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When Shakira hits the stage, you know it's going to be a party and Eva Longoria was not about to miss out. The actress, who was in Mexico City promoting her latest film "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," made sure to squeeze in some fun by attending Shakira's second show at Estadio GNP Seguros. And let's just say she lived her best fangirl life.
Longoria took to social media to share her experience, posting photos and videos that made it clear she was all in for the night. She proved she's been a Shakira fan for the long haul, from belting out lyrics to dancing like no one was watching. But the real highlight? A backstage meetup with the Colombian superstar herself.
© ShakiraIn a video Longoria posted on her Instagram stories, she and Shakira are seen embracing and chatting before snapping a few pictures together. Their smiles said it all—two Latina powerhouses celebrating each other's success.
Shakira's Mexico City Concerts Have Been Iconic
Shakira knows how to put on a show, but her Mexico City performances have been extra special. She kicked off her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour in the country on March 19 and has been treating her fans to unforgettable surprises ever since.
During her first show, she brought out Mariachi Gama Mil for two extra songs, performing a mariachi-style version of "Ciega, Sordomuda," a nostalgic nod to her MTV Unplugged days, and "El Jefe," her hit with Fuerza Regida. The crowd, as expected, went wild.
For her second concert, which Longoria attended, Shakira gave fans another exclusive treat: the world premiere of her "Última" music video. Before taking the stage, she played the video on the stadium's giant screens, marking the first anniversary of "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran."
© @shakiraShakira later shared her excitement on social media, writing, "Today marks one year since our album' Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' was released, and I have this gift for you—my video for 'Última,' which, as you know, is a very personal song. I hope you like it."
More Stars Are Flocking to Shakira's Tour
It's no surprise that Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour is drawing in celebrities. With her electric stage presence, nostalgic bangers, and emotional ballads, she's creating an experience that fans and famous friends don't want to miss.
© Kevin MazurEva Longoria's night out at the concert is just one example of the Shakira effect. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to her music, Shakira is still that girl, and her concerts are a must-see event.
