Shakira's Madrid concert to stream free worldwide on Amazon Music and Prime Video

How and when to watch

The event is called Amazon Music Presents: Shakira Live from Madrid. It covers the last stop of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour, held at her ES Latina European Residency in Madrid.

Amazon lists these start times for October 3:

• 11:45 AM PT / 2:45 PM ET (U.S.)
• 12:45 PM in Mexico City
• 3:45 PM BRT in Brazil
• 7:45 PM BST in the UK
• 8:45 PM CEST in Madrid, France, Germany and Italy
• 12:15 AM IST in India, on October 4

Viewers can use the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, the Amazon Music app on Fire TV, or the Amazon Music channel on Twitch.

Part of a wider Latin music celebration

The livestream is the centerpiece of The Women Shaping Latin Music, the 2026 edition of Music Connects Us, Amazon Music's annual celebration of the artists, sounds and cultural movements shaping Latin music. Amazon says this year's program honors women who paved the way, celebrates those moving music forward today and creates opportunities for those who come next.

Amazon also points to Shakira's streaming numbers. On Amazon Music, Dai Dai is the No. 1 song worldwide in 2026 year to date, and Shakira is the most-listened-to Latina artist worldwide over the same period, according to the company.

Shakira said in a statement: "The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour has become more than I could ever have imagined, and I am so proud of it."

Fans can also get new releases: a Dai Dai Spanish Remix produced by RVSSIAN as an Amazon Music Original, and an Amazon exclusive orange and yellow marble vinyl edition of Laundry Service, marking the album's 25th anniversary. Amazon also lists El Mixtape, curated by Shakira from women artists who shaped her, along with playlists called [Re]Discover Shakira and On Tour.

In Madrid, an interactive exhibit called El Museo Shakira by Amazon Music, guided by Alexa, traces her milestones in music, fashion, culture and social impact. An all-women Amazon Music stage will reimagine some of her biggest songs live.

Shopping and AI training initiatives

Two initiatives extend the campaign beyond the concert. The first, Las Mujeres Facturan Con Amazon Music, is a storefront on Amazon.com for products from women-owned businesses, with a spotlight on Latina-owned brands. It also features merchandise and physical music from female Latin artists, and a space where customers can hear from the women behind the brands.

The second, Las Mujeres Ayudan Con Amazon Music, builds on Shakira's education work through her nonprofit, Fundación Pies Descalzos. Together with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the women-in-tech nonprofit Laboratoria, the foundation is launching AWS Entrena Latinas. The program offers free cloud computing and AI training across Latin America, entirely in Spanish.

Its goal is to reach 1 million women by 2028, moving toward 50% female participation in a field where, per Amazon, women hold only 26% of tech roles. It starts in Colombia, where students and mothers connected to Fundación Pies Descalzos can take foundational courses and pursue AWS AI certifications.

What it means for fans

Because the stream is available without a subscription and across several platforms, fans in many regions can watch the full show live. The accompanying releases, storefront and training program give Amazon a broader campaign around the concert, with the education effort aimed at long-term career opportunities in technology.