La Joaqui in bathing suit says “I Hope You Like It”
La Joaqui is a successful Argentine singer. There’s a new song and video coming out, and she makes sure to promote it on Instagram. In a new video she posted, Joaqui danced on the beach. She wore a black and pink strappy bathing suit and looked stunning. She captioned the video: “Love you guys twerking the branch as always, I hope you like it.” How does she stay so fit? Read on for 5 ways La Joaqui stays in shape and the photos that prove they work — and to get beach-ready yourself, don’t miss these essentials 30 Best Celebrities in Swimsuits Ever!
As a singer, La Joaqui is also a dancer. She has to learn choreography for performances and videos. As you can see in her most recent post, Joaqui is a great dancer. She also shared this highlight from one of her videos on Instagram. She captioned it, “Mañosa’ available on all platforms!! ️️You already know what to do.”
Joaqui spends a lot of time in the water. One thing she likes to do is ride jet skis. She shared these photos of herself jet skiing in one of her videos on Instagram. Joaqui captioned the post, “‘Traitor’ with @djalex.ok now available on YouTube. Last video from my album ‘BARBIE COPILOTO’.”
Joaqui spends a lot of time outside. She likes to do various outdoor activities to stay in shape. One of the things she likes to do is go for a walk. Joaqui shared these photos of herself and her friend hiking up a mountain. She captioned the post: “Is it worth nothing? All the silver.” Walking is a great source of aerobic and cardio activity.
Joaqui likes to ride four-wheelers. She shared these photos of herself about to get into a car in the desert on Instagram. She captioned the post: “You always wanted to stop me. “You had my face, you didn’t know what it does.” This grudge I hold will make you sick.” Activities like this can get your adrenaline pumping.
Joaqui talked about her process with music in an interview with Billboard. She says she likes to try new things. “I think current competitors are already competing at incredible levels. You used to meet people in the square who were learning and maybe at the same level as you, who started practicing and enjoying themselves. I remember people who helped me a lot during my freestyler days, but I realized that I was not fit for battles. I was a very sensitive person. Nowadays I like freestyle and battles, what’s more, most of my songs start with an improv. If I hadn’t freestyle I never realized I wanted to make music.”