Shakira and Alejandro Sanz met again on stage. The Spanish singer accompanied the Barranquilla again in one of the shows of his tour Women no longer cry.
Thursday, Sanz took the Hard Rock Stadium stage of Miami to sing again with Shakira his success: “The torture.”
Days before show, Shakira had announced that Sanz would accompany her in her first show in Miami.
At the end of his presentation together, Shakira gave Alejandro Sanz a big hug and dedicated a message: “Alejandro Sanz is the best Spain has given him after my children,” said the Colombian.
Sanz was not the only guest at night. Ozuna also repeated and accompanied Shakira to interpret his theme “Monotony.”
In May, Alejandro Sanz accompanied Shakira in the first show of his tour Women no longer cry by North America.
Sanz, the first guest of the Colombian tour in Charlotte, North Carolina, He sang with Shakira his successful theme “La Tortura”.
Your first collaboration in 20 years
The last week of May, Shakira and Alejandro Sanz launched “BĂ©same”, their first song in 20 years And that is part of the new Spanish album And now what?
After the launch of “Kissame”, Sanz had an interview with Billboard in Spanish How collaboration with the Barranquillera arose.
“We had long talked about being able to work together again. I always joked with her and said: ‘When are we going to make another song? You make songs only with the handsome and talented boys’… ”, said the Spanish.
Although they did not record the song together in the studio, The chemistry between Alejandor Sanz and Shakira is such that, even at a distance, they managed to do a subject in which complicity is perceived.
With “Kissame” there are three collaborations that Shakira and Alejandro Sanz have made. His first song together is “La Tortura” (2005) and the second was “I thank you, but no” (2006).
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· Shakira and Alejandro Sanz’s kiss that moved their fans
· Shakira invites Alejandro Sanz to sing “La Tortura” in his first concert in the US.
