
The British singer of Albanian origin Dua Lipa appeared as an unexpected guest at Shakira's concert in Madrid, where they performed 'Antología' together to close the residency 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran'.
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Shakira is celebrating a concert residency in Madrid as the closing of her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' tour, which began on September 18 at the Ibedrola Music venue.
The British of Albanian origin Dua Lipa has become this Saturday the unexpected guest star of the concert residency that Shakira is holding in Madrid to close her Las Mujeres No Ya Lloran tour.
Although there were many who speculated about Maluma as a possible companion this weekend for his Colombian countrywoman, especially because they recently added a new collaboration with the song Agua, finally the surprise has come from another part of the planet.
"Now I really need someone to pinch me," said the one from Barranquilla when the Londoner entered the stage. "But who is this goddess, please?" Shakira also exclaimed, who received Dua Lipa with a hug.
"Thank you for accepting this invitation," said the Colombian, to which the Englishwoman, in perfect Spanish, replied: "I am very grateful to be here." Shakira praised Dua Lipa's humility and how she treated her team throughout the day. "What this tour was missing!" said the Colombian artist to say goodbye to the British artist.
Dua Lipa and Shakira have thus consummated a duet that had never occurred before, neither in a studio nor on a stage. For the occasion, although they were considering two options as confirmed by sources from the organization, they finally decided to perform together Antología, from their emblematic album Pies descalzos (1995).
Alejandro Sanz, Laura Pausini and Manuel Turizo have been other artists who have wanted to surprise the author of Las de la intuition in the concerts already held during her residency.
It was last September 18 when Shakira's historic residence began at the Ibedrola Music venue in Madrid, where she has built her own stadium and a "mini-city" around it as a meeting point and celebration of Latin culture in the world.
Of the 12 concerts that he initially planned to offer, eight have already been held and he still has more events planned this Sunday, October 4, and again next weekend, on October 9, 10 and 11.

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