Shakira He recently surprised his fans by modifying the lyrics of one of his most emblematic songs during his current tour “Women no longer cry World Tour.”
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Currently, it covers different cities of United States and Canada. But what did not go unnoticed by the followers was the video published by ‘La Loba’ on his Instagram account.
In the audiovisual clip, which went viral on social networks, it reflects a clear symbolic distancing from its past with the former soccer player Gerard Piqué, with whom he shared a relationship of more than a decade and had two children, Milan and Sasha.
The video shows the exact moment in which Shakira interprets his success “The bicycle”originally launched in 2016 with singer Carlos Vives. In the original version, the letter explicitly mentions its ex -partner. “That if I piqué someday show him the Tayrona / Then he won’t want to leave pa ‘Barcelona.”
However, in this new interpretation during the concert, Shakira changed his ex’s name for a more generic phrase: “That if that guy someday You show the Tayrona / Then you won’t want to leave Pa ‘Barcelona ”.
The Instagram publication was accompanied by the writing “Take me, take me on your bike”, in direct reference to the chorus of the subject. The modification has been widely interpreted by its followers as an attempt to mark a new artistic and personal stage, leaving behind one of the most public chapters of its sentimental life.
Comments on social networks did not wait. While some applauded the change, others highlighted the artist’s ability to reinvent themselves through her songs.
The tour that started in North America on May 13 in Charlotte, marks Shakira’s triumphal return to international stages. During her first presentations, the singer has traveled cities such as East Rutherford, Montreal, Detroit and Toronto, and has offered shows loaded with nostalgia, energy and new arrangements.
