By now, everyone knows that Shakira and Bizarrap have achieved the impossible in the history of Latin music with their Music Sessions Vol. 53, one of the great songs of 2023. The two artists published the song on January 12 and since then they have done nothing but achieve stratospheric numbers and already break several Guinness records.
On the crest of success, the Argentine producer returns with his long-awaited session number 54, this time with Arcangel. A song that has revolutionized her followers on social networks and that, as it could not be less, included a nod to that of Barranquilla, with a phrase that reflects what the artist has achieved.
For this session, Bizarrap has chosen Arcangel, who is experiencing a very sweet musical moment and is one of the most outstanding figures of urban music in Latin America in recent years.
In this new song, with a rhythm that mixes his own club music and some trap, the Puerto Rican gives it his all with his voice, surprising his followers with the devastating phrase, which he used to announce his return to music after a few years off.
“I rested for a couple of years’, I came back and hit myself / Killing him’ like Shakira to Piqué / I don’t play soccer, but I peeled them off,” sings Arcangel.
It remains to be seen if the Puerto Rican artist is capable of reaching the levels of success that Bizarrap achieved with its predecessors, but for now, the video already has more than seven million views on YouTube, just six hours after its premiere.
Shakira and Bizarrap have marked music history with their music, which, in addition to shooting a dart straight into the heart of Gerard Piqué, has reached the top of the charts like no other song had done before.
The Colombian singer and the 24-year-old Argentine producer -whose real name is Gonzalo Julián Conde- have a lot to celebrate, as they have achieved not only a number one together, but also four Guinness records.
As if that were not enough, the theme also obtained the record for the most played Latin song on Spotify in 24 hours, with 14,393,342 reproductions by followers; also becoming the most played Latin song on the platform in a week.
