Shakira: The promise to children from Uganda that stole the show (vid)
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Shakira shared a touching moment with the Ugandan dance group Ghetto Kids after her concert in Brooklyn.
- The singer promised to stay in touch with the children and their families, even suggesting a potential meeting in Madrid.
- Shakira highlighted the talent and joy of the Ghetto Kids, sending a message about opportunities for children worldwide.
Colombian superstar Shakira shared a particularly moving moment with the Ugandan dance group Ghetto Kids backstage following her second concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center. The singer expressed her delight in their collaboration, assuring the young performers that their friendship would endure.
Shakira promised to maintain communication with the children once they returned to Uganda. She also revealed that her own sons, Milan and Sasha, would remain in contact with them. The possibility of another meeting was left open, with Shakira suggesting they might see each other in Madrid during her upcoming performances there.
In a social media post, Shakira lauded the Ghetto Kids for their talent, joy, and the love they exude. She extended a message to children across the globe who are awaiting an opportunity to showcase their potential.
The Ghetto Kids first connected with Shakira through their participation in the music video for her song "Dai Dai." Their collaboration has since extended to significant events, including the World Cup final and her Barclays Center performances, evolving into a meaningful relationship that transcends music.
Maybe I'll see you in Madrid. Maybe you want to come to Madrid.
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.