Four months after the release of the song 'Te Felicito', Shakira has come under fire for allegedly copying robotic dance moves from an old TV series titled 'El Chavo del 8'. According to a new report,&nbsp;the wife of the late actor Gomez Bolanos who created the TV series could possibly sue the singer for the same reason.

According to Marca, Shakira dances like a robot in her song 'Te felicito' which is quite close to the "garrotera" Chavo used to do in risky or intimidating situations in the 1971 TV series.

Marco reported that several&nbsp;Mexican outlets including the Diario Nuevo Dia have observed that the widow of Bolanos has noticed the similarities and could possibly proceed with adequate legal action.

It should be noted that none of the parties has yet affirmed or denied any information about&nbsp;the lawsuit. And, confirmation is awaited.&nbsp;

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Shakira was previously sued by the singer Livam in 2017 for her song 'La bicicleta'. The lawsuit got dismissed.

Meanwhile, a Spanish prosecutor recently sought a prison term of eight years for the Colombian superstar&nbsp;over a 14.5 million-euro tax fraud case.&nbsp;Shakira's representatives however maintained that the singer "is fully confident of her innocence" and that she considers the case "a total violation of her rights".

Four months after the release of the song 'Te Felicito', Shakira has come under fire for allegedly copying robotic dance moves from an old TV series titled 'El Chavo del 8'.

Four months after the release of the song 'Te Felicito', Shakira has come under fire for allegedly copying robotic dance moves from an old TV series titled 'El Chavo del 8'. According to a new report, the wife of the late actor Gomez Bolanos who created the TV series could possibly sue the singer for the same reason. According to Marca, Shakira dances like a robot in her song 'Te felicito' which is quite close to the "garrotera" Chavo used to do in risky or intimidating situations in the 1971 TV series. Marco reported that several Mexican outlets including the Diario Nuevo Dia have observed that the widow of Bolanos has noticed the similarities and could possibly proceed with adequate legal action. It should be noted that none of the parties has yet affirmed or denied any information about the lawsuit. And, confirmation is awaited. Also read: Will Smith's ex-wife Sheree hopes fans forgive the actor for Oscars slapgate Shakira was previously sued by the singer Livam in 2017 for her song 'La bicicleta'. The lawsuit got dismissed. Meanwhile, a Spanish prosecutor recently sought a prison term of eight years for the Colombian superstar over a 14.5 million-euro tax fraud case. Shakira's representatives however maintained that the singer "is fully confident of her innocence" and that she considers the case "a total violation of her rights".

Shakira could be sued for copying dance moves in 'Te Felicito': Report

A Spanish prosecutor is seeking a prison term of eight years for Colombian superstar Shakira over a 14.5 million-euro tax fraud case, a prosecutor`s office document showed on Friday.

The singer, who has sold more than 80 million records worldwide with hits such as "Hips Don`t Lie", earlier this week rejected a settlement offer from the prosecutor`s office to close the case.

She is accused of failing to pay taxes between 2012 and 2014, a period in which Shakira says she did not live in Spain.

The prosecutor`s document, seen by Reuters, asserts that Shakira was ordinarily resident in Spain between 2012 and 2014 and in May 2012 bought a house in Barcelona which became a family home for herself, her partner and their son born in Spain in 2013.

It asked for an eight-year prison sentence and a fine of more than 23 million euros ($23.5 million) should she be found guilty. No date for a trial has been set yet.

Asked to comment, Shakira`s representatives referred to a previous statement sent out on Wednesday saying she "is fully confident of her innocence" and that she considers the case "a total violation of her rights".

The terms of the earlier settlement offer have not been disclosed.

The 45-year-old singer - dubbed the Queen of Latin Pop - said she initially paid the 17.2 million euros that the Spanish tax office said she owed and claims she has no outstanding debt with the tax authorities.

The latest development in the tax case comes a month after Shakira and her husband, FC Barcelona defender Gerard Pique, announced they were separating. Shakira, 45, and Pique, 35, have been together since 2011 and have two sons.

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A Spanish prosecutor is seeking a prison term of eight years for Colombian superstar Shakira over a 14.5 million-euro tax fraud case, a prosecutor`s office document showed on Friday.

A Spanish prosecutor is seeking a prison term of eight years for Colombian superstar Shakira over a 14.5 million-euro tax fraud case, a prosecutor`s office document showed on Friday. The singer, who has sold more than 80 million records worldwide with hits such as "Hips Don`t Lie", earlier this week rejected a settlement offer from the prosecutor`s office to close the case. She is accused of failing to pay taxes between 2012 and 2014, a period in which Shakira says she did not live in Spain. The prosecutor`s document, seen by Reuters, asserts that Shakira was ordinarily resident in Spain between 2012 and 2014 and in May 2012 bought a house in Barcelona which became a family home for herself, her partner and their son born in Spain in 2013. It asked for an eight-year prison sentence and a fine of more than 23 million euros ($23.5 million) should she be found guilty. No date for a trial has been set yet. Asked to comment, Shakira`s representatives referred to a previous statement sent out on Wednesday saying she "is fully confident of her innocence" and that she considers the case "a total violation of her rights". The terms of the earlier settlement offer have not been disclosed. The 45-year-old singer - dubbed the Queen of Latin Pop - said she initially paid the 17.2 million euros that the Spanish tax office said she owed and claims she has no outstanding debt with the tax authorities. The latest development in the tax case comes a month after Shakira and her husband, FC Barcelona defender Gerard Pique, announced they were separating. Shakira, 45, and Pique, 35, have been together since 2011 and have two sons. Also read: One dead in fire incident on sets of Ranbir-Shraddha upcoming film

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Shakira could be sued for copying dance moves in 'Te Felicito': Report

Spanish prosecutor asks for eight-year jail term for Shakira