How Much Did Shakira Receive For Her Show At The 2024 Copa América?
The queen of halftime shows performed for only 7 minutes
As expected, we were all taken by surprise when Shakira performed at the 2024 Copa América Final. While her show was a memorable moment for everyone, you might not realize the substantial amount paid to her for the performance.
As Argentina celebrated their victory over Colombia, the talk wasn’t just about the football but also about Shakira‘s halftime show at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium. She treated us to a fantastic lineup, featuring hits like «Hips Don’t Lie,» «Te Felicito,» «TQG,» and «Puntería,» the official anthem of the 2024 Copa América.
Estoy orgullosa de mi selección.
Gracias Colombia por llenarnos de tanta emoción. Y gracias a mi gente latinoamericana por el apoyo y cariño ❤️ pic.twitter.com/BkkcqfM2eD— Shakira (@shakira) July 15, 2024
Argentinian journalist Juan Etchegoyen spilled the details: “Shakira earned 2 million dollars for those 7 minutes on stage.” This hefty sum reflects her status as a seasoned performer at major sports events. Including multiple FIFA World Cups and the Super Bowl.
The Colombian has graced the stages of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. The 2010 edition in South Africa, and the 2014 tournament in Brazil, along with the 2020 Super Bowl. While some earn trophies, others earn millions, and Shakira, with her talent and charisma, continues to reign as the queen of halftime shows.
How Much Do Latin & Urban Artists Charge for a Concert?
Have you ever wondered how much Latin and urban artists charge for their performances? Whether it’s a public gig or a private event? While some artists do offer private shows, their talent and musical careers come with a price tag. For instance, according to various sources, Bad Bunny‘s concert fees range from $250,000 to over a million dollars, depending on the venue.
In contrast, Karol G reportedly commands around $100,000 for performances like those at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles with her ‘Mañana Será Bonito’. As for Peso Pluma, MARCA reports that he’s commanding up to 20,000,000 Mexican pesos for a private concert, which translates to over $1,160,000. It’s worth noting that this information predates his recent Coachella performance, so his fee may have increased since then.