Shakira's arrival in Mexico with the 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour' has generated an unprecedented impact on the economy, tourism, and entertainment in the country. After successful concerts in Monterrey and Guadalajara, the Colombian singer is preparing for a series of seven performances in Mexico City, setting a new record at the GNP Seguros Stadium.
"This is an audience that is not only huge but extremely passionate. You can feel that from the very first minute you step on stage," Shakira said in a recent interview.
The phenomenon of Shakira is reflected not only in ticket sales but also in the entire tourism and commercial infrastructure that activates with each concert. She has sold out seven dates in Mexico City, marking a milestone at the GNP Seguros Stadium that no other Latin artist has achieved in that venue.
On a digital level, the impact continues to grow with fully booked hotel reservations, packed flights, and a million-dollar economic spillover as visible effects of her presence in the country. The tour has been a key boost for tourism in Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City, consolidating Shakira as a key figure for tourism and the entertainment industry.
The arrival of thousands of national and international fans for the concerts has benefited sectors such as restaurants, bars, shopping malls, and hotels, generating growth in their sales. Additionally, thousands of jobs have been created in logistics, security, transportation, and production, positively impacting workers from diverse sectors.
The success of the 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour' is also reflected in ticket sales and on digital platforms. According to Booking.com, accommodation searches in Monterrey increased by 291%, and in Guadalajara, the increase was 89%. Moreover, her songs have a high playback rate and have far surpassed the million-play mark.
Beyond the numbers, Shakira's tour represents a cultural and economic phenomenon that benefits each city she visits. On Spotify, the Colombian ranks #26 globally, with over 61 million monthly listeners. Her impact in Mexico City is expected to be even greater, considering the number of consecutive dates in a single venue, and the gastronomic and commercial sector has also registered significant increases in demand.
