The boom for the return of Shakira The scenarios has not ceased. Her jump again to music has kept the artist in the main headlines, so any topic is of interest.
This time, it was the Venezuelan animator Leonardo Villaloboswho recalled An experience that lived with the Colombian About 15 years ago in Miami, when he barely entered as the main driver of Super Sensational Saturday.
The peculiar anecdote
Recently, the Maracucho visited the Rocío podcast led by Rocío Higuera, in which they approached “the truth of the show” behind the famous Venevisión program, along with his other animators Leonardo Villalobos, Nieves Soteldo and the iconic Gilberto Correa.
In the midst of the conversation, Villalobos spoke of the importance of sabbatino space over the years, giving screen to great national and international artists. It was there when he brought up the recognition that Shakira gave to production.
It all happened between 2010-2011 when Leonardo began as an animator of the show. At that time, he was in a Miami store when the Barranquillera appeared, a fact that he could not believe.
“Shakira arrived in a convertible black Mercedes. He got off, sat and asked for coffee. I was with a corduroy and he ran away (at the singer’s table)”, explained. At the same time, he mentioned that his friend told the artist seeking to get his attention that he was a composer and singer.
Immediately, the gentleman in question presented Villalobos as the animator of the aforementioned program, which did capture her attention. “He raised his face and swear to you, He asked me for Luis and Helena (producers)“he added.
He also explained that Shakira also asked about Gilberto Correa, who had the opportunity to present her when she was just beginning in music. “And he said it: ‘I owe my career to that program’“, The animator pointed out.
Shakira’s insistence in Venezuela
In the same conversation, the announcer also reported that the interpreter of “Eyes like this” He arrived at the hill channel looking for the space leader to ask for opportunities to appear on the screen.
“She arrived with her guitar and told Peña: ‘If there is a chance I am down’, and she sat to wait for an artist to fall to give her a chance to go out with the guitar and sing”he pointed out.
This reflects the influence that Venezuela had in the departure of the Colombian in the entertainment industry, as well as reinforces what she has declared in some interviews, in which she remembers the doors that were opened in the homeland of Bolívar.
