The viral video of Shakira at her concert that is making waves due to her physique and outfit

Shakira faces criticism regarding her physique following a viral concert video, but her fans defend her. At 47 years old, she continues to stand out for her energy on stage, defying beauty standards.


During a recent concert, Shakira once again took over the stage and captivated the audience with her usual energy, but there was a video that went viral on social media, not for her voice or her dance, but for her outfit and a supposed “baby bump” that sparked a flood of comments online. In the footage, the singer is seen performing her hit session with Bizarrap —the one in which she threw indirect jabs at Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía— while walking through the crowd in a form-fitting purple outfit. What should have been an iconic moment was overshadowed by a wave of criticism regarding her body.

The comments quickly flooded the posts: "Is she pregnant?", "She looks like a wrestler from AAA," "The Tigress of the East, Temu version," and many others filled with mockery and offensive tones. The network was filled with improvised judges ready to share their opinions on the body of a woman who, at 47 years old, continues to give her all on stage with her usual strength. Shakira did not respond, but her fans did: they defended her with nails, teeth, and a lot of love.

“She is a real woman, not a plastic doll”, “They criticize if she has surgery, they criticize if she doesn’t...”, “How many of those commenting could sing, dance, and stir a crowd at her age?”, were some of the responses that contrasted with the superficiality of many criticisms. The issue is not Shakira's body, but rather the external, demanding, and cruel gaze that continues to impose impossible standards even on the most admired women.

In the end, it’s about remembering something basic: everyone has days when their body looks different. A poor posture, tricky lighting, or simply the result of a good lunch can alter an image. And yes, this happens even when you are a superstar. What’s curious is that while some become obsessed with their figure, Shakira continues to do what she does best: giving her all on stage.

And while some occupy themselves measuring waist centimeters, Shakira continues doing her thing: singing, dancing, and filling stadiums. Because in the end, what matters is not having a little more or less belly, but the strength with which a woman stands on stage and connects with her audience. And in that regard, the Colombian remains unbeatable.

Frequently Asked Questions about Shakira and the Virality of Her Concert Video

Why has the video of Shakira at her concert gone viral?

The video of Shakira has gone viral due to comments about her physique and outfit. During her performance, some social media users pointed out a supposed "belly," which sparked a series of criticisms and mockery. However, many of her fans have come to the singer's defense, highlighting her authenticity and energy on stage at the age of 47.

Has Shakira responded to the critiques of her appearance?

Shakira has not directly responded to the criticisms about her appearance. Her fans have been the ones defending her image on social media. They have emphasized that, despite the negative comments, the singer continues to give her all on stage and connect with her audience.

Is Shakira's "little belly" related to any recent health issue?

There is no evidence that Shakira's alleged "belly" is related to recent health issues. However, in a nearby context, Shakira had to cancel a concert in Lima due to severe abdominal pain, which was speculated to be gastritis. This cancellation was a precautionary measure recommended by her doctors to ensure her health.

What have been the reactions of Shakira's followers to the criticisms?

Shakira's followers have reacted by defending the singer. They have criticized the imposed beauty standards and emphasized Shakira's authenticity and talent. Many comments highlight that what matters is her ability to connect with the audience and her dedication on stage, not her physical appearance.

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Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduated in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, Spain. Editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.