Colombian pop star Shakira has announced that singers Maluma, Beéle, and Dani Martín will perform alongside her as special guest artists for the final concert of her Madrid residency on October 12.
The upcoming show will mark the 13th concert of her extended residence in the Spanish capital. According to an official statement released by the show's promoter, the Colombian artist conceived this final spectacle as a farewell celebration together with several of her close friends and musical collaborators.
Maluma and Beéle head the list of international guest performers set to join Shakira on stage. Shakira and Maluma will reunite live following their past hit studio collaborations on songs such as Chantaje and Agua. The duo is scheduled to perform Agua together live for the first time during this residency.
Maluma is a celebrated Colombian reggaeton and urban music singer who has built a prominent international career across Latin America and Europe. Shakira, a global Latin pop icon originating from Barranquilla, Colombia, has frequently brought guest collaborators onto her residency stages to showcase different styles of Spanish and English-language pop music.
International Collaborators and Caribbean Sounds
The inclusion of Beéle will introduce a contemporary Caribbean sound to the final show's program. Shakira recently teamed up with the fellow Colombian performer on the track Algo tú, and the pair also revisited her classic anthem Hips Don't Lie in a special version recorded for the 20th anniversary of music streaming platform Spotify.
In its official press release, the concert promoter noted that organizers have not ruled out including this updated anniversary version of Hips Don't Lie as part of the live setlist for the final performance.
Beéle represents a rising generation of Colombian artists known for blending tropical rhythms, dancehall, and modern urban music. Spotify, founded in Sweden in 2006, is the world's largest subscription audio streaming service, frequently collaborating with major global artists to produce exclusive release packages and milestone retrospectives.
Spanish Pop Representation and Guest Legacy
Spanish pop singer Dani Martín completes the roster of featured guest artists. The promoter highlighted Martín as a benchmark figure in Spanish pop music over recent decades, citing both his prominent career as the lead vocalist of pop-rock group El Canto del Loco and his subsequent work as a solo recording artist.
El Canto del Loco was one of Spain's most commercially successful pop-rock bands throughout the 2000s, earning widespread acclaim across the Iberian peninsula before disbanding. Following the group's breakup, Martín established a solo career that has maintained his status as a major mainstream act in Spanish popular music.
The three newly announced guest artists join a distinguished list of performers who have accompanied Shakira during her residency dates in Spain. Previous guest figures who appeared during her Spanish shows include Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz, Italian pop star Laura Pausini, Colombian artist Manuel Turizo, and British pop singer Dua Lipa.
Alejandro Sanz is one of Spain's most decorated Latin Grammy-winning musicians, while Laura Pausini is a celebrated Italian vocalist with a massive Spanish-language catalog. Madrid, the capital of Spain, serves as the main cultural center for major international arena tours and live music residencies in the country.
Final European Celebration of Latin Culture
Throughout her residency in the Spanish capital city of Madrid, Shakira has offered concertgoers a retrospective spanning multiple generations and genres of Spanish and English-language music. Her surprise stage appearances alongside guest stars have drawn hundreds of thousands of fans to her concerts in the city.
The final concert on October 12 is framed by organizers as a major celebration of Latin culture and music, bringing a formal close to this European stage of her international residency.
