Los Angeles-Jennifer Lopez made a Motown tribute to the j-Lo show.

The Latin singer-actress took the Grammy stage on Sunday, inserting a personal active dance-pop flavor into Motown's unforgettable tunes, these as "Dancing Machine" and "Dancing in the Street."

She faced an adverse reaction in public networks for its main role in the historical tribute of respect to the African American label.

Some online wondered why the dark designer wasn't chosen to replace Lopez, but she got help from Smokey Robinson, who joined her in a Duo to fill "My Girl", a song he co-wrote. After that she at some time merged with Alicia has Soured on "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" and matured "Another Star" with Ne-Yo, who played the piano.

Robinson even came to the defense of Lopez before her concert.

"Motown music was for everybody. That's it, " Robinson Variety said at Clive Davis's get - together before the Grammy. "Jennifer Lopez grew up in her own Spanish-speaking region, wherever she was ... loved Motown. Who is so stupid to object to such a thing that Jennifer Lopez actually prepares something for Motown?"

Lopez "please, Mr. postman" and wear a dark complex with white feathers and accompanied by a group of dancers. She still flaunted sparkling body during the " funds (this is actually what I want)."

Subsequently such a, as she ended, she cast most part, exactly that she was "grateful to" be here now evening.

Lopez said, in fact, that intended his concert mom. 49-year-old actress has told, that actually grew up on the music of Motown through my own mother, listening to various artists these as The Temptations and The Supremes.

Her concert takes place a number of days before the Motown performance dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the label. The tribute takes place on Tuesday at the Microsoft theater in Los Angeles.

Berry Gordy, who stood during Lopez's concert, founded Motown Records in 1959. The label has been a home to countless musical artists, spanning Robinson, Stevie wonder, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross.