Shakira indirectly took a dig at her ex-husband, Gerard Pique through her collaboration with Bizarrap, find out about its song lyrics
The music sensation Shakira is going through one of the roughest patches of her life as she is currently battling with the after-effects of her separation from her ex-boyfriend, footballer Gerard Pique.
For the uninitiated, a few months ago, Shakira announced her separation from the star Spanish footballer after he cheated on her. Since then, she has attacked her ex-boyfriend in numerous of her new songs.
However, the 45-year-old diva recently performed one of her previously unpublished songs on Bizzarap’s YouTube program, BZRP Music Session, in which she made the sharpest possible digs at the player and his supposed girlfriend.
Shakira and Bizarrap new song lyrics go viral as she lashes out at Gerard Pique
Since then, many people are trying to find out everything about her songโs lyrics. So, letโs find out everything about it:
Lyrics of Shakira X Bizarrap collaboration explained
As Bizzarap is one of the most famous emerging celebrities in Argentina and his show has previously included artists including Residente, Paulo Londra, and Villano Antillano, the globe has gone wild over pop artist Shakira’s new duet with him.
Due to the fact that Shakira’s participation in the program was surprising for a variety of reasons, the most important of which is that she is far too famous to be participating in Bizzarap, many fans took to the Internet to understand her songโs lyrics.
She sang in Spanish, “Una loba como yo no esta paโ tipos como tu”ย which is literally translated as “A wolf like me is not for guys like you.” Through this, sheย made a sly reference to her 2009 single She Wolf, giving it a new meaning in light of her separation from her husband of 11 years.
Another Spanish line is translated to “I wonโt get back with you, not if you cry, not even if you beg me.” The line went on to add, “Itโs clear that itโs not my fault if they criticize you. I just make music, sorry if it splashes you.”
She then refers to her ex-husband directly by using the Spanish word “salapique.”