One of the new songs is “Monotonia,” a lilting bachata track with Puerto Rican star Ozuna, and he joined Shakira at MetLife. Ozuna wore a white sweater that said “I'm Blessed” and a big smile while on stage.

Her setlist journeyed from more incendiary modern dance tunes — which found the star rolling, snapping and gyrating atop her monstrous T-shaped stage for two-plus hours — back to her more humble days as an Alanis-adjacent teen newcomer in the late ‘90s, performing in her native Colombia.

Singer's second night at the stadium included cameos from Wyclef and Rauw Alejandro, non-stop choreography, and hits from across the decades

Shakira kept the energy high on her second night in East Rutherford, N.J. In addition to Pitbull, Rauw Alejandro accompanied her as anticipated for their joint hit "Te Felicito."

The “She Wolf” singer will perform at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on May 15-16, and tickets are currently under $65. What makes this deal sweeter is that Shakira will bring out Pitbull for the May 16 concert as a one-night-only experience.

The North American run follows a historic Latin American launch, which drew 1.3 million fans across 25 shows. According to Billboard Boxscore, Shakira has already grossed $70.6 million from just 11 reported shows, making it the highest-grossing tour for March since the chart’s inception in 2019.

For Shakira fans attending the superstar’s concert at the MetLife Stadium on Thursday, transport chaos began even before New Jersey Transit workers went on strike. Hours ahead of the official walkout,