Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour: Full Setlist Revealed

Shakira’s comeback to the stage is now a reality. Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is the new world tour of the Barranquilla singer, her first after eight years spent focusing on her family and rebuilding her artistic project. Over the past year, the star has worked tirelessly to create the best show of her life, as Shakira herself shared on social media with a powerful message directed at her fans. Now, that dream is finally coming true.

Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour kicked off at the Nilton Santos Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, revealing the best-kept secret: the official setlist for the tour. This is the list of songs Shakira will perform over the next few weeks and months, barring any future changes. It’s the song catalog she’ll take around the world with her.

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Here’s the setlist for Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour

It’s important to remember that Shakira directly asked her fans to create their dream setlist, the collection of songs they’d like to see her perform during this ambitious tour. She did so through her official website, giving her devoted followers the chance to choose thirty songs from her entire discography. We don’t know for sure how much she listened to their suggestions, but here’s the final setlist that will define Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour:

1. Intro (Caloris)
2. La Fuerte
3. Girl Like Me
4. Las de la intuición
5. Estoy aquí
6. Empire
7. Inevitable
8. Te felicito
9. TQG
10. Don’t Bother
11. Acróstico
12. Copa Vacía
13. La Bicicleta
14. La Tortura
15. Hips Don’t Lie
16. Chantaje
17. Monotonía
18. Addicted To You
19. Loca
20. Soltera
21. Cómo, dónde y cuándo
22. Última
23. Intro + Ojos así
24. Pies descalzos
25. Mamá África (cover)
26. Antología
27. Poem To A Horse
28. Objection (Tango)
29. Whenever, Wherever
30. Waka Waka + Champeta
31. She Wolf
32. BZRP Music Sessions, Vol 53

Shakira performs a total of 32 songs on Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. If you take a closer look, you’ll see that the Colombian artist has left out many songs, but that’s completely normal. However, fortunately, she includes the majority of the anthems from her career, as well as the most iconic tracks from her latest studio album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.

And, of course, Shakira closes the concert with BZRP Music Sessions, Vol 53, the session she did with Bizarrap, which had such a massive impact worldwide. This makes sense, considering it was one of the hits that defined 2023 and undoubtedly marked the last phase of the singer’s musical era.