Shakira dropped several verses from her session with Bizarrap to avoid problems with Piqué
Last January, Shakira he joined bizarre for session #53 by the Argentinian producer. The song was a success, largely thanks to the not-so-subtle messages Shakira directed at her ex-husband. Gerard Pique. Phrases like “I won’t come back to you anymore/Don’t cry to me, don’t even beg me”/I understood that it’s not my fault that they criticize you/I only make music, sorry if it splashed you; o You thought you hurt me and made me tougher/Women don’t cry anymore, women’s bill, they’ve already become part of popular culture.
And although the lyrics of this song started a revolution in the networks, the truth is that it is far from what was originally intended to be created. Kevin Mauricio Cruz Moreno, lyricist who helped Shakira and Bizarrap create this track, gave an interview to Molusco TV, revealing that many phrases planned for the song were ultimately scrapped. It’s common for a song to be rewritten several times to follow the melody or better explain the message, but in this case The changes were made to avoid problems with the father of the Colombian children.
Keityn, lyricist who helped create the bizarre rap session with Shakira, confessed that the song included several changes to avoid legal issues (Picture: Instagram/Keityn)
“We remove strong things. We replaced parts because something could happen (…), we change the verses several times. We had to change it Be more careful. We searched for the exact point “I don’t overdo it, but I don’t overdo it either,” Kevyn explained.
Despite the censorship the team imposed on themselves, the song was direct enough to understand the dedication behind Shakira’s verses, and many people even began dedicating this song to their respective exes. In fact, it’s difficult to know what kind of lyrics they originally planned, since the lyrics that appeared on music platforms were explicit enough that Shakira made a nod to Clara Chía, Piqué’s new girlfriend.
“Shakira put it “clearly.” (…) It is very difficult. The composer of it was Shakira. “I just helped her rhyme, but the composer was Shak,” explains Kevyn, explaining the origin of this controversial verse.
Shakira was the mastermind behind the verse that mentions Clara Chía
Previously, the composer shared more details about how Shakira was working on this song, which was related to the injury resulting from Piqué’s split after more than ten years together.
“Everyone grieves, overcomes his wickedness as he will. He always sings what he feels, I can send him songs, but if he hasn’t experienced it or felt it, he won’t sing it. It’s not like every artist. Shakira has to live it, when she’s in love she makes you a love song, when she’s defiant she makes you a song of wickedness and lets you feel it“.
Previously, Shakira spoke about this song, which became an anthem for thousands of people around the world.
Shakira sent a message of female empowerment after her session with Bizarrap became a success. Photo: Instagram/Shakira
“What was a catharsis and an outlet for me, I never thought I would go straight to number one in the world. at 45 and in Spanish.”
Back then, Shakira also used the song’s popularity to express her support for all women who had been wronged and had to remain silent for a long time.
“I want to embrace the millions of women who are standing up against those who make us feel insignificant. Women who defend what they feel and thinkand raise their hand when they disagree, even when others raise their eyebrows. You are my inspiration. This achievement does not belong to me, but to everyone. We have to get up 70 times 7. Not the way society tells us, but the way it seems to uswho helps us move forward for our children, our parents and for those who need us and wait for us.”
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