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Lima celebrates Shakira on her birthday with messages on banners throughout the city

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Lima celebrates Shakira on her birthday with messages on banners throughout the city

The singer Samario wrote a heartfelt message for his friend and colleague Shakira – credit Carlos Vives/X

In the city of Lima, the birthday celebration of the renowned Colombian singer Shakira has transformed the streets into a space for public congratulations. Through the placement of banners with messages inspired by the lyrics of her songs, admirers of the artist seek to honor her career and the impact she has on music and her commitment to social causes.

“You more than anyone deserve to be happy”, “One day after the storm, when you least expect the sun comes out”, are some of the messages of affection that have been published towards the people of Barranquilla, inspired by their song “Día de Enero” . These banners have been displayed at various strategic points in Surco, La Victoria and the Panamericana Sur, creating a festive atmosphere in the Peruvian capital.

Shakira, whose musical legacy includes numerous Grammy Awards and millions of albums sold, is also known for her activism and her role as a UNICEF ambassador. The campaign, orchestrated by her followers, is not only limited to the streets but has also found an echo on social networks, where the hashtag #HappyBirthdayShakira brings together numerous displays of affection.

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In addition, the realization of musical specials dedicated to the singer on various radio stations stands out, thus amplifying the reach of this celebration. The organizers of this initiative hope that the gesture transcends and reaches Shakira herself, as a sign of the affection and admiration that the public feels for her work and her humanitarian work.

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Banners inspired by Shakira’s songs are displayed on the streets of Lima.

Through his X account (former Twitter), Colombian singer Carlos Vives greeted his friend and compatriot on this special date. “Little girl in the skirt, thank you for giving your grace to the world, I love you and it makes me happy to see you smile. Happy birthday! “Shakira,” commented Vives.

For her part, the singer also took a moment to thank all her followers for the expressions of affection and greetings they have sent her. “Thank you all very much for the loving messages from her. This is how it’s nice to turn 37,” was the message that Shakira left on her X account, joking about her age, since she turns 47.

Carlos Vives greets Shakira for her birthday.

The popular singer was born on February 2, 1977 in the Colombian city of Barranquilla. Her full name is Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll. Her Arabic name means “woman with graces.”

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On his father’s side he has Lebanese origins and his mother is a native of Colombia. Likewise, Shakira’s great talent was also inherited from her father, who was a dancer.

At the age of 13 he signed with Sony Music and released his first album “Magia”. His second album, “Peligro”, was recorded at the age of 15; But his rise to fame came with his third album “Pies Descalzos”, for which he sold more than 4 million copies worldwide.

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Reinforcement in her artistic side came in 1998 when Emilio Estefan, producer and husband of Gloria Estefan, helped her take off internationally. There she recorded “Where Are the Thieves?” and thus she became the queen of Latin pop.

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