Shakira opens up about vocal cord recovery ahead of central American games performance
By Reuters
20 July 2018 |
10:32 am
Colombian pop star Shakira expressed gratitude to her friends, family and fans on Thursday (July 19) just before performing in the opening ceremony of the Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla.
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20 Jul 2018
Colombian pop star Shakira expressed gratitude to her friends, family and fans on Thursday (July 19) just before performing in the opening ceremony of the Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla.
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