Shakira videography

Shakira video discography

Shakira in 2009
Releases
↙Music videos	39
↙Video albums	3
↙Documentaries	4
↙Filmography	5

The Videography of Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira consists of thirty-three music videos, three albums in live video, recorded her last tour as devido to the success of the tour and live album ul fund was launched showcasing the best live scenes of the artist, and four documentaries which two were released on a bonus cd of their albums "Grandes Éxitos" and "Oral Fixation Tour", "Hagamos que Salga el Sol", her third film, was marketed through the website of her foundation Pies descalzos, this film was used to promote her single "Sale el Sol", and last so far, has been marketed in several cinemas in the world, the title is called "A Day with Shakira".

His first music video was "Estoy Aquí" which was released in early 1996, this video was dirido Gstalder Christophe, her second video was "Dónde Están Corazón", which was released in mid year, and was directed by Gustavo Garzon I work later in videos like "Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos" (1997), "Un poco de amor" (1997), "Ciega, Sordomuda" (1998), "Inevitable" (1999) and "No Creo" (1999), in 1997 recorded the video "Se quiere, Se Mata", this video was directed by Juan Carlos Martin. after releasing the video for "Ciega, sordomuda" (1998), working with Emilio Estefan Shakira in 1998 for recording the video "Tú", in mid-1999 Shakira recorded "Ojos Así" with Mark Kohr and at the end of the same year released the video for the song "Moscas en la Casa" this video can be viewed live during the cut "MTV Unplugged".

In late 2001, Shakira released the video for "Whenever, Wherever" or "Suerte" (in Spanish speaking countries) this was her first video in two languages, which was praised by critics praising her ability to speak English, was directed by film director Francis Lawrence, released their next months video called "Underneath Your Clothes" this video has several scenes in black and white and was very well received by critics labeled as a video "Beautiful" was directed by Herb Ritts before die, then released her third English language video entitled "Objection (Tango)" or also known in Latin America as "Te aviso, Te anuncio (Tango)" which was directed by Dave Meyers in 2002, in the same year were also released the video "Te dejo madrid" directed by WIZ (this video was recorded in 2002 but not released until 2009 on HTV channel and then was submitted on the official website of VEVO Shakira in 2011) "The One" and "Que Me Quedes Tú" led by Ramiro Agulla & Esteban Sapir in 2003 launched the live version of "Poem to a Horse". In mid-2005 he recorded the video Shakira "La Tortura" with Alejandro Sanz which was directed by Michael Haussman, this was the big [back] Shakira, according to several internet portals in that year, the same year, working with Jaume de Laiguana in the video of "No", "Don't Bother" and "Día de Enero" (2006), later in the year for the first time 2006 Shakira work with Wyclef Jean in the video "Hips Don't Lie" which was directed by Sophie Muller, this was the most requested video on MTV, in the same year he returned to work with Jaume de Laiguana in the videos "Illegal" and "La Pared", then Shakira returned to work with Alejandro Sanz in the video "Te Lo Agradezco, Pero No" which was also directed by Laiguana. In 2007 Shakira collaborated with the American singer Beyoncé Knowles on the song "Beautiful Liar" whose video was directed by Jake Nava, loved singers are very SEXY According to critics, the same year Laiguana work in the video for "Las de la Intuición" then shot the video of Shakira "Hay Amores" which belongs to the Soundtrack "Love in Time of Cholera", this video was directed by Vincent Passeri, which was shown until 2008. The following year (2009), Shakira recorded the video "She Wolf" which belongs to their sixth studio album of the same name, this video was directed by Jake Nava (who had previously worked in the video "Beautiful Liar"), that same year Shakira recorded the video "Did it Again" and "Give it Up to Me" both directed by British director Sophie Muller (with whom he had worked before in the direction of the video "Hips Don't Lie") the video for "Did it Again" was released exclusively in Europe and Asia, its Spanish version "Lo hecho está hecho" was released in Latin America and parts of Europe while "Give it Up to Me" was released exclusively in North America and Japan.

Middle of the first half of 2010 Shakira recorded the video for her fourth single from the album She Wolf which is titled "Gypsy" this video was charges on the direction of Jaime de Laiguana, in this video the Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal makes a cameo, mid-2010 Shakira released the video "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" to work for the first time South African group Freshlyground this video was in charge of the direction of Marcus Raboy devido which launched the [fever ] of the FIFA World Cup 2010 in October of that same year Shakira recorded and released the video "Loca", the first single from their seventh studio album Sale el Sol, this video caused controversy because of the location, in December shot the video from the album of the same name "Sale el Sol (song)" this video was used for the Christmas campaign for Freixenet, which was used for a commercial, in February 2011 the official video was released in April of that year (2011) Shakira recorded the video for "Rabiosa", their third single from this album (Sale el Sol) which was launched in June 2011 until the official count of Shakira VEVO, this video s controversial devido to Pole dance performed in the video underwear, these three last video (Loca, Sale el Sol and Rabiosa) were recorded by Jaime de Laiguana and recorded in Barcelona, Spain, in June hitting its dates for the Sun Comes Out World Tour in Paris, France, Shakira recorded two videos which belong to her most recent live album Shakira: Live from Paris in the first place is "Antes de las Seis" the fourth single of Sale el Sol and the first single from Shakira: Live from Paris and then followed by "Je l'aime à mourir" a cover of French singer-songwriter Francis Cabrel "Antes de las Seis" was launched in November 2011 and "Je l'aime à mourir" later was released two months in 2012, both were directed by director Nick Wickham.

Music videos

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2000s

2010s

Notes

• ¹ – A Music video for a live album.
• ² – A Spanish version of the music video was officially released.
• ³ – An official alternate, remix and/or directors cut of the music video was officially released.
• ⁴ – A feature/cameo appearance in the music video.
• ⁵ – A Music video for a Soundtrack.

Miscellaneous videos

• "Magia" (1990) – The video was shot at a local apartment and a local park in Colombia in late 1989.
• "Esta Noche Voy Contigo" (1991) – The video was shot at a local zoo in Colombia with an elephant contains the old style of 1988 in the summer of 1991.
• "Peligro" (1993) – The video was shot in a garden with waterfalls in December 1992.
• "Estoy Aquí" (1995) – Two different music videos for this song were made, the first being in 1995. This version was directed by Simon Brand,^[25] and was released only in Latin American countries.
• "¿Dónde Estás Corazón?" (1996) – Just like "Estoy Aquí", two music videos were made for the song, with this one being released in only Latin American countries as well. The music video was directed by Oscar Azula & Julian Torres.^[26] The video shows Shakira performing the song in black and white, and later shows her in color dancing with a silver dress.

Video albums

Filmography

As an actress

As a writer

Documentaries

See also

• List of awards and nominations received by Shakira
• Shakira discography
• List of Shakira songs

References