SAN ANTONIO – Shakira is dedicating her performance at the Alamodome to victims of the deadly Hill Country floods.
The Colombian singer-songwriter said she would donate a portion of proceeds from her July 5 concert to support the flood recovery effort.
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Shakira said the money would go to the Catholic Charities of San Antonio, who is providing disaster relief to families impacted by the floods.
“I just landed in San Antonio, devastated to hear the news of the floods, the deaths, and the girls still missing,” Shakira said in a social media post, which was written in Spanish. “I can only think of their families and their immense pain.”
At least 43 people have died due to flooding along the Guadalupe River in the Hill Country on the Fourth of July, Kerr County officials said in a news conference Saturday evening.
Multiple people are presumed missing, including 27 campers from Camp Mystic who are still unaccounted for as of Saturday.
In the post, Shakira invited her fans to join her in donating to the organization through its website.
>> How to help those affected by Texas Hill Country floods
Shakira’s San Antonio concert, originally scheduled for Nov. 16, 2024, at the Frost Bank Center, was postponed due to high demand.
She was supposed to perform last month at the Alamodome but postponed the performance again due to structural issues.
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