After a wait of seven years, Shakira, the iconic Latin music star, returns triumphantly with her long-awaited album titled ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’, which will be released this Friday, March 22. This exciting return not only brings with it new songs, but also renowned collaborations that promise to surprise and captivate her followers.
In this new album project, Shakira joins big names in the industry, such as Cardi B, Shaving, and Raw Alejandro in a repertoire of 16 songs that promise to light up the stages and conquer the hearts of their loyal audience. Standing out among the collaborations is the song ‘Puntería’, in which the Colombian artist shares the microphone with the talented American rapper Cardi B.
The anticipation and excitement among Shakira’s followers is palpable, especially after a series of sensual photographs shared on social networks, in which the artist appears alongside the British actor Lucien Laviscount.
But Shakira’s return is not only marked by her music, but also by her sincere and revealing words. In an interview with Apple Music, the singer opened her heart like never before, talking about her separation from Gerard Piqué and the challenges she has faced in recent times.
“I have always valued family and having a partner. I have always been in a relationship. But then, when I was no longer there, I was thinking ‘why?'” Shakira shared in a statement that has moved millions of followers on everyone.
And beyond her professional success, Shakira experienced heartbreak, the pain of betrayal and breakup like any woman: “No one is going to tell me how I’m supposed to heal. No one should tell a woman how she’s supposed to heal.” “You must heal and lick your wounds. Our mothers and grandmothers, people told them to hide their tears, their feelings from their children and from society, to accept what they had to go through.”
In addition, the artist revealed details about her children’s musical talent, Milan and Sasha, highlighting how music has been a form of therapy during difficult times, including during his split from Piqué.
With ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’, Shakira not only returns to the music scene with renewed strength, but also offers an intimate look at her life and experiences, sharing her story through an album that promises to be her most honest and moving till the date.