Since turning 38 in 2015, Shakira has continued to solidify her status as one of the most influential and beloved artists in the music industry. Over the past few years, she has achieved remarkable milestones, expanded her artistic endeavors, and maintained her position as a global icon.
In 2016, Shakira released the hit single “Try Everything” for the animated film “Zootopia,” which showcased her versatility and appeal to audiences of all ages. The song was a commercial success and further established her as a talented and dynamic performer.
The following year, Shakira released her eleventh studio album, “El Dorado,” which featured a mix of Spanish and English tracks. The album included hits like “Chantaje” featuring Maluma, “Me Enamoré,” and “Perro Fiel.” “El Dorado” was a critical and commercial success, earning multiple awards, including a Grammy for Best Latin Pop Album.
Shakira embarked on the “El Dorado World Tour” in 2018, performing to sold-out arenas across the globe. Despite facing vocal cord issues that required medical treatment, she made a triumphant return to the stage, proving her resilience and dedication to her fans.
In 2020, Shakira delivered a show-stopping performance at the Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show alongside Jennifer Lopez. The performance was praised for its high energy, cultural representation, and celebration of Latin music. It became one of the most-watched and talked-about halftime shows in history, further cementing Shakira’s legacy as a global superstar.
Throughout these years, Shakira has also been actively involved in philanthropic efforts through her Barefoot Foundation, which focuses on improving education and the quality of life for children in Colombia and other developing countries. Her commitment to humanitarian causes has earned her recognition and respect worldwide.
In addition to her musical achievements, Shakira has ventured into television as a coach on “The Voice,” where she shared her expertise and mentored aspiring artists. Her presence on the show brought a fresh perspective and highlighted her nurturing and supportive nature.
Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Shakira continued to create and share her music with fans. She released the single “Don’t Wait Up” in 2021, marking her return to English-language pop music and showcasing her ability to adapt to evolving musical trends.
As of 2024, Shakira remains a dynamic force in the music industry, continuously reinventing herself and inspiring millions with her talent, passion, and dedication. Her journey from 2015 to the present is a testament to her enduring influence and unwavering commitment to her craft. Fans eagerly await her future projects, knowing that Shakira will continue to surprise and captivate the world with her extraordinary artistry.