Shakira Postpones Medellín Concert Due to Stage Safety Concerns

The concert, part of her first world tour in seven years, was delayed after roof damage at the venue posed risks to safety.

Shakira's February 24 concert in Medellín, Colombia, was postponed after damage to the stage roof raised safety concerns for the artist, crew, and audience.
The postponement follows another recent cancellation in Peru, where Shakira was hospitalized for an abdominal condition.
Concert promoter Páramo Presenta announced that the damaged roof was discovered during the stage assembly process and emphasized safety as the priority.
Shakira expressed her disappointment on social media, apologizing to fans and promising to reschedule the Medellín date later this year.
The 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' tour marks Shakira's return to touring after seven years, with upcoming performances planned across Latin America, the U.S., and Canada.