A disc especially from Shakira It is the most successful and the one that took the laurels and turned out to be one of the classics and most listened to. The artist appeared on a recognition list that has served her well in her career. know what it is.
According to the magazine rolling Stonein the list of the 500 greatest music albums in history, Shakira She is one of the artists who attracted the most attention with one disc. It’s all about the album “Where are the thieves?”.
The Colombian has had many hits throughout her career, but this particular album, which includes songs like “Moscas en la casa” and “Si te vas” among others, was chosen as the most successful.
This album was released on September 29, 1998 and in a short time became the best-selling not only in the US but also in Latin America. In the same year it was released, he racked up a lot of points in his music career, which gave him the boost to stardom.
“Where Are the Thieves?”: The Album That Saved His Career
“Where are the thieves?” has 11 songs, which were then the preamble to opening the doors to the world Shakira. With him she conquered the Anglo-Saxon market, where she was already establishing herself as one of the best artists.
In addition to the songs already mentioned, his repertoire also includes “Ojos Así” and “Eighth Day”, songs that marked a before and after in his career. saying disc can be found under number 496 of the named list Shakira one of those that drew the most attention when the article was published.
Although the singer flexed her hips like no other and rose to fame with her 1995 LP Pies Descalzos, it was the material below that landed her on the list most successful album.
Shakira’s most successful album that saved her career
It should be noted that even today Shakira She remains one of the most influential Latin American artists. It has even become a benchmark for the new generations, for venturing into the urban genre and consequently being included among the great reggaeton hits known worldwide.
What’s your favorite song on the album?