Singer Shakira expressed her excitement and gratitude as she shared images and a video of a 21-feet-tall statue erected in her honor in her hometown, Barranquilla. The Grammy winner, in a post on Instagram, conveyed her enthusiasm for the tribute to Colombian women and Barranquilleras.
The statue, created by artist Yino Marques, features Shakira's iconic dance move from the music video of her hit 'Hips Don't Lie,' released in 2005. The singer shared a video capturing her parents and the Mayor of Barranquilla, Jaime Pumarejo, seeing the statue for the first time. Fans were also seen posing in front of the massive sculpture.
Earlier, Shakira released a series of photos showcasing the statue, including images of her parents and the mayor. One photo featured a dedication message highlighting her musical talent, influential voice, and humanitarian efforts for childhood and humanity.
In the caption, Shakira expressed her happiness in sharing the tribute with her parents, especially on her mother's birthday. She described each photo, expressing her gratitude for the honor bestowed upon her in her hometown. The singer's posts conveyed her appreciation for the recognition and celebration of her achievements in the place where her journey began.
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