Shakira received a warm welcome in Peru after selling out three shows at the National Stadium for her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour." In addition to delighting her Peruvian fans with a concert that showcases her best music, the Colombian star made time to explore some of Lima’s most iconic landmarks. She shared a few photos from her time in Peru on her social media.
© ShakiraShakira shared the photos through her Instagram account, where she has over 94 million followers. The images showcased her best moments at the National Stadium, along with visits to emblematic sites such as the Huaca Pucllana archaeological complex, located in the Miraflores district of Lima.
She is seen having fun in her photos, wearing a comfortable brown-toned outfit as she explores the city. She rounded out the look with sunglasses and gave the camera her best smile as she posed at the archaeological site, one of the most important in the city.
Shakira also had an encounter with the media outside a museum, expressing her gratitude for the warmth of the Peruvian audience while also sharing her admiration for Peru's culture and beauty.
© Shakira“Incredible. I’m having such a great time, I love it," she said to the media.
"You know what I love? All of Peru’s culture. I’ve learned so much about Lima’s pre-Incan history,” she said in an interview with local outlets.
Shakira captioned her post with a similar energy, sharing her joy over her travels and her experience while on tour. “Days with pre-Incan pyramids, multicolored llamas, hairless dogs, and magical nights full of emotion and feeling. Thank you, Peru, for giving us so much!” she wrote.
Breakfast with chicharrón and lots of llamas
In other snapshots, Shakira appeared fascinated by the beautiful gifts her Peruvian fans sent her, including colorful stuffed llamas, with the photos showing her holding on tightly to the toy.
More highlights in her post include an adorable Peruvian viringo, a dog that's commonly known as a “Peruvian hairless dog."
She also showed her hearty and adventurous appetite by trying one of Peru’s culinary delights: a traditional Peruvian breakfast. The dish consists of chicharrón, tamales, fried sweet potato, and some coffee.
Shakira wrapped up her post by sharing some of the keepsakes she took home, including a ceramic figure of a vicuña, a type of Llama, artisanal textiles, and several chullos, which are traditional knit hats.
