A recent video captured in the farm ‘The story’, owned by singer Maluma, generated a wave of comments on social networks after showing Shakira riding a Colombian Creole horse.
The image, which united two icons of national music with one of the most representative cultural symbols of the country, not only caught attention for its symbolic value, but also for an informal proposal left by Maluma:
“The visit we had today in the hatchery the story Ayayayyy, Shakira Múdate to Medellín Ome!” Shouted the singer Paisa while accompanying Shakira in his ride. Read: In video: Shakira lit Medellín and danced sauce with Maluma
The visit occurred in the middle of Shakira’s passage through Medellín, where he recently offered a concert at the Atanasio Girardot stadium. There, both artists shared the stage, reviving their musical bond, the same one that began in 2018 with the clandestine collaboration.
But this time, the connection moved to the rural environment, on a day where the Barranquillera artist also demonstrated her ability as a Amazon.
The video shows Shakira riding a copy of the Maluma hatchery, a national race appreciated for its elegance and rhythm. The scene was widely shared by media, fans of the equine world and followers of both artists, highlighting the naturalness of Waka Waka’s interpreter when riding.
Maluma has an equine farm in Medellín
Maluma is not only known for his musical career, but also for his fondness for horses. In 2020 he founded El Story, a personal project that seeks to combine tradition, genetics and excellence in raising Colombian Creole horses. Read: Why Karol G did not sing with Shakira in Medellín: they reveal the reason
The singer has told in interviews and publications that it was his father who encouraged him to take the step towards the equestrian world. Since then, he has invested strongly in the acquisition of national and international specimens.
Among the best known are ‘Hercules’, his first pure blood for which he would have paid about 80 million pesos, and ‘horizon’, a horse of international recognition that was given to him by footballer Sergio Ramos.
In his farm, located on the outskirts of Medellín, Maluma has created a stable with mythological names such as ‘Zeus’, ‘Megara’, ‘Poseidon’ and recently ‘Mother Monte de la Legenda’, a Colombian Creole horse that has begun to stand out in its stable. Read: Shakira and Carlos Vives sang together in Medellín; This was the presentation
Although Maluma’s comment on a possible move from Shakira to Medellín was presented in a jocular tone, many social networks wonder if there could be something else behind that invitation. The singer, who currently resides in Miami with her children, has lived several personal changes in recent years, and there are few who see with good eyes the idea that she returns narrower links with her country.
