Ariana Grande is tattooed in honor of the victims of the Manchester attack

The singer Ariana Grande offered a charity concert for the victims of the bombing of Manchester last May 22, at the end of one of her shows, and claimed the lives of 22 people. But her commitment to what went on goes further, and the singer has become a tattoo symbolizing the British city.

In the concert of Ariana Grande 'One Love Manchester', more than 3 million dollars were raised for the victims of the attack, and great artists wanted to join her: Katy Perry, Coldplay, Justin Bieber, Robbie Williams, Miley Cyrus, Oasis and Many more were on stage in an emotional concert full of strength and symbolism.

Now, the singer has wanted to do a tribute reminding the victims of the bombing with a tattoo that symbolizes the city of Manchester. It is a working bee, and if you have ever visited the city, you have seen it many times.

That bee represents the past of hard work that Manchester experienced during the Industrial Revolution, when they installed a myriad of textile factories that were commonly known as "activity hives."

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This Busy Bee has also become a symbol of solidarity with the victims, and many people have tattooed this bee in honor of the victims of the brutal attack