Shakira and Amazon Music stream Madrid concert live and free

Shakira’s Madrid Show Will Reach a Global Audience in Free Livestream

Poinews.com – Shakira fans around the world will be able to watch one of the Colombian star’s Madrid performances live on Saturday, 3 October, as Amazon Music presents a free global broadcast from her current Spanish residency.

The concert begins at 20:45 CEST, or mainland Spain time, and does not require a paid subscription. Viewers can tune in through Amazon Music, Prime Video, the Amazon Music app on Fire TV, and Amazon Music’s Twitch channel.

The event gives people unable to attend the Madrid dates in person a way to follow the full performance from home. After the live presentation ends, the concert will remain available for 24 hours, extending the opportunity for audiences in different time zones to watch it.

A first worldwide full-concert stream

The Madrid broadcast marks a notable first for Shakira: it will be the first occasion on which one of her complete concerts is streamed live to audiences worldwide. Rather than offering selected songs or short highlights, the presentation is designed to carry the entire show beyond the venue.

The performance forms part of the Madrid run of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, which has taken Shakira to multiple countries and is now moving into its final phase. Since September, she has also held a European residency in Madrid connected to ES Latina.

For the singer’s international audience, the livestream creates a direct connection to a major stop on the tour without the practical limits of travel, ticket availability, or venue capacity. The multiple viewing options also mean fans can choose the Amazon platform that best fits the devices they already use.

Part of a wider Latin music initiative

The livestream is included in Las Mujeres que Impulsan la Música Latina, an Amazon Music initiative focused this year on women performers whose work has helped shape Latin music’s growth and international reach.

That focus extends beyond the stage. Shakira and Amazon Music have also announced Las Mujeres Facturan con Amazon Music, a project intended to increase visibility for businesses led by women, with particular attention given to Latin brands.

The collaboration additionally includes a free educational programme on artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Developed with AWS, the Barefoot Foundation and Laboratoria, the initiative has the stated goal of reaching one million women by 2028.

These projects place the Madrid concert within a broader partnership that combines live entertainment, music promotion, business visibility and training. The performance is therefore more than a one-night digital event: it is also a public moment for an initiative centred on women’s contributions to Latin music and related creative and professional opportunities.

New music and a landmark album edition

Fans will also see new music-related releases connected to the partnership. They include a version of Dai Dai Spanish Remix produced by RVSSIAN, as well as a special vinyl edition of Laundry Service.

The vinyl release commemorates the 25th anniversary of Laundry Service, adding a retrospective element to a period otherwise focused on Shakira’s current world tour. Together, the new remix and anniversary edition link her latest activity with an album that remains an important part of her catalogue.

For viewers planning to watch live, the key detail is the 20:45 CEST start on 3 October. The stream will be accessible through Amazon Music, Prime Video, Fire TV’s Amazon Music app and Twitch, with no subscription needed. Those who miss the opening broadcast will have a 24-hour window to catch the concert after it airs.

As Shakira’s Madrid residency continues, the free global stream offers a rare chance for fans far from the Spanish capital to experience a full show from the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour at the same time as audiences following the performance locally.