Shakira reflected on the end of her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' world tour and celebrated the lessons she taught her in 2025. The 48-year-old Colombian singer's tour began in Brazil and concluded at the Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Miami. With her tour, the star performed in the most important stadiums in North and South America, selling 2.5 million tickets. Through an Instagram post, Shakira not only celebrated returning to her own bed, but also shared the vital lessons she learned from this intense year. "I've learned that it's better to seek peace than to obsessively pursue happiness," she wrote. In the same message, she reflected: “Looking inward is more important than looking in a mirror, and only by accepting ourselves can we teach others to do so.” On Motherhood: One of the highlights she shared was the participation of her two sons, Milan (12) and Sasha (10), in a concert in Buenos Aires in mid-December. The boys joined her on stage to perform 'Acrostico,' an ode to motherhood, symbolizing the fusion of her personal and professional life. The singer also spoke about finding serenity in solitude: “I learned to breathe,” she confessed, “and I found within myself the best refuge, where I can now tune out the outside noise.” Although without mentioning names, Shakira alluded to the pain caused by her separation from footballer Gerard Pique and his alleged infidelity. “I tried to thank even those who have hurt me, because they too have been true teachers,” she added. “I understood that sadness and joy are two wise and inseparable sisters,” she added. With the tour officially concluding at the end of February in Mexico, Shakira closed her message with a spiritual wish for the future: “May the new year find us being kind to ourselves, accepting ourselves unconditionally, and congratulating ourselves on our small achievements, because only they make us truly great.”