Shakirathe Colombian artist, appeared in Peru, although she canceled the first date of her presentation due to complications in her health, if the second date agreed for Monday, February 17. Thousands of fans not only Peruvians enjoyed their musical successes. Therefore, it is important to mention that the economy also moved, despite just developing a date in Lima, left a large economic sum in sales: Drinks, food and merchandising, as emphasized by the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat).
On Monday, February 17, many and many fans of the singer known as ‘La Loba’, arrived at the National Stadium, to vibrate with their themes that are a worldwide success. Also, Indecopi at the time urged organizing producers to issue a programming date of the first date (Sunday, February 16), which was canceled, however, it was established for November 15, 2025.
Shakira in Peru: How much money did this concert leave for the sale of drinks, food and others?
The concert offered by the renowned Colombian singer Shakira last Monday, February 17, generated profits exceeding 548,000 soles, from the commercialization of food, drinks and merchandising products carried out by the dealers present in the National Stadium, according to the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat).
These profits were obtained through the supervision of the 41 points of sale, where the sale of drinks such as mineral water, beers and energizers (20 stands), foods such as popular choripanes (14 stands) and merchandising products such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as clothing such as and accessories (7 stands). Total income was led by beverage sales, reaching 379,223 soles, followed by food sales with 127,197 soles, and thirdly, the sale of merchandising with 41,710 soles.
These figures were the result of the inspection carried out by 21 inspectors of the Sunatwho verified compliance with the tax regulations by the merchants present in the event.
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Source: Larepublica
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