US EditionShakira Suffers Injury After Dramatic Fall Live on Stage as Fans Left Concerned - The Mirror
- Shakira fell on stage during a concert in El Salvador while singing her song 'Si Te Vas', twisting her ankle and hitting her elbow. She quickly got back up and continued performing.
- Fans expressed concern for Shakira after her fall, sharing videos and supportive comments on social media.
- Despite her fall, Shakira lightheartedly shared a video of the incident, stating, 'Don't worry, I'm made of rubber hahah.'
- The 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour' is Shakira's biggest tour, grossing approximately $421.6 million and attracting over 3.3 million fans. It will continue until April 2026 with various global stops.
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Shakira suffers injury after dramatic fall live on stage as fans left concerned - The Mirror
Hips Don't Lie singer Shakira left fans worried after she took a tumble mid-performance during a concert in San Salvador after twisting her ankle as she sang, leaving fans worried
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Shakira takes hard fall onstage mid-concert in El Salvador – Democratic Accent
Shakira proved the show must go on after slipping and falling on stage during a recent concert in El Salvador. While performing her song “Si Te Vas” on Tuesday in San Salvador as part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, the 49-year-old singer twisted her ankle mid-song, lost her footing and took a tumble onstage. Shakira, who was carrying her mic stand, hit the ground on her elbow but quickly picked herself back up and continued the show…
Day by Day News El Salvador – Colombian singer Shakira captivated the Salvadoran public with two consecutive performances at the Jorge “El Mágico” González National Stadium, as part of her Central American residency on the “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.” The first concert took place on Saturday, February 7, before a completely sold-out stadium. From the afternoon onward, thousands of fans gathered around the venue, waving flags, carrying …
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