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Claramente, the diss track is resonating with fans.
WhenShakira and Gerard Pique announced their breakupafter 11 years together in June, their joint statement was pretty run-of-the-mill.
Even then, though, there were already hints that there might be acrimony brewing.
With her newest Spanish-language song, BZRP Music Sessions, Vol.
53, released on Wednesday, Jan. 11, Shakira put those feelings out in the open.
Within a day of its release, the track was already breaking records.
Understandably, Shakira relished it.
She added that she never thought shed go straight to No.
1 in the world at [her] 45 years and in Spanish.
Before the songs release,Shakirawrote about dealing with heartbreak and hurt on Instagram to kick off 2023.
Her message was to keep trusting and loving, even after betrayal.
Unwritten but extremelyclaranow is that those wounds can be used to write a pretty fire diss track, too.
source: www.bustle.com
