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Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira has been referred to as the Queen of Latin Music and is considered to be the most recognizable face of Latin music around the world. With 80 millions of records she is listed as the best-selling Latin female artist in history. According to a report by Forbes, in 2018 Shakira was the female Latin artist who had sold the most albums in history, making her one of the best-selling music artists of all time. Vogue writer Carla Ramirez called Shakira the greatest Latin female icon in history and journalist Queralt Uceda from La Vanguardia credits Shakira for being the artist who has taken the Spanish language to the top while others credit her for being the pioneer in bringing Spanish to the entire world. Not only the language, but the culture, rhythms and con