Pop singer, Shakira, denoted a recorded accomplishment at the Grammys on Sunday when she turned into the main craftsman to win Best Latin Pop Album twice.
The Columbian local won the honor classification for her collection “Eldorado” following her 2001 win in a similar honor class for her live collection “MTV Unplugged”
Shakira, who is a four-time Grammy world record holder, took to her instagram page: @shakira, to value her fans in two recordings, one in Spanish and another in English.
Her win was recognized by the Grammy Recording Academy on its Twitter handle: @RecordingAcad, where it expressed: “@shakira is officially the first female artist to win twice in the Best Latin Pop Album category.”
The artist and midsection artist’s win was generally gotten by Latinos and minorities via web-based networking media as they trooped to salute the performer.
Forty-year-old Shakira has discharged 11 studio collections, four live collections, two assemblage collections, 49 singles (counting nine as included craftsman) and nine limited time singles.
Her official tune for the 2010 FIFA World Cup: “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” became the biggest-selling World Cup song of all time with 10 million downloads.
With more than 1.6 billion perspectives, it is a standout amongst the most saw music recordings on YouTube.
In 2011, she was designated by previous US President Barack Obama to the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanics – a four-man gather that exhorts the President and Education Secretary.