The Colombian actress couldn't resist dancing to Shakira's new song with Bizarrap.
Izabela Pecherska
| 01/20/2023 – 1:18pm (GMT-4)
The latest social media craze is the dance challenge of Shakira's song with Bizarrap. A challenge viral video that has thousands of users replicating the Colombian singer's moves to the rhythm of her tirade against Piqué. And the latest to join this challenge is the Colombian actress Carmen Villalobos.
The protagonist of the soap opera Coffee with the Aroma of Woman She couldn't resist performing the choreography and sharing it with all her TikTok followers, where it quickly began racking up views. It already has over 4 million views!
“My first #tiktok of 2023. Let's join this trend that is super cool!”, the singer commented alongside the video, which is recorded with an effect that triples the image.
The result of the challenge is delighted among the millions of followers of the actress, whose relationship with Venezuelan driver Frederik Oldenburg is more than confirmed.
The Colombian actress started 2023 in love, as she revealed in an Instagram post. The lucky owner of her heart is Frederik Oldenburg, presenter of Exatlon USAIt was on the program of Today Telemundo, where he confirmed the relationship and revealed that his girlfriend already knows his family. He also said they spent New Year's Eve together in the Dominican Republic, where they were spotted kissing in a nightclub.
Meanwhile, Shakira's BZRP Music Session #53 with the Argentine producer is sweeping digital platforms. The song is playing non-stop everywhere, and now it has their own dance for all those who love doing these types of viral challenges.
The Colombian singer's dance, inspired by one performed by the group Belladose, has surpassed 110 million views on TikTok.
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