Colombian superstar Shakira took Detroit fans on a musical journey Thursday that covered three decades of her music.

Her 23-song set showcased music from her 2024 album, “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” (“Women No Longer Cry”), alongside more time-tested material.

Shakira landed in Detroit and promptly dropped a vigorous, vivacious, sparkling eruption of energy onto Little Caesars Arena.

Thursday night at the sold-out downtown venue, the Colombian superstar wowed in a hardworking, two-hour-plus set that took fans on a global journey of sounds and dance numbers while revisiting three decades of music.

It was a night of elaborate, eyepopping stagecraft, ever-changing wardrobe and fanciful set pieces, with Shakira a dynamic presence at the center of it all. With lithe and curvy moves to lead th

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