Shakira's face proposed for Colombian banknote in viral fan tribute

A design created with artificial intelligence, featuring Colombian singer Shakira's face on a hypothetical 200,000 peso banknote, has sparked widespread admiration online. The concept gained traction following the artist's visit to Quibdó, an area devastated by an earthquake on August 10, where she pledged support for affected communities.

This initiative is not an official announcement from the Bank of the Republic of Colombia but rather a gesture of gratitude from citizens, as reported by media outlets like El Colombiano and La Kalle. Shakira announced a donation of 1.25 million dollars for the recovery of the Diego Luis Córdoba Technological University of Chocó. Additionally, through her Barefoot Foundation and in partnership with philanthropist Howard Buffett, she plans to fund the construction of 10 schools in the Chocó department.

The viral images mimic the style of Colombian currency, incorporating cultural elements such as yellow butterflies and orchids alongside Shakira's portrait. The singer's humanitarian efforts have also inspired social media posts with the phrase "Shakira president," suggestions for a holiday in her honor, and even calls for her nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The Foundation Pies Descalzos, established in 1997, has benefited over 282,000 children and supported 22 schools in Colombia. The presence of globally recognized figures in affected regions helps draw attention to the needs of vulnerable areas. The conversation surrounding this symbolic tribute continues online as private and social sectors work to address the catastrophe.

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