Shakira killed Gerard Piqué in the first show of her world tour

Shakira returned to the stage with a stunning start to her world tour Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, a tour that celebrates her three decades of career and has been met with great anticipation by her fans.

The debut at the Nilton Santos Stadium in Rio de Janeiro was full of energy, emotion, and a symbolic gesture that lit up social media.

One of the most talked-about moments of the night occurred when the artist used a simulated weapon on stage and "shot" at a mannequin that, according to many on social media, bore a strong resemblance to Gerard Piqué.

However, upon analyzing the complete scene, it can be seen that Shakira was actually activating a robot, with no direct reference to her ex-partner. Despite this, the symbolic interpretation quickly went viral, sparking an intense debate among her fans about whether it was or wasn't the Spanish athlete.

Additionally, Piqué was indirectly present at the show, as the audience, upon seeing this enormous artistic display, began to chant the slogan  "Eh, Piqué, vete a la mierda!".

In reply, the Colombian put her hand to her ear, encouraging her followers to repeat it more forcefully, which provoked a euphoric reaction in the stadium. The videos quickly went viral on the internet, and many criticized the incitement to hatred caused by the Colombian.

Meanwhile, in one of her most well-known songs, Shakira decided to change the lyrics of her song to throw references against Clara Chía, Gerard's current partner and who led to the end of their relationship. "She works for you for free", could be heard in one of the phrases, recalling that the lovers might have met while working at the athlete's company.

Nevertheless, the show also had moments full of emotion. One of the highlights was the performance of Acróstico, in which Shakira shared the stage virtually with her children, Milan and Sasha. The images and voices of the children appeared on the giant screens, generating an ovation from the Carioca audience.

The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour will continue to travel through different countries in Latin America, including stops in Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico, before closing in the United States. If the first concert is a preview of what's to come, it's clear that this tour will be full of memorable moments and will continue to be much talked about.