Shakira is back in the news for her words about Gerard Piqué and their breakup, one of the most media in recent times. This time, the Colombian has talked about whoever her ex-partner was on The Jimmy Fallon Show, a program presented by the American comedian on NBC.
In addition to performing Bizarrap Session 53 live for the first time, a highly successful song in which Shakira charges against Piqué in the most forceful way possible, the artist chatted with Fallon about her relationship with the footballer. She did it accompanied by Milan and Sasha, the two children she has in common with the former FC Barcelona player, and who also chanted the well-known lyrics addressed to him and his current partner, Clara Chía.
"The song has become a kind of anthem for so many women. I've had a very hard year after my separation and writing this song has been very important to me," Shakira was honest with Jimmy Fallon and accompanied by Bizarrap, producer of the issue. For her, "it has been a healthy way of channeling" the Colombian's emotions after her breakup.
The words of the singer from Barranquilla have been analyzed by the Social Club of El programa de Ana Rosa, on Telecinco, this Monday morning. All of them have agreed that the song "is a great song", as Joaquín Prat and Ana Rosa Quintana have pointed out. The latter added that "the show is the bomb", although there have been discrepancies around its lyrics.
"I don't know if the children's thing is appropriate, but it is true that kids their age and younger know the song perfectly, from head to head," said Joaquín Prat about the appearance of the children singing Session 53. Such and as was recalled in the gathering, it was "his son" who proposed to the singer the collaboration with Bizarrap from which this song came.
The toughest with Shakira and his continuous charge against Gerard Piqué has been Alessandro Lecquio. The social club commentator has also asked for the floor to give his opinion on the attitude of the Colombian singer with her ex-partner. "She seems to me an impressive artist, I'm not going to discover anything. But she is flagging a break, which is something that most of the population has," he commented.
"That's why it has worked", they pointed out in the same gathering, to which Lecquio added that "betrayals and breakups have nothing to do with being a man or a woman", but are "life circumstances". And he explained his position: "What I don't agree with is that these things hurt women more than men."
Joaquín Prat told him that "there may be a party that aggravates and another aggrieved", be it a man or a woman. Alessandro Lecquio recalled at this point that Shakira has also been "the protagonist of exactly the same thing but in reverse, that is, when you go with Piqué, Piqué was about to marry another lady and he took her away". He has said of the singer that she "now she is a feminist, but she was the other one", and that she could also have broken "a family project".
