Shakira’s father was admitted to the hospital for pneumonia

According to Colombian media, William Mebarak Chadid, 92, faces a new health problem, a case of pneumonia

The father of the Colombian singer Shakira, William Mebarak Chadidshowed a slight improvement in his health last Friday after being admitted to a hospital on Wednesday Barranquilla clinicin the north of Colombia.

According to a Colombian media that cited a «source close to the artist«, William Mebarak Chadid, 92 years old, writer and merchant of Lebanese origin, «remains stable» after displaying a «slight improvement» according to a recent medical evaluation.

Although neither the Ibero-America clinic, where Shakira’s father is located, nor the artist’s official spokespersons have issued statementsvarious city media reported that William Mebarak was hospitalized due to pneumonia.

Although she has not been seen by the media stationed in front of the clinic, Shakira has been present at the scene. since last Thursday.

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William Mebarak Chadid, who initially represented Shakira when she was a teenager, was born in New York, but has Lebanese roots. At five years old, He emigrated with his family to Colombia.

On the other hand, Shakira announced the first dates of her long-awaited world tour «Women no longer cry«, which will begin on November 2 in Palm Desert, California, EU

This initial phase will include 14 presentations which will cover a wide region of North America. Cities like Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Toronto and Chicago They will be the first to enjoy the singer’s new show.

«I am happy to announce the first dates of my world tour Women no longer cry, a celebration for my pack! The first part of the tour will be through North America, the only opportunity to see the show in a more intimate way! International dates will be announced soon, so stay tuned!

It is anticipated that Shakira will include in her repertoire both songs from her recent album and the classics that have defined her career such as: «I’m here«, «Anthology«, «Blind, deaf-speechless«.