The viral child who predicted the earthquakes in Venezuela sparks debate again after mentioning Shakira in a new message
The young Venezuelan Jesús López, known on social media as “El Servidor” (The Servant), became a trending topic after sharing a new spiritual message in which he mentioned singer Shakira in a relationship based on his personal visions and beliefs. His statements sparked numerous reactions among his followers, especially since the young man gained significant notoriety after going viral for an alleged prediction related to the earthquakes that struck Venezuela.
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This time, the content shared by the young man took a different turn as he addressed experiences that, according to him, were part of revelations he claimed to have had. During his account, he described a scene he called shocking and claimed to have seen different figures within a vision, linking them to religious and spiritual concepts.
According to his own account, the episode began when he imagined himself in an abandoned place. In that context, he claimed to have seen a figure he interpreted as threatening. “I saw myself in an abandoned building or city, and I went inside, and a demonic being attacked me, like a man with the features of a nun,” the young man stated in one of the videos he shared on his social media.
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Later, Jesús López continued developing his narrative and maintained that the experience was related to spiritual warnings that, according to him, he received during that vision. “The Lord told me that these are the consequences of using the mark of the beast and that many people will react differently. And then I saw a red goblin with long ears,” he commented in the same message.
One of the most striking aspects was his reference to Shakira, explaining that while trying to interpret the meaning of the figure he observed, he began searching for information related to the name that, he said, appeared during the experience. In that context, he mentioned: “Then, searching for the name of that demon’s form, it said ‘Ishtar’ three times.” He later added that, in doing so, he found images that, from his perspective, bore a resemblance to the Colombian artist.
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