Shakira is living a very special time. Just a month ago, on March 22, the Colombian released her latest studio album Las mujeres ya no cry, which contains hit songs such as Puntería, La Fuerte, Tiempo sin verte, Te felicito, Monotonía, Copa Vacía or the Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53, among others.
The album from Barranquilla has had a great reception from the public and has become, in a matter of weeks, one of her most applauded and acclaimed works by critics and the general public.
As she has explained on several occasions, Shakira has taken refuge in music to overcome the blows that life has dealt her and has channeled the pain of her divorce from Gerard Piqué through her songs.
”I heal through this music, and I am still healing. It is a process, but without a doubt music has played a very therapeutic role. I say that when I write music it’s like going to the therapist, but cheaper. And it helps you exercise a lot of intense emotions and feelings that otherwise would just fossilize,” he explained in an interview for Apple Mac 1.
Since she moved to Miami with her children Milan and Sasha and moved on to her ex-husband, the Waka Waka singer has decided to embark on a new path of empowerment and strength.
For this reason, many of her followers were shocked to discover that the interpreter was watching El Clásico, the name by which the match between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona is known.
Shakira shared a photo from the match and reassured her fans by explaining that she has no interest in the team her ex played for for more than 13 years: ”The banners. A good reason to see El Clásico.
Carlos Vives’ friend is working very hard to promote her latest album. To do this, she has visited different television programs, given free concerts in spaces such as Time Square (New York) and has collaborated with other creators and musicians to generate social conversation.
That the advertisements for the soccer field where such an important match between Real Madrid and Barça is being played contain information about Shakira’s new album is not a coincidence, but rather a clear strategy by the Colombian to make noise and generate interest. media.
