Pawan Kumar
Listen the Article:
That is, she gives her all to everything she does, even, it seems, roasting her ex-boyfriend in a song. She released a nasty breakup song about her ex-boyfriend, the Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué, on Thursday. The song is so popular that it broke a YouTube record in the first 24 hours after it came out.
Shakira and Piqué met at the 2010 World Cup. She sang “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” which was that year’s amazing World Cup theme song. Milan, 9, and Sasha, 6, are their children (7). Last June, they said they were breaking up. Soon after, tabloids said that Piqué, who was 35 at the time, was now dating a 23-year-old PR student who worked at his entertainment production company, and Shakira was not happy about it.
Even though “Waka Waka” is hard to beat, Shakira gave us a better musical take on current events on Thursday. The new song, a collaboration with Argentine producer Bizarrap called “BZRP Music Session #53” and full of clever digs at Piqué, was made with Bizarrap. Also talked about was Shakira’s upcoming trial for tax fraud. Spanish prosecutors have accused her of not paying $16 million in income tax while she lived in Barcelona from 2012 to 2014. Shakira has strongly denied that she owes the Spanish government any money. She says that she lived in the Bahamas during the years in question. “BZRP Music Session #53” shows that she has more to say about the situation.
/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/diarioas/FLMGOGSHC5AFZNHPMGOV5C7EBA.jpg)
There are a few different translations of the Spanish lyrics online, but here are some of the best ones:
Also Read: Miley Cyrus releases the breakup anthem “Flowers” on the birthday of her ex-husband, Liam Hemsworth.
I’m sorry, baby, but I should have kicked you out long ago.
I wasn’t good enough for you, which is why you’re with someone who is.
On Thursday, Shakira dropped a vicious breakup track about her ex-partner, Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué, and it’s so popular it broke a YouTube record within 24 hours of its release https://t.co/PcxRIVbiRw
— The Cut (@TheCut) January 13, 2023
You left me living next to my mother-in-law, with the press knocking on my door, and in debt to the government.
You thought you were hurting me, but all you did was make me stronger.
Women no longer cry, they make money.
You gave a Ferrari away and bought a Twingo.
You gave a Rolex to someone for a Casio.
You spend a lot of time working out, but your brain needs some work too.
This is not the first time Shakira has talked about how hard it was to break up with her boyfriend. “Monotona,” a song she did with Ozuna in October, was about heartbreak. She told Elle that music had helped her through “one of the hardest, darkest times of my life.” Since we’re talking about Shakira, it’s also led to success: Since it came out Thursday morning, the “BZRP Music Session #53” video has been watched more than 63 million times on YouTube. This makes it the most watched new Latin song in YouTube history. What, you thought Shakira’s song about getting back at her ex wouldn’t be very good? Where have you been, you crazy person?
