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Colombian singer Shakira performed in San Antonio as part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour, dedicating concert proceeds to aid flood victims. The event, originally postponed, highlighted community solidarity as Shakira encouraged her audience to support relief efforts for those affected by the recent severe flooding in Central Texas. The concert served as both entertainment and a poignant reminder of the ongoing recovery needs in the region.
San Antonio, Texas – Colombian singer Shakira performed in San Antonio on July 5, 2025, as part of her rescheduled Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour, with a portion of the concert proceeds dedicated to aid those affected by recent flooding in the region. The concert, held at the Alamodome, aimed to provide relief amidst a backdrop of tragedy caused by severe floods that struck Central Texas.
The concert took place following a postponement originally scheduled for November 16, 2024, due to overwhelming ticket demand. Shakira, recognizing the plight of the community, announced on the social media platform X her intention to donate a significant portion of the ticket sales to Catholic Charities of San Antonio, which is actively involved in disaster relief efforts related to the flooding. In her message, Shakira expressed her sorrow for those affected by the disaster, which was categorized as historic due to unprecedented rainfall.
The flooding occurred over the weekend of July 3 and 4, leading to devastating consequences. The severe weather resulted in at least 81 confirmed deaths, and numerous others are still reported as missing, including 27 campers at Camp Mystic. The situation has necessitated ongoing search and rescue operations, as local officials reported that 41 individuals remained unaccounted for, and among the casualties were 40 adults and 28 children in Kerr County, the area most significantly impacted by the disaster.
As Shakira performed, she dedicated parts of her concert to the victims of the floods. She encouraged the audience to appreciate time spent with loved ones and fostered a sense of community by declaring that they were united in their grief and support for those in need. Shakira also highlighted the importance of contributing to relief efforts and prompted her fans to donate to Catholic Charities through the organization’s website.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott addressed the situation at a press conference on July 6, underscoring the ongoing efforts of local authorities to locate missing residents and manage the aftermath of the flooding. The floods have prompted state and local governments to mobilize resources to assist the victims and restore necessary services.
The series of storms that led to the flooding was characterized by relentless rains, overwhelming local infrastructure and prompting the declaration of a disaster in affected counties. This weather system has produced some of the worst flooding events the region has seen, prompting numerous emergency measures and a community response to support those enduring hardship.
The impact of Shakira’s performance extended beyond entertainment; it served as a poignant reminder of the importance of community solidarity in times of crisis. The artist’s initiative to support relief efforts not only amplified the need for assistance but also inspired her audience to participate in collective recovery efforts.
This concert marks a significant moment for San Antonio, as it provided a platform for both enjoyment and reflection on the challenges faced by many in the community. By directing a portion of the ticket sales to contribute to relief efforts, Shakira demonstrated a commitment to philanthropy, merging art with actionable support.
As the region continues to grapple with the fallout from the floods, the concert symbolizes a moment of healing, encouragement, and unity amongst residents and attendees alike. Moving forward, efforts led by local authorities and organizations like Catholic Charities will be crucial in ensuring long-term support and recovery for those affected by this devastating natural disaster.
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