Last Updated on February 3, 2025, 1:13 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Shakira turned heads with her appearance at the 67th edition of Grammys after eighteen (18) years in a stunning orange and black Etro dress. The singer performed for the first time on Grammys stage since 2007 and won her career’s fourth Grammy, Best Latin Pop Album for Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.
The Etro dress she wore to make her appearance on the Grammys after 18 years, was a beautiful sleeveless dress with an orange V-neckline backless bodysuit. The dress was covered with black floral designs and the bodysuit graduated into a sheer black lace skirt and had similar black floral designs with a long dramatic glittery train.
Furthermore, after receiving her Grammy award, she dedicated it to all the immigrants living in the United States. She stated, “You are loved; you are worth it; and I will always fight with you.” Shakira also appreciated and dedicated the award to the women who work hard to provide for their families, calling them She-Wolves.
Shakira’s performance at 67th Grammys
Shakira performed one of her early hits, 1998’s “Ojos Asi,” which was followed by her viral collaboration with Bizarrap, “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53”, from her Grammy-winning album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.
The singer performed her songs with strong belly dancing on a sultry remix of “Ojos Asi”, followed by a short dance break and “Bzrp Music Sessions.”
Highlights of 2025 Grammys
Other than the return of Shakira after 18 years, Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori, also made headlines during the Grammys, after Bianca Censori removed her black fur coat, revealing her in a sheer outfit, completely showing her body.
The two received great criticism online, with Kanye West being called out for abusing her wife in front of the public, as he was seen talking to his wife before she removed her coat.
Other than them, Byron Messia also received great attention after he received his first Grammy, Best R&B Album, with his collaboration with Chris Brown on his album 11:11 (Deluxe).
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