Imagine yourself in a dark room the size of your worst fear. All you can hear are the

screams from the other fans in the room, all crowded and awaiting Shakira. Pretty

soon you feel a vibration on the seat from the stopping on the ground while

everyone is shouting out at the top of their lungs "Shakira! Shakira! Shakira!",

when suddenly it is completley dark. Everyone goes silent as if awaiting their

judgement. The person next to you asks you if you know what's going on and

you shrug your soldiers, when suddenly you start hearing a noise off in the

distance. With every pump of your heart the sound becomes louder and louder

as it comes closer and closer to you. Looking around and waiting to see what

that noise is, you realize it is the sound of a roaring helicopter that is about to

land. Where's the helicopter, though? No one can see it, but everyone

hears it. Round and round the noise goes bouncing off one wall to

another. Just when you can't take it any longer and the noise is becoming

so intense that you are ready to scream, a light shines in the middle of the room. The sound of the

helicopter begins to drift away while another sound replaces. It's the sound of some song, but no one

knows what it is. Then you hear the people around you scream in excitment, not knowing what's going

on you look towards the light to see what's happening, until you realize that Shakira

has arrived! You realize that the music playing is "Donde Estan Los Ladrones?".

Everyone begins clapping to the sound of the beat and sings along with her in

happiness and harmony. After an hour and a half this, the lights suddenly go out

again and you begin to fear what will happen next. People on the other side

of the room start chanting "ANOTHER! ANOTHER! ANOTHER!". Slowly the rest

of the audience joins in the chanting in hopes that Shakira might come back on

stage and sing at least one more song. Then the chanting is stopped by silence

and then by screaming when Shakira comes out again. She finishes off the night

with "Ojos Asi" by putting on a skirt over her pants. She sings, dances,

and keeps the audience intrigued all at the same time, until she finishes the

song and gives her final thanks. The audience does not bother chanting for another song, but

instead thinks about what a wonderful performance it was and hope that they might be able to see this

legendary woman once again.