On October 3, Colombian superstar Shakira will perform a special concert in Madrid that will be broadcast to a worldwide audience. The event, hosted at the Iberdrola Music complex, is being made available through Amazon Music and Prime Video without requiring a paid subscription.
The October 3 livestream at Shakira Stadium
The concert at the Shakira Stadium is scheduled for October 3, starting at 8:45 p.m. CEST in Spain. According to the announcement from Amazon Music, fans can watch the performance via the Amazon Music app,Prime Video, Fire TV, or the Amazon Music channel on Twitch.. Notably, the livestream does not require a paid subscription, making the performance accessible to a global audience regardless of their current service status.
A digital expansion of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour
This Madrid residency marks Shakira's first return to Spanish stages in eight years. The 12-show run, which began on September 18 and is set to conclude on October 11, serves as a centerpiece for the conclusion of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. The performances are held within Macondo Park , a temporary cultural space created specifically for the residency at the Iberdrola Music venue as part of the ES LATINA program.
Amazon Music's 'Las Mujeres Que Impulsan la Musica Latina' initiatvie
The livestream is a key component of Amazon Music's "Las Mujeres Que Impulsan la Musica Latina" celebration. As part of the 2026 edition of the "La Musica Nos Conecta" program, this initiative focuses on the women who are currently transforming the Latin music landscape. To further this cultural connection, the collaboration includes a playlist curated by Shakira that features music from the various artists who have influenced her career.
The 1 million women target for AI and cloud training
Beyond the musical performance,the partnership between Shakira and Amazon Music includes a significant scoial component. Shakira's Pies Descalzos Foundation is collaborating with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Laboratoria to provide free training in cloud computing and artificial intelligence. This initiative, which begins in Colombia, has set an ambitious goal to reach one million women across Latin America by the year 2028.
What remains unconfirmed about the AWS and Laboratoria partnership?
While the scale of the educational initiative is massive, several details regarding the implementation remain unverified. As reported in the announcement, the specific curriculum for the AI and cloud computing courses has not been disclosed,nor has the method for how the one million women will be selected or reached. Additionally, while the partnership involves AWS and Laboratoria, the specific timeline for the rollout of these training programs beyond the initial Colombian phase remains unknown.
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