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How to watch Shakira's live concert from home

Published : Wednesday, 30 September, 2026 at 7:40 PM

Observer Online Report

Pop queen Shakira’s concert is set to be broadcast live worldwide in collaboration with Amazon. With a single click, viewers in Bangladesh can now enjoy it for free from the comfort of their homes. The music of Spanish pop empress Shakira always sparks a unique frenzy across the globe.

Millions of fans eagerly await the chance to witness the enchanting melodies and magical performances of this Latin singer on the world stage. Now, there is great news for those fans: for the first time, this international pop star is set to broadcast one of her live concerts globally.

The global platform Amazon Music will live-stream this special concert by Shakira, held in Madrid. The event has been officially titled ‘Amazon Presents: Shakira Live from Madrid.’ Essentially, the Madrid leg of Shakira’s sensational ongoing ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour’ is being transformed into a special experience.

The best part is that viewers and listeners will not have to pay any extra subscription fees to enjoy the concert from home.

Shakira’s performance can be watched live for free from anywhere via the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, Fire TV, or the Amazon Music channel on Twitch. Notably, the concert will be broadcast simultaneously worldwide from Madrid on the evening of October 3.

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