performance or multiple dates.
Ticket details remain unavailable as well. Neither prices nor seating categories have been published, and no authorized ticketing platform or public sale date has been identified. Fans will need to await additional official announcements before making arrangements around a particular show.
The new visit will be part of a world tour that began on February 11, 2025, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Named after her 2024 album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, the tour brings together material from the singer’s recent recordings and songs spanning several earlier stages of her career.
Its repertoire has included “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” and “Monotonía,” alongside longstanding favorites such as “Antología,” “Inevitable” and “Ojos Así.” Those selections demonstrate the breadth of material available for a concert that brings together audiences familiar with different periods of her music.
For people who attended the 2011 Caracas performance, the next appearance will offer an opportunity to hear material released during the intervening years. Several albums, collaborations and major singles have arrived since the Sale el Sol era, significantly expanding the choices available for a live set.
The singer’s concert history in Venezuela extends much further back than 2011. Previous visits took place during tours associated with Pies Descalzos, Tour Anfibio, Tour de la Mangosta and Fijación Oral, establishing a relationship with audiences across different phases of her career.
Those earlier performances make the upcoming return a continuation of an established touring history rather than her first appearance in the country. Venezuela has been an important stop at several points in her career, even though it has been absent from her more recent itineraries.
The country was not included in the first Latin American dates announced for the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour in 2024. Its addition to the 2027 schedule is therefore a new development, rather than a previously confirmed concert simply receiving a revised date.
The latest announcement also expands the tour’s presence across Central America and the Caribbean. Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama and Puerto Rico appear alongside Brazil and Venezuela on the promotional poster, although detailed schedules for the newly announced stops remain pending.
The six destinations are confirmed at the country or territory level, but the promoter has not published a complete itinerary for this next stage. That distinction is particularly important in Venezuela, where speculation about possible venues has already accompanied the announcement.
There is no confirmed reason for the lengthy gap between the singer’s Venezuelan appearances. The present announcement establishes the planned return without explaining why the country was not included in previous tour schedules.
Fénix Entertainment is expected to provide further details as the 2027 itinerary takes shape. For now, there is no verified date that would allow audiences to determine when the show will take place or which city will host it.
What has changed is that Shakira’s return to Venezuela is now part of the announced tour plans. The country will welcome her back for the first time since March 2011, with the next official updates set to determine the precise details of a concert visit that has been absent from her schedule for nearly 16 years.
