MIAMI - For over a year now, Shakira has been seeking to empower women to manage their heartache as they see fit and, if possible, make money from it. That's the ethos driving her new album, "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran."
However, many are wondering now if behind the empowered artist who calls out her ex, his new girlfriend, and even her in-laws, there's still a traditional Colombian woman who wants to preserve the patriarchy for her two boys.
