Colombian singer Shakira gained worldwide attention again in 2026 after a historic concert in Mexico City and a nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The performer recently returned to the city’s Zócalo plaza, where about 400,000 fans gathered for a free show. The huge attendance broke the previous record for the square. The event happened during the singer’s first major global tour since 2018. Music experts say the achievement reflects the strength of a long and successful career that began when Shakira signed a recording contract at age thirteen.

The singer continues to perform around the world while promoting the 2024 album “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.” The new tour includes concerts in major cities and famous locations such as Copacabana Beach in Brazil and the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt. The Hall of Fame nomination also brings international recognition for a performer who blended Latin music with rock and pop during more than three decades of recording and touring. If the Hall of Fame committee approves the nomination, Shakira could become the first artist from Colombia and the first Latina raised in Latin America to enter the institution.