The third concert of the house Shakira headed in Madrid, Spain, took place on the evening of September 25 and lit up Macondo Park. One of the biggest surprises of the day was Alejandro Sanz, his friend and colleague, who gave an explosive performance of one of his greatest hits.
The duo performed" La Tortura," a creative concept that was released in April 2005 and is still one of the audience's favorites, in front of more than 50 000 fans.
" My nephew, Alejandro Sanz, the eldest"! Shakira exclaimed before paying tribute to viewers who had set up an appointment for her music, causing immediate apprehension that spread to platforms like Instagram, X, and TikTok.
As expected, the moment was immortalized through photographs and videos that soon viralized on social networks and generated reactions such as: “I was there yesterday and the concert was the most”, “Spectacular”, “I am always a delight”, “My favorites”, “Shak and Alejandro have a magical connection” and “The chemistry that these two have passes through to the screen”.
The enthusiasts were not the only ones who expressed their support for the collaboration of both performers because Alejandro Sanz himself resorted to sharing some photos from his meeting on level, including the trials, hours before the presentation.
The singer wrote an mental message in which he claimed he was more than happy with the Colombian's contribution to the world throughout her career in addition to the photo album.
a tweet shared by Alejandro Sanz ( @alejandrosanz )
You have things you can't explain or understand, Shishi. As you sit it, the world appears to be a little surprised at your face. Latin pride, music, and magic, which when it beats, is sounded outside. Shaki, he declared in his write-up," I love you. "
In addition, Shakira is getting ready for the final right of her Madrid residency, where she will wrap up her" Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour," which includes stops in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, the United States, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Mexico, to name a few.
