The two stars sang 'Antología' together during Shakira's world tour. The performance became the most viewed on Amazon Music for a female artist.
Shakira and Dua Lipa shared the stage last Saturday at the Shakira Stadium in Madrid, during the eighth of twelve concerts of the Madrid leg of the "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour." The two singers performed an acoustic version of "Antología," a 1995 track from Shakira's album "Pies Descalzos."
The show, streamed live on Amazon Music, Prime Video, and Twitch, quickly set a new record, becoming the most-watched live performance by a female artist in Amazon Music history. The duet was one of the most talked-about moments of Shakira's residency in the Spanish capital, fueling fan speculation about a possible future musical collaboration between the two.
The duet was born within the context of Shakira's world tour "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," a series of concerts that the Colombian singer is holding around the world. The tour takes its name from her latest studio album. The Madrid leg, consisting of a full 12 dates, represents a "residency" concentrated in a single city—a practice increasingly common among music superstars.
Shakira and Dua Lipa are two of the most influential artists globally. Shakira, an icon of Latin and pop music for decades, released "Pies Descalzos" in 1995, the album from which "Antología" comes. Dua Lipa, on the other hand, is a more recent-generation British pop star and Grammy award winner. Their joint performance thus bridges two eras and two massive audiences. The choice to stream the concert on platforms like Amazon Music and Twitch reflects the modern strategy of expanding the reach of live events beyond the arena audience, aiming for digital viewership records that themselves become news.
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