Shakira had a full circle moment during her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour stop in Medellín. On stage, she brought out Maluma—her longtime friend and collaborator—for a surprise performance, and the ...

Released on April 11, 2005, the hit song "La Tortura" marked Shakira's glorious return to the Spanish-language music world.

“Due to the enormous demand and the cultural impact Shakira has in Mexico, four new dates have been added to the artist’s ...

Billboard Colombia gained exclusive access to the place where the magic of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour happens.

was named after the Colombian artist’s middle name (Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll). Isabel embodies the very essence of the artist and the woman who now reveals a new facet after having been a ...

When Angus Young was asked in an interview by this newspaper about Shakira’s cover of his classic Back in Black, the guitarist and soul of AC/DC didn’t know who the Colombian star was. We’re talking ...

And in that simple truth lies a whole story of survival." In a candid sit-down with Mexico’s N+ channel, Shakira reflects on the emotional aftermath of her breakup and how music has helped her ...

In her most recent show, Shakira sang "El Jefe," her collaboration with Fuerza Regida. She also brought out Lili Melgar, her sons' nanny. Melgar's appearance is a direct jab at Gerard Pique ...

By Eric Frankenberg Shakira tops Billboard’s monthly Top Tours chart for the first time, earning $32.9 million from 282,000 tickets sold in February, according to figures reported to Billboard ...

By Natalia Cano For the first time during her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, Shakira shared the stage with special guests. On Tuesday (March 25), during her fourth night at the iconic GNP ...

Shakira dropped a music video for Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran single “Última” just before she kicked off the second of seven sold out shows at Mexico City’s GNP Seguros Stadium over the weekend.