Shakira successfully finished the North American leg of her world tour Las Mujeres No Lloran. This week, the Colombian singer offered her last show in the United States at Valley Children's Stadium in Fresno.

This phase of the tour, one of the most successful of the year, began on May 13 in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she had Alejandro Sanz as a guest. The singer's tour continued through cities such as Miami, Los Angeles, New Jersey, Houston, Phoenix, Atlanta, Toronto, and Detroit.

In total, the Barranquilla native performed 22 shows in cities across the United States and Canada.

Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour is Shakira's eighth world stadium tour following the release of her twelfth self-titled studio album, due in 2024.

After her shows in the United States, Shakira will return to Latin America, where she began the tour on February 11 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

When is Shakira returning to Latin America?

In July, the Barranquilla native announced that she will return to Latin America as part of her Las Mujeres No Ya Lloran tour.

Through her Instagram account, the Barranquilla native, who is about to finish the North American leg of her tour, shared the good news.

"I'm here, Latin America. Before Europe and Asia, it's a joy to come home. I'm back to reunite with you, with the hugs that were left pending and the songs that are left to sing together," Shakira announced.

Starting this August 11, Shakira will return to Mexico, where she will give 17 concerts in cities such as Monterrey, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Puebla, among others.

In September, the Barranquilla native will perform in the Dominican Republic, where she had planned a show during the first leg of her tour but it was canceled due to logistical problems.

Between October and December, Shakira will perform in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina.