2023-11-17 10:04:00
(CNN Spanish) — Shakira shone again on stage, this time in the twenty-fourth Latin Grammy Awardsin which she was one of the big winners of the night and in which her children Milan and Sasha occupied a prominent place.
The Colombian singer was the winner of three Latin Grammy Awards that were presented at a ceremony in Seville, Spain, this Thursday night: Best Urban Fusion Song for “TQG”, with Karol G, and Best Pop Song and Best Song of the Year for “Music Session vol. 53”, which he shares with producer Bizarrap. With this she increased her musical career to 14 Latin Grammys.
Colombian singer Shakira poses with her awards for Record of the Year, Best Pop Song and Best Urban Performance during the 24th Latin Grammy Awards ceremony at the Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions (FIBES) in Seville on November 16, 2023. (Credit: JORGE GUERRERO/AFP via Getty Images)
When thanking her for the Song of the Year award, the artist gave a short but emotional speech in which she dedicated the award to her children and talked about a promise she made to Sasha and Milan.
“I want to dedicate this to my children Milan and Sasha because I have promised them that I will be happy. I have promised them that they will have a mother who will laugh with all her laughter because they deserve it,” Shakira saidadding that he is thinking “from now on” about the songs and tours that are to come.
“Because as a friend says: there is nothing in the past. Only the future is remembered,” the artist pointed out.
Shakira has had a lot of success in the last year with the songs ‘Te felicito’, along with Rauw Alejandro; TQG, with Karol G, for which she also won a Latin Grammy this Thursday; ‘Monotonía’, together with the Puerto Rican Ozuna and of course, the highest grossing of all, Session No. 53 with Bizarrap, which broke four Guinness World Records on YouTube and made history on Spotify with millions of views after its release at the beginning of this year.
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