“She doesn’t want to talk about it”: Spanish journalist reveals the real reason for Shakira’s trip to Barranquilla and predicts that there is no good news for the artist

Shakira’s recent trip to Barraquilla made headlines in her country as the singer attended the inauguration of her Pies Descalzos Foundation’s new school in the Nuevo Bosque neighborhood. But her presence in Colombia had a bigger reason and is related to a complex family situation that she does not want to talk about.

Spanish journalist Lorena Vásquez, host of the podcast “Las Mamarazzi” and collaborator on the program “Now Sonsoles”, warned from this last space that A woman from Barranquilla traveled to see her father William Mebarak.

According to Vásquez’s statements, Shakira’s father has apparently not made a satisfactory improvement since the operation he underwent last June, as reported by Noticias RCN on its website, which is not good news for the artist.

“She used this visit to see her family, keep in mind that her father is going through very complex health moments,” said Mamarazzi regarding the health problem of Mebarak, who has had several relapses since last year and December 6. Rujan turned 92 years old.

“She doesn’t want to talk about it, and the whole family is working together, because she wants to preserve the privacy of William Mebarak because the improvement is not expected,” commented the journalist who is following in the footsteps of the Colombian artist. even after leaving Barcelona to settle in Miami last April.

He added the communicator Shakira will have her own agenda by the end of the monthso she took the opportunity to travel to Barranquilla to see her father, as she did last June on her lightning trip in the company of Milan and Sasha’s children, whom almost no one knew about.

It is currently known that on September 20 Shakira will release her new song entitled “El Jefe”, the first corrido in her repertoire of compositions, and she is also awaiting a summons to court in Spain due to accusations against her of fiscal fraud. (AND)