Shakira, a Colombian singer based in Miami, is set to wrap up her global concert tour, "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," in Madrid, Spain. The tour, which previously attracted 2 million people on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, will feature twelve shows from September 18 to October 11 at a temporary venue called Macondo Park. Located in the southern suburbs of Madrid, the park is named after the fictional village in Gabriel García Márquez’s novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. The venue spans 150,000 square meters and includes a main stage for over 50,000 people, along with areas dedicated to fashion, cinema, gastronomy, and art, all aimed at celebrating Latin culture. Several Spanish and Latin American artists will also perform at the event. Following each concert, the venue will host a carnival inspired by Barranquilla, Colombia, the city where Shakira was born in 1977. The temporary structure will be dismantled after the tour, but some local residents have raised concerns about potential noise and traffic disruptions. Madrid, which recently hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix from September 11 to 13, has seen a surge in tourism. While this is generally viewed as a positive boost for the local economy, it has also sparked worries about the city losing its unique character to mass tourism. Shakira has a long-standing connection with Spain, having first performed there in 1996 and maintaining strong ties with the country. She previously lived in Spain with her former partner, Gerard Piqué, a Spanish footballer, from whom she separated in 2022. The breakup inspired one of her most popular songs, "BZRP Music Sessions #53." Additionally, Shakira has had tax disputes with Spanish authorities, including a 7.3 million euro fine in 2023 and a 60 million euro reimbursement in May of this year. Despite these challenges, her return to Spain for this major tour underscores her enduring influence and popularity in the region.