Dua Lipa surprised fans by joining Shakira on stage during her Madrid concert on October 3, 2026. The appearance took place during the eighth show of Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour at Madrid’s Macondo Park. Dua joined Shakira for an acoustic performance of Antología, one of the songs from the early part of Shakira’s career. The song was originally released on her 1995 debut album and was written when she was still a teenager in Bogotá.
The two singers performed the song together in a simple acoustic arrangement. Shakira described singing Antología with Dua Lipa as an honor because of the personal connection she has with the song. The performance also gave the audience a chance to see the two singers sharing the stage without a large production around them. Dua appeared in a black gown and also spoke to the audience in Spanish. She thanked the 50,000 fans who had gathered at the Madrid venue for the concert.
The performance was also shown through a live stream, allowing people outside Madrid to watch the collaboration. The moment reportedly attracted more than a million viewers worldwide. The combination of Shakira’s connection with Antología and Dua Lipa’s surprise appearance made the performance one of the notable moments from the Madrid show.
Dua later posted about the performance on social media and described the experience as a treasured memory. The appearance also showed the mutual respect between the two singers. While Shakira continues her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour with songs from different stages of her career, Dua’s appearance brought an unexpected guest performance to the Madrid concert.
Antología has remained an important song in Shakira’s career because it comes from her early years as a singer and songwriter. Its performance with Dua Lipa also brought renewed attention to the track. With 50,000 fans present and more than a million viewers reportedly watching the live stream worldwide, the Madrid concert became notable for the unexpected meeting of the two international pop stars on one stage.
