Shakira has raised his voice against Donald Trump. In the midst of the voltage generated by the controversial Migratory measures promoted by the president, the artist It has not been silent. In a recent interview with BBC Newsthe singer strongly criticized Trump’s policies: “It means live with constant fear. And it is painful to see. We have to raise our voice, “he said.
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Shakira and his firm position before Donald Trump’s policies
Remember that it is not the first time that Shakira publicly expresses your rejection at Trump policies. Your commitment to Immigrant rights It has been a constant over the last years, and has taken advantage of both the scenarios and the microphones of the international press to make its position clear.
In the same talk with BBC NewsShakira called for citizen action against dehumanizing treatment towards migrants: “Now, more than ever, We have to stay together. We have to Raise our voices and make it very clear that a country can change its migratory policies, but The treatment of people must always be human”
Postponed turns and new confirmed concerts
In the midst of this controversy, the Colombian has also had to make adjustments on her agenda. His concert provided for him June 20 in it Sofi Stadium of Los Angeles It has been rescheduled for August 4, although there have been no specific details about the reasons behind the change.
However, the tour continues strongly. These are the updated dates of their Presentations in the United StatesMexico and Peru:
Confirmed Shakira concerts:
USA
- June 16 and 17 in Houston
- June 22 and 23 in Phoenix
- June 30 in San Francisco
- August 4 in Los Angeles
Mexico
- August 14 in Hermosillo
- August 17 in Chihuahua
- August 23 in Monterrey
- August 26, 27, 29 and 30
- September 2 and 3 in Querétaro
- September 6 and 7 in Guadalajara
- September 11 and 12 in Puebla
Peru
- November 15 and 16 in Lima
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Shakira, voice of immigrants
The Immigrant Defense It has been a key axis in the public discourse of Shakira. This same year, upon receiving a Grammy, the artist dedicated the prize to the millions of immigrants living in the United States: “I want to dedicate this award to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country. They are loved, they are worth it and I will always fight with you“
