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Las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan. Tres canciones de Shakira

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Inevitable

La Quiero a Morir je l'aime a mourir Tour

Sessions #53

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![Click here to read in englis] Hello, friends of the world. Hello, friends of Hive. Today is Tuesday and as everyone knows it's the perfect day for sharing and listening to good music. Two weeks ago I started a series that I titled: The women I like. The first two singers were the Mexican Natalia Lafourcade and the Chilean Mon Laferte. The singer I want to listen to today is the goddess of Colombia, the idol of Barranquilla, the Queen of Latin pop, incomparable and multi-awarded: Shakira. I can not help but say that it was impossible for me to choose three songs, as there are many pieces that I love in her discography and without fear of exaggeration, Shakira has very good pieces in different styles. Based on this and not to rack my brains thinking about which one to choose, I decided to select three and later, make other posts to share other songs as good as the ones we will hear today. Remember that every selection is subjective and that the authors have written about tastes and colors. Let's start... It is necessary to open with the black-haired Shakira, with her first songs, those with rock influences. "Inevitable" is a single from her successful fourth album, Dónde están los ladrones, which was produced by the midas of Latin music, Emilio Estefan and released by Sony Music. It can be said that with this record, made in 1998, Shakira opened the doors to the Anglo-Saxon market. I dared to put in second place this version that Shakira does of “Je l'aime à mourir” (in Spanish: La quiero a morir), so that you can observe the interpretative quality of this woman and her command of French. It is worth mentioning that Shakira speaks at least 5 languages (Spanish, French, English, Portuguese, Italian) and started writing songs at the age of 8. A true star. And the third song that I will share with you today is the famous Sessions #53, known as "Pa tipos como tú", which she did in collaboration with the Argentine producer Bizarrap. With this piece occurs a phenomenon of this time: in just days this song becomes a hit on all platforms and the phrase Shakira "Women no longer cry, women bill" became Trending topic. When it comes to Shakira, some say that her early work was her best. Others say that in the internationalization, Shakira had to leave her true style and that at this moment she is part of the crowd. What no one can deny is that at 48 years old, she is an artist who has maintained and reinvented herself, because beyond any opinion or gossip, women only want to bill...