Colombian pop star Shakira’s concert in Madrid will be livestreamed globally on October 3 through Prime Video, Amazon Music and Twitch, marking the singer’s first full-concert globally available.
The performance, from the final stop of her ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’ world tour at her ES Latina European Residency in Madrid, will be available without a subscription, Amazon said yesterday.
The livestream, titled ‘Amazon Music Presents: Shakira Live From Madrid’, will begin at 8.45 pm CEST in Madrid on October 3, corresponding to 12.15 am IST in India on October 4.
Viewers can watch the performance on the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, the Amazon Music app on Fire TV and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch.
The Madrid residency is described by Amazon as the final chapter of the ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’ world tour, which draws on music created during what it describes as a period of resilience and reinvention in Shakira’s career.
“The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour has become more than I could ever have imagined, and I am so proud of it. I’m so excited to take it even further by sharing this special evening with fans around the world, together with Amazon Music,” Shakira was quoted as saying in the Amazon statement.
Amazon Music said ‘Dai Dai’ is its No. 1 song worldwide in 2026 year to date, while Shakira is its most-listened-to Latina artist worldwide over the same period.
The livestream is the centrepiece of ‘The Women Shaping Latin Music’, the 2026 edition of Amazon Music’s ‘Music Connects Us’ celebration of artists, sounds and cultural movements shaping Latin music.
The initiative also includes a ‘Las Mujeres Facturan Con Amazon Music’ storefront featuring products from women-owned businesses, with a focus on Latina-owned brands, along with merchandise and physical music from female Latin artists.
As part of the initiative, Shakira’s Fundación Pies Descalzos, Amazon Web Services and women-in-tech nonprofit Laboratoria are launching ‘AWS Entrena Latinas’, offering free Spanish-language training in cloud computing and AI across Latin America.
The Madrid celebration will also feature ‘El Museo Shakira by Amazon Music’, an interactive exhibit guided by Alexa+ tracing the singer’s milestones in music, fashion, culture and social impact.
An all-women Amazon Music stage will reinterpret some of her biggest songs, while the celebration will also include a new RVSSIAN-produced ‘Dai Dai’ Spanish Remix, an Amazon-exclusive orange-and-yellow marble vinyl edition of ‘Laundry Service’ marking its 25th anniversary, and Shakira-curated ‘El Mixtape’, alongside ‘[Re]Discover Shakira’ and ‘On Tour’ collections.
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