Shakira dedicates his Grammy to immigrants after Trump’s mass deportation promises: “He goes for my brothers in this country”

Shakira won Grammy to best Latin pop album With their album “Women no longer cry” this Sunday in Los Angeles, where the 67th edition of the Recording Academy Awards is held.

The Colombian star won Anitta, Luis Fonsi, Kany García and Kali Uchis in category.

Excited, the artist who turned 48 this Sunday He dedicated his speech to immigrants in the United StatesS, who live moments of uncertainty with the arrival of Republican Donald Trump to the White House and his promises of mass deportations.

“I want to dedicate this award to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country,” said Shakira, a trophy in hand.

“You are loved, you are worth and I will always fight with you,” he added, exalting the community of Latin immigrants, which in the United States generally absorbs manual work in sectors such as field and construction.

«This award is for you»He insisted.

The singer He received the award from Jennifer Lópezwith whom he starred in 2020 one of the most famous part -time acts of the American football final in the United States.

The Barranquillera also dedicated her gramophone to her children Sasha and Milan, present at the ceremony.

Shakira is about to start an international tour of his album in Brazil this month.

“Women no longer cry” is the twelfth album of the Colombian artist and it was his return after almost seven years without signing a new study production.

Released almost a year ago, the album is inspired, in part, in his reflections after the break with his partner, the footballer Gerard Piqué, a dramatic separation closely followed by the media, and which was also the subject of the successful collaboration with The Argentine Bizarrap entitled «Shakira: BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53».

The song, winner of a Latin Grammy, is part of the album, as well as other collaborations with Karol G, Ozuna, Grupo Frontera, Cardi B and Rauw Alejandro, among others.