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The musician-turned-reality TV star further gave a certain glory of loyalty to the public. The Dominican-American musician while portraying a beauty of her own, also exemplified that she has always felt a bond with “el pueblo,” or her people. In reciprocity, an avalanche of support came, especially from Panama, where she is considered an honorary citizen.
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The message was rather simple but heavy in meaning-“I will always be of the ‘Pueblo,’ my people!!!” She gave credits to the stylists and the makeup artists below the message, but it was the weight of the message that rang. It was yet another instance of her standing in humility and heart-burning pride and thanks for her roots. That perhaps is what really locked her in the heart of the world.
Within minutes, every comment was pouring in with warmth and appreciation. “You are very beautiful inside and out and above all very humble and you transmit that, that’s why people love you. Wherever you go people admire you and love you a lot because you earn it. Keep it up and never change,” coalesced all that everyone wanted to say. Thus speaks from the heart about how people really feel about her: It’s the humanity that really matters.’
There was a very strong notion coming from her Panamanian crowd that’s embraced her wholeheartedly. Commenting further, “You are very beautiful and with a lot of charisma, welcome always,” reiterates that embrace she has received from the country. Another one joked, in full national pride, “She is already Panamanian and she doesn’t know it.” This sense of acceptance tells you a lot about her international standing and the down-to-earth person she is.
Love came with a little humor. One commenter said, “Someone get her an ID card urgently, she’s already a national,” a humorous call for making her officially Panamanian. Another saying was, “She looks like a Coca-Cola bottle,” a sly remark on her curves and bubbly personality. Such remarks paint a picture of camaraderie rather than the usual magazine celebrity-to-audience orientation.
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Amara La Negra is famous for unapologetically being herself in Afro-Latina beauty and culture. This post is basically another episode in that story. It serves as a reminder that behind all her glitz are days of handing out photos and beats-of-an-musician-who-truly-very-deeply-holds-her-community-in-her-heart-that-supports-her. Reactions attest that the message went far. In this world of painfully curated images, staying true to her roots seems to be her biggest strength. Fellow people wherever those are-that speaks for them! Her recent questions about tipping culture also sparked a heated debate. She also enjoyed a girls night out with Shay Johnson. Furthermore, Amara has been known to call out Instagram illusions and to celebrate her Dominican heritage.