*click on the blue time next to each track to play preffered song……….. …………………..01. 00:01 Sale El Sol …………………..02. 03:15 Loca Ft. El Cata …………………..03. 06:17 Antes De Las Seis …………………..04. 09:00 Gordita Ft. Rene …………………..05. 12:21 Addicted To You …………………..06. 14:40 Lo Que Mas …………………..07. 17:00 Mariposas …………………..08. 20:38 Rabiosa Ft. El Cata …………………..09. 23:25 Devocion …………………..10. 26:49 Islands …………………..11. 29:27 Tu Boca …………………..12. 32:39 Waka Waka Ft. Freshlyground …………………..13. 35:53 Loca Ft. Dizee Rascal …………………..14. 39:01 Rabiosa Ft Pitbull …………………..15. 41:49 Waka Waka K-Mix Sale el sol (English: The Sun Comes Out) is the seventh studio album by Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira, released on October 19, 2010. The album cover was released on August 31, 2010. In a promotion strategy, Los 40 Principales in Spain premiered the album on streaming on October 12, one week before the album release. The album debuted at number seven on the Billboard 200 becoming her fourth-highest peak on the chart. It also debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Latin Albums Chart and stayed there for over 12 consecutive weeks. The album has sold over 500000 copies in the US and over 4 million copies worldwide.[6] The album received three Latin Grammy Award nominations …
www.shakira.com Being here today is a tremendous honor for me. I am thankful to President Obama and I am humbled that my philanthropic experience could be helpful in some measure and can be used to amplify the message and work of the President and this Commission. Latino youth are the fastest-growing group in America, and more Latino children are living in poverty than children of any other racial or ethnic group. For a number of reasons, young Latinos in this country disproportionately drop out of school and far too few finish college. And as I have seen in my own Foundation work, the only road out of poverty is education – of that I am convinced. Investing in the educational achievement for Latinos will not only determine the economic future and competitiveness of this nation, but can serve as a model for the world. I hope that through my appointment to this commission, I will be able to share what I’ve learned through the 15 years I have been involved in the education of Latino children. I am sure you will agree with me that race and ethnicity shouldn’t be factors in the success of any child. It is my belief and its also been demonstrated that if we provide early childhood education to Latino children it would take less than a decade to reap the benefits since investment in early education is proven to generate the fastest returns to the state. With more ECD programs there will be less Latino students being held back, less dropouts and less crime involving school-age …
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