Shakira is in one of her best moments in terms of her career. The singer is achieving worldwide success with her songs of 'revenge' towards Piqué and towards anyone who may have harmed her over the years.
The last one was El Jefe, a new song with Fuerza Regida, in which he harshly attacks his former father-in-law. "They say that there is no evil that lasts more than a hundred years, but there is still my ex-father-in-law who does not set foot in a grave," says the singer in one of the phrases of the song. And this has been what has generated thousands of comments on social networks, including celebrities.
Actor Jaime Lorente has caused a stir with his latest tweet about the singer. "How lazy you are Shakira," he posted on his X (Twitter) account. Some words that many of her followers did not like at all, who did not hesitate to let her know.
Among other things, some users have wanted to compare Lorente's musical career with that of the Colombian. And the Murcian has several singles and EPs on Spotify. With this he has achieved almost 84,000 monthly listeners, compared to Shakira's almost 64 million. "Mediocre career in music and acting, better shut up," said one user.
But that is not all. The negative comments can be counted in dozens. "Honey, at least learn to write a 4-word message well," another person said. "Shakira is probably very concerned about your comment," another said ironically.
And many users have wanted to point out that the actor would be seeking attention at the expense of the Colombian. However, he has also received positive comments from his staunchest followers. "I didn't know that Shakira's fans were so angry," said a follower of the actor.
However, it seems that Shakira does not have time to address the criticism she may be receiving for her latest song. And the Colombian is facing a new judicial setback. The Prosecutor's Office has decided to file a complaint against the singer after accusing her of defrauding 6 million euros.
This new cause would be due to the declaration of the 2018 Personal Income Tax (IRPF) and the Wealth Tax (IP). This joins the trial that awaits for an alleged fraud of 14.5 million euros to the Treasury between 2012 and 2014.
