Stock libraries sometimes have generic names. “belinda” could be the photographer’s code. “Play shiny flowers” might be a product line of floral patterns with a gloss effect. “Hot” could be the color temperature. However, legitimate stock sites (Shutterstock, Getty) use IDs, not such literal names. More likely, this was part of a CD-ROM collection of 2005–2010 clipart.
If you're interested in learning more about Belinda or her music, I can suggest a few possible search terms: belinda play shiny flowers 1 jpg hot
If I were to take a educated guess, I'd assume you might be referring to Belinda, a popular Australian singer-songwriter, and possibly her music or music video. Stock libraries sometimes have generic names
While it does not refer to a widely known mainstream brand or public figure in a general context, "Belinda" can also refer to: “Hot” could be the color temperature
If you are looking for specific imagery or a video associated with this exact string, it is likely hosted on niche platforms or private user galleries. Achillea millefolium 'Pretty Belinda' - Plant Finder