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"Try Everything" is a song recorded by Colombian singer Shakira for the 2016 Walt Disney Animation Studios film Zootopia, and written by Sia, Tor Hermansen, and Mikkel Eriksen. In the film, it is featured as a song recorded by a singer named Gazelle (voiced by Shakira).
Laura English from Music Feeds encapsulated "Don't Wait Up" as "a club-ready banger with a classic EDM beat", calling the phrase "don't wait up" a "classic party line", and described how the song "starts as a slow burn featuring just Shakira’s iconic vocals" before "[building] into a modern-era Shakira bop once the chorus comes in though and the beat is delectable". [10]
On 19 March, Shakira posted a preview of the song on her social media accounts. [9] Based on the preview, Judith del Rio from La Vanguardia called the song "the final farewell to her great love". [13] Europa FM emphasized how in the song Shakira "shows that all the pain that [Piqué] has caused her is definitively behind her". [14]
Shakira feels no shame about her candid breakup song following the end of her 11-year relationship to soccer star Gerard Piqué.In "Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53.," Shakira talks about a lover who ...
Though Shakira has used her music to express her pain and anger toward her ex, she was in a different mood when she linked up with Cardi, 31, on the track “Puntería” (“Aim”) “You have a g
The Latin superstar, 47, released her latest song, “Soltera,” on Wednesday, September 25. The track, which she sings in Spanish, is about Shakira embracing the benefits of being on her own.
The song was written by Shakira, along with The Matrix and Heather Reid and Leisha Hailey of The Murmurs. It was produced by Shakira with additional co-production by Lester Mendez and Gustavo Cerati. "Don't Bother" is a rock-influenced song in which Shakira assures her former lover that she does not need his sympathy and can move on without him.
Shakira and Gerard Pique's Relationship Timeline: The Way They Were Read article “It was not your fault or mine either / It was the fault of the monotony,” the “Hips Don’t Lie” singer ...