Shakira publishes the date and cover of her new album: ‘Women no longer cry’

Now, yes! We already know the name and release date of Shakira’s highly anticipated new album: Women no longer cry. Yes, you read correctly, the Colombian star has taken one of the most famous verses from her session with Bizarrap to title her eleventh studio album. And no wonder! It is a name that can perfectly summarize all the empowerment that the singer has experienced in the last two years.

Women no longer cry, as Shakira has confirmed, will arrive on all platforms on March 22. This is a highly anticipated album. And the last album that the star released was in 2017: The Golden. Now, the Colombian is stepping stronger than ever seven years later.

Shakira has also shared the album cover. In the image we can see the Colombian’s face in the foreground, looking at the sky and shedding silver tears. An image that directly reminds us of Piety and all those virgins who pray to God. But it is not the only photo that the singer has shared from this new era. Shak has also uploaded three other images from the visuals. And it seems that this new era we will explore various facets of the artist. Of course, we are sure that some of the hits she has released this last year will be on the album.

“Women no longer cry. (Women no longer cry) My new album that arrives this March 22, I have not created it alone but with all of you, and with my pack of wolves who have been there accompanying me every step,” she said. the Colombian wrote on her social networks to announce the album.

The reason why the album is called Women No Longer Cry

Shakira has also revealed the reason why she decided to call this album with this name: “When writing each song, I rebuilt myself. When I sang them, my tears became diamonds and my vulnerability became resilience.”

Without a doubt, Women No Longer Cry is one of the most anticipated albums of 2024. And Shakira has been one of the most listened to stars in the world of 2023. And one of the most important musical stars of the last three decades. So yes, there is a desire for this new album.