Shakira Turns Madrid Residency Into Massive Latin Festival With Pop-Up Museum

Shakira is turning her upcoming Spanish concert run into a massive Latin pop culture spectacle. Just days before kicking off her 12-date Madrid residency, the Colombian powerhouse unveiled major new details about what fans can expect when she takes over the city later this month. The concert series officially begins on Sept. 18 at Iberdrola Music, serving as a standout European highlight of her *Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour*. However, the hitmaker is doing far more than playing a standard nightly setlist. To mark the occasion, she has commissioned the construction of a custom fan destination on site named Macondo Park.

Who is performing at Shakira's Madrid residency?

Macondo Park will house a sprawling four-weekend musical showcase titled Es Latina. Designed to celebrate diverse talent across the Latin music landscape, the mini-festival will run across two custom stages within the park complex. The multi-weekend program boasts an impressive roster of established chart-toppers and critically acclaimed performers. Headline acts locked in for the Es Latina stages include Argentine star Nathy Peluso, Spanish pop singer Amaia, Santos Bravos, Gale, Louta, and Guitarricadelafuente. Joining them on the bill are Lia Kali, Aria Vega, Maro, and Yerai Cortés, creating a genre-spanning lineup that complements the main arena shows. The residency is also giving a major platform to the next generation of musicians. Emerging artists including Iza Tkm, J Noa, Ángeles Toledano, Nico, and Yapi are set to perform, alongside featured acts who recently competed in Spain’s famed Benidorm Fest selection show.

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What is inside the Shakira museum in Madrid?

Live guest performances are only part of the experience being built at Macondo Park. Diehard followers will also get access to an official pop-up museum completely dedicated to Shakira’s decades-long career. The exhibition will display rare artifacts, historical wardrobe pieces, and previously unreleased memorabilia that the singer personally handpicked from her private collection. With 12 huge venue-packing dates on the books, the Latin pop titan is transforming her Madrid stay into a total fan immersion. For concertgoers heading to Iberdrola Music this month, the residency promises a rare combination of hit-filled stadium sets, emerging artist showcases, and unprecedented access to pop history.