When I saw Shakira's big Super Bowl halftime performance, an idea occurred to me: "I wish I could move like that." Well, lucky for me and everyone who wants honest hips, the "She Wolf" singer released a dance tutorial on February 4 to help fans learn the choreography, the champeta, in particular.
Champeta is a dance form originating in Shakira's home country of Colombia before spreading to the Caribbean. During the halftime show, the singer led a massive group of dancers through traditional moves in unison, impressing audiences in the stadium and at home. On her YouTube channel, Shakira handed the reins over to her 18-year-old choreographer, Liz Dany Campo Díaz, for a detailed breakdown of the dance that any level of dancer can copy. Check out the full tutorial above and get ready to channel Shakira's energy through a halftime-inspired playlist.
