When writing the songs, artists have to do an exercise of absolute sincerity for feelings, opinions and experiences which reflect in the lines that write to masterfully in all the people who stop to listen to them. That is why on many occasions they make similes with everyday elements of everyday life, such as drinks, something that Aitana and Shakira have coincided in their most recent musical releases.
And both have referred to one of the drinks that many people consume in their day to daycoffeeand they have done so to make a reference to the people who at some point completed their hearts.
Aitana, Shakira and the feelings they remember for coffee
He ‘Blue Room’ of Aitana is already, without a doubt, One of the most important releases of the year Regarding the music of our country. And, thanks to the 18 songs and the interlude that compose it, it has managed to get the gold record certificate in just one week.
And within this ambitious project we find ‘In the center of the bed’, One of the songs that has delighted the entire public, in which he talks about the recovery process of a person after a break. It is precisely in this letter where we listen to your wink to the drink we are talking about today: «Do you remember the cup you gave me? When you left you did not take it, andI do not use it, enough reminds of you coffee«. Although we do not know who is directed for this phrase, the shots could be related to one of the countries that produce the most coffee, Colombia.
For his part, Shakira has referred to coffee at his recent premiere with Alejandro Sanz, ‘Kiss me’, One of the main themes of the new EP that has launched the Madrid just a few weeks ago‘And now what?’. For her part, she too He wanted to use it to express the memories that a person has left himthat they could not erase or with the best of the aromas, with the phrases: “In case you not noticed, this is no longer a joke, or with all the coffee of Colombia I take away your aroma, to your mouth, forgive, but I want to hit.”
Which of the two do you stay?
