Mexico City is preparing for one of its biggest music nights of the year. City officials have confirmed that Shakira will headline a free concert at the iconic Zócalo, opening the doors to thousands of fans without a ticket fee.

The announcement, shared by local authorities, places the performance in one of the most symbolic public spaces in the country. The Zócalo has hosted historic gatherings and large-scale concerts before, making it a fitting stage for an artist with Shakira’s global reach. Officials expect a massive turnout, given both the venue’s size and her longstanding popularity across Mexico.

The show is part of her broader tour schedule and comes as she continues to reconnect with audiences throughout Latin America. Organizers are coordinating security and crowd management plans to accommodate what could be one of the largest free concerts of the year in the capital.

For fans, it offers rare access to a stadium-level performer in the heart of the city, no ticket required.