Pallade Veneta - Chile technical woes prompt latest Shakira concert postponement

Chile technical woes prompt latest Shakira concert postponement


Chile technical woes prompt latest Shakira concert postponement
Chile technical woes prompt latest Shakira concert postponement / Photo: STRINGER - AFP/File

Colombian superstar Shakira has had to postpone another concert, this one set for Sunday in Chilean capital Santiago, due to "technical problems," the event's producers announced.

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A statement from Fenix Entertainment posted on social media said workers had encountered problems due to the uneven ground under the stage.

The statement said a new date for the concert would be announced shortly. Left unclear was whether a second concert in Santiago, set for Monday, would still go on.

Shakira has faced a series of setbacks since launching her first world tour in seven years.

The 48-year-old singer had to postpone an earlier concert in Colombia due to problems with the stage roof. And in Peru, she postponed a show after being hospitalized with abdominal pain.

Shakira launched the tour just days after her new album "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" won the Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop album.

After Chile, the tour is set to continue in Argentina, Mexico, the Dominican Republic and the United States.

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