Sombra de Ti

Target entity: Sombra de Ti
Context triple: [¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?, hasPart, Sombra de Ti]

• A. Beneath the Veil
  "Beneath the Veil" is a song by the American indie pop band Chester French.
• B. Out of the Dark
  Out of the Dark is a collection of essays by Helen Keller in which she reflects on socialism, social justice, and her political beliefs.
• C. Shadows
  Shadows is a groundbreaking 1959 American independent drama film by John Cassavetes, celebrated for its improvisational style and candid exploration of race and relationships in New York City.
• D. After the Dark
  After the Dark is a 2013 philosophical science-fiction thriller film that explores moral dilemmas through a series of apocalyptic thought experiments conducted by a high school philosophy class.
• E. The Shadow Knows
  "The Shadow Knows" is a 1960 novelty R&B song by The Coasters that plays off the famous catchphrase from the old-time radio drama "The Shadow."
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sombra de Ti
Target entity description: "Sombra de Ti" is a Spanish-language pop ballad by Colombian singer Shakira from her acclaimed 1998 album "¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?"

• A. Beneath the Veil
  "Beneath the Veil" is a song by the American indie pop band Chester French.
• B. Out of the Dark
  Out of the Dark is a collection of essays by Helen Keller in which she reflects on socialism, social justice, and her political beliefs.
• C. Shadows
  Shadows is a groundbreaking 1959 American independent drama film by John Cassavetes, celebrated for its improvisational style and candid exploration of race and relationships in New York City.
• D. After the Dark
  After the Dark is a 2013 philosophical science-fiction thriller film that explores moral dilemmas through a series of apocalyptic thought experiments conducted by a high school philosophy class.
• E. The Shadow Knows
  "The Shadow Knows" is a 1960 novelty R&B song by The Coasters that plays off the famous catchphrase from the old-time radio drama "The Shadow."
• F. None of above. chosen