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Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour has been making headlines, but a moment during her Bogotá concert sparked controversy. A viral video shows her interacting with her main dancer, Darina, before heading to the stage. In the clip, Shakira listens to Darina’s explanation, then abruptly lowers the dancer’s hand, leading to speculation about whether she was annoyed or simply focused on the show’s timing.
Social media reactions have been divided—some criticize Shakira’s attitude, while others argue that large-scale productions require strict coordination. Darina, a longtime collaborator, has not commented on the incident, though she continued performing professionally.
This moment has reignited debates on the pressure artists face during live performances. Despite the controversy, Shakira’s Bogotá concert was a massive success, reinforcing her status as one of the most influential figures in music.
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