Shakira resumes tour after hospitalization

Colombian star Shakira performed in Lima, Peru, after canceling her show over the weekend due to a stomach bug.

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Shakira announced the news on her Instagram account and confirmed that her concert at the Estadio Nacional in Lima will start at 8:15 pm local time.

Shakira after a sudden health problem Shakira expressed her great gratitude to her Peruvian fans, as she posted a set of dazzling photos from her concert, and expressed her appreciation for the love and support she received from her fans. The photos showed the star in elegant looks as she showed off her famous dances, amid great interaction from the audience. She wrote in the comment: “What an amazing Peruvian audience! All this love and attention you have given me! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Peru, you are amazing! I love you!”

Shakira's illness details Shakira was hospitalized over the weekend with an "abdominal problem," which prompted her to cancel her Sunday concert, expressing her deep sadness at not being able to meet her fans. However, as her condition improves, the star confirmed that she will continue her tour as planned, performing in Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Argentina in February and March.

Shakira's medical file leaked In a related context, Peruvian health authorities launched an investigation into a clinic in Lima to which Colombian star Shakira was transferred due to her suffering from abdominal pain, after the singer's medical file was leaked.

The leak of Shakira's medical file on social media platforms prompted the National Health Supervisory Authority (SoSalud) to open an investigation.

The staff at the Delgado Ona clinic in Lima were questioned and the health center was inspected on Monday, Peruvian agency spokeswoman Ruby Capas told AFP. Although the law does not provide for the closure of the clinic for this type of violation, the agency can impose a fine of up to 1.6 million soles (about $430,000).

The spokeswoman said, “There is a very clear violation, and everyone saw it. What happened to the singer could happen to any patient.” She added that the investigation will be conducted with the utmost speed and the greatest degree of transparency.